When Burger King's original Impossible Whopper hit stores nationwide, many were upset that even though the veggie burger isn't made with any meat (or animal byproducts), the burger itself isn't McDonald's McPlant Burger. The new McPlant is modelled on a Quarter Pounder Deluxe and contains 420 calories - around the same as a meat-based double cheeseburger. At £3.49 it's the cheapest vegan burger in the line-up, and it's the same price as a Big Mac. You can also get the McPlant burger as a meal, from £4.89 for a medium. Burger King’s Impossible Whopper and Rebel Whopper are tasty, plant-based options that satisfy both the taste buds and the health and environmental needs of fast-food fans. Vegan-friendly Options At Burger King. Burger King offers an incredible selection of vegan and vegetarian foods, making it an ideal place to satisfy plant-based eaters. Hungry Jacks admitted using the same wrapping as the vegan products and pointed the user towards its vegan cheeseburger. And the chain has made no secret of just where the Rebel Burger patties are cooked, advising on its website that the patty is "flame-grilled on the same broiler as our Whopper to give that smoky BBQ taste". Burger King – Rebel Whopper: 7/10 Ár: 1190 ft. Boltban ezt nem lehet kapni, szóval kicsit kakukktojás, de direkt akartam darázsfészekbe nyúlni azzal, hogy egy hivatalosan nem vegán terméket is ideválogatok. Mivel a Rebel Whopper pogácsáit ugyanazon a sütőlapon készítik, mint a húsokat, tankönyvileg nem vegán ez a burger. Inspired by the Impossible Whopper’s popularity, Burger King launched an early version of the Rebel Whopper in Sweden earlier this year. And on Tuesday it started selling the Rebel Whopper in McDonald’s McPlant Review: Price: £3.39/£5.09/£5.49. Calories 429 kcal. The McPlant is now available nationwide in the UK and is a vegan burger made with a plant-based patty co-developed with Beyond Meat. I could go into the history of the McPlant – that it was originally introduced in various overseas markets such as Austria, Denmark Burger King has been banned from showing adverts suggesting its Rebel Whopper, which is cooked alongside meat and contains egg, is vegan-friendly. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said A second Facebook ad stated the Rebel Whopper ‘Tastes of being woke’, had below it the claim ‘100% whopper. No Beef’, and included the Burger King logo and The Vegetarian Butcher logo. The We may use personal information to support “targeted advertising,” “selling,” or “sharing” of personal information, as defined by applicable privacy laws, which may result in third parties receiving your personal information. 2oEINT2.