Royal feast: Burger King to trial meat-free restaurant in London

Michael Holder
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Move forms part of fast food chain's push to offer 50 per cent meat-free menu across its UK outlets by 2030

Burger King is taking meat off the menu at its flagship Leicester Square restaurant in central London from Monday, making it the fast food chain's first ever fully plant-based outlet in the UK. As part...

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