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Burger King launches vegan Whopper: 'Nobody can tell the difference'

Burger King will be sold at 59 Burger King outlets in St Louis, USA | Credit: Impossible Foods

Jessica Glenza, the Guardian
03 April 2019

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Fast-food giant develops burger with Impossible Foods

Burger King is trialling a meat-free version of its famous Whopper, rolling out the new "Impossible Whopper" at 59 restaurants in St Louis. The meatless burger, developed with Impossible Foods, a California-based...

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