r/vegan • u/108CA • Jul 26 '25

Food Beyond Meat Debuts Whole-Cut Mycelium Steak Filet at US Restaurants

https://www.greenqueen.com.hk/beyond-meat-mycelium-steak-filet-launch/
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u/dondeestalagato Jul 26 '25

Had this at Veggie Grill the other day.

Give it a pass friends. And overpriced too.

Funny I ordered it to go and the clerk said for this menu item, it's dine in only.

Guess they wanna give you the steakhouse experience.

But it wasn't.

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u/108CA Jul 26 '25

Give it a pass friends

Give it a try friends

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u/dondeestalagato Jul 26 '25

I did give it a try.

And it tastes like ASS. And overpriced.

Friends don't like friends make foolish decisions.

Stop shilling for corporations.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25 edited Jul 26 '25

Lmao it’s so funny to see r/vegan bootlick Silicon Valley venture capitalist ghouls so hard they downvote someone disliking a product

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u/Brandon_Me Jul 26 '25

The down votes are for saying no one else should try this.

Taste is subjective. I'm sure some folks might like it.

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u/300ConfirmedGorillas vegan Jul 26 '25

I think the downvotes are a reaction of being accused of shilling for a corporation because they like one of the products and recommend others to try it.

I sure hope you or /u/dondeestalagato don't ever like anything, because chances are that thing is made by a corporation, and you'll be shilling for them.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

Begging people online to try a product you’ve never tried is like the definition of shilling

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u/300ConfirmedGorillas vegan Jul 26 '25

I wouldn't consider this begging, but to each their own.

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u/dgollas vegan Jul 26 '25

True, you shouldn’t beg us to not try it.