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Re:‘I’d rather eat an actual burger’: plant-based meat’s siz... by manfre on Saturday September 24, 2022 @09:06AM (#32962221)
The plant based meat alternatives are more expensive. It's a newer, smaller scale manufacturing process and regular meat benefits from US agricultural subsidies.

I switched from sirloin burgers (~$1.30/patty) to beyond burgers (~$2/patty). I found the taste and texture of Beyond Burgers to be better than Impossible burgers, but neither is as good as the sirloin burgers. Cooking them on a smoker narrows the flavor gap. Beyond burgers are lower fat and 100 calories less per patty, the primary reason I made the substitution and one of reasons I haven't switched back.

General comment about salt: packaged foods in the US are overloaded with salt and your doctor will be happier if you never add salt to what's on your plate.

Re:‘I’d rather eat an actual burger’: plant-based meat’s siz... by philliphaydon on Saturday September 24, 2022 @09:42AM (#32962525)
In Singapore I used to buy 4x wagyu beef burger Pattie’s. Cost around $12 sgd but they were amazing.

I’ll admit tho if we compare fast food then I don’t really mind impossible meat. Fast food burgers are very soso.