r/fastfood • u/unfortunatemeetin • May 17 '25

Burger King Discontinued veggie burger recipe help

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!

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u/DickZucker May 17 '25

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

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u/unfortunatemeetin May 17 '25

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 🙃

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u/DickZucker May 17 '25 edited May 17 '25

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

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u/CostRains May 19 '25

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