McDonald's tests a burger beyond meat
Forget the hamburger impossible. Try McDonald's Dave beyond the burger meat.
The demand for herbal burgers has increased over the last year with manyFast food and restoration chains All over the world adding at least one meat without meat to their respective menus. The next to introduce aplants Burger is the king of the Fast Food Empire:McDonalds.
Mickey D will test a hamburger made with meat pancakes beyond in some restaurant places in Canada for 12 weeks of departureSeptember 30. The sandwich will appear on menus like p.l.t. Which means, you guessed it, plant, lettuce and tomato. According toThe Wall Street newspaperMcDonald's meat hamburger beyond will only be served in 28 locations in southwestern Ontario and IRA for 6.49 Canadian dollars (or about US $ 4.90).
Is this first menu item from McDonald's plant?
It's actually not, but there is a reason why you probably have not heard about this - it is only served in India. It's true theMcaloo Tikki Sandwich, a vegetable cake with potatoes and flavors that imitate the taste of Samosas, launched just last year.
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McDonald Locations inFinland and Sweden also introduced the McVEgan Burger in2017 As a test, which has turned into a permanent menu item just after 150,000 of the burgers who have been sold during the first month only.
Now, with the launch of P.L.T in Canada, the next Mickey D (Mickey D) burger will be launched in the United States.
Do other beloved brands launch new herbal menu items?
With regard to fast food chains selling beyond meat-based menu items, Tim Horton's Beat McDonald's Beat McDonald's on the punch starting breakfast cakes in false meat and hamburgers in Canada this last summer.
Even Dunkin 'recently entered the arena based on the plant with hisBeyond the sausage sandwich, who launched in July in New York.
Del Taco was really ahead of the sidewalk after starting two tacos beyond in April.
OK, McDonald's When will you bring the US to the US? How much more patient can we possibly be? We hope for a successful race in Canada, so it goes soon in the United States.
