That being said, it was great to see them finally venture out to something that could appeal beyond just the vegan community. If you've ever tried melted vegan cheese you know that the somewhat glue-like texture makes for an unpleasant experience but McDonald's have definitely got this right, you wouldn't know the difference between this or any other plastic cheese, it's perfectly on-brand.Īll in all, as there are now so many amazing options when it comes to vegan fast food - with a special mention to the Burger King Vegan Royale fake chicken burger that holds a place in my heart - it makes the McDonalds burger look a less attractive choice. Like most Beyond Meat substitutes, the patty itself is great for those starting off with vegan food as it comes with no unorthodox flavours or textures that could put you off the burger altogether.
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Smothered in sauce, it definitely can't be criticised for it's lack of flavour, something you'd expect from a Big Mac replica. The burger as whole is really delicious and a great option if you want to cut back on meat or are entirely vegan. The burger itself looks no more appealing than most McDonalds burgers, but my time as a vegan has taught me to never eat with your eyes.Īs far as vegan burgers go, this is one to give a go. Over the four years of being vegan I've tasted first hand the best and the worst of the plant-based alternatives, the McPlant safely falls somewhere in the middle. After trying McDonald's attempt at a vegan substitute last year - the Veggie Dippers, which can only be described as bread crumbed baby food - I wasn't overly hopeful about this.
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