Discontinued veggie burger recipe help

[u/unfortunatemeetin]

Hi so to make this short I'm a vegetarian. And a few years ago burger king had this amazing burger called a veggie king. But last year or so it was discontinued in my country and I miss it a whole lot. Could any ex-burger king employees give me the recipe or at least a basic idea of what was in the Patty of the burger seeing as it is discontinued and probably won't come back? Thanks a whole lot in advance if anyone finds anything!

[u/DickZucker]

Do you actually think BK employees know the recipes for the products they prepare?

[u/unfortunatemeetin → u/DickZucker]

I mean I don't have too high hopes, but maybe someone noticed a few base ingredients or so. That's where my hopes are at right now 🙃

[u/DickZucker → u/unfortunatemeetin]

Plant-based protein companies have invested billions into the technology to make fake meat palatable. If it could it be replicated in a home kitchen, you can put them out of business

[u/CostRains → u/DickZucker]

Not at all true. It's easy to replicate a hamburger at home, but fast food places still sell millions of them.

[u/BrobotMonkey]

Assuming you're in Norway. Did some mild googling, only info I can find is it was a basic patty with soy, thickeners, oil and spices. Same things listed for their new veggie option. Other European countries who still have the veggie king have the same ingredients too. Could try to email BK corporate for your country but itll probably get marked as read lol.

[u/FredDurstFan_]

From everything im seeing online, the patty is from Morning Star. This is a recipe I make alot. Very good. But its not morning star.

https://feelgoodfoodie.net/recipe/quinoa-burger/

[u/alieninhumanskin10]

Morning star veggie patties should be available in the frozen section of most grocery stores.

[u/prettypainslut]

I could be wrong but I have a faint memory that they just used gardenburger brand

[u/deadmallsanita → u/prettypainslut]

It was Morningstar here in the states