It is not only american, I do it from time to time and it is delicious.It's the American way to bastardize everything.
I want to try it.
Think of it like a sandwich but with the most buttery bread ever.
It is not only american, I do it from time to time and it is delicious.It's the American way to bastardize everything.
I want to try it.
Def gonna try this. Had an impossible burger for the first time last year and it's def not bad, not real meat good but something I'd cook with at home time to time. Wish we had beyond meat in Europe.
sausage egg and cheese croissanwiches are amazing. They've become my BF and I's guilty pleasure every once in a while, lol.It's the American way to bastardize everything.
I want to try it.
Not judging the fake meat but WTF is this blasphemy? A croissant... with cheese, with a burger they call sausage? i don't get it. lol
The vegans I know— of which a few are immediate family members— became vegans for ethical reasons as well, mainly regarding the treatment of animals. Meaning they don't want to consume animal flesh, so a plant-based meat alternative that is meant to mimic the taste and texture of meat from an animal is of zero interest to them. that's what I was saying.(but who the fuck cares?)
You can get the Beyond burger at AH already
Ah okay, hopefully this will make them cheaper, €6 for a pair is pretty expensive at the moment.they're expanding their distribution efforts in Europe, in addition to what's already there
Also that salt
e: note you will typically be adding salt to this pork once you eat it so its not actually 75mg