Has anyone had one?? Its it really the same as a beef whopper??

Impossible I would ever order one!

I would try a free one, but I would not buy one. I believe it's just part of the push by the liberals and their supplicants to make Americans stop eating beef.

Keith

Nope and don't think I would even if it was free. I stopped at a BK on my way home and the cook was complaining about how they smelled when they were cooking. Think his exact words were ( they reek).

Not even close in my opinion, I got it free so can’t complain

But consider it has even more calories then the beef and not a lot of taste makes the choice easyin my opinion

My wife ordered one the other day. I had a taste. It was lots better than I expected. I don't get why there is such a push though to create meatless meat. Think I will just keep eating animals. Seems kind of a weird thing to spend so much effort trying to create a plant food that tastes like an animal. I like the taste of plants too.

I wonder if they are cooked on a separate grill, to stay away from contact with beef/pork?

I'll be impressed when they can use 100% beef to make a double cheeseburger taste like a carrot.

I bought one. It did not taste like beef. It really had no taste. It didn't taste bad but did not taste like beef

I think BK is a huge lefty company big donator to HSUS?

Just my guess which may be wrong, but my guess is those real beef burgers are probably made out of some beef by product like the pink slime or something. Might technically be beef based, but not what you picture as ground meat. Friends of mine worked at a plant that made hot dogs as one of their products, told me you'd never eat another one if you saw what went into them.

They have No idea how many people will just choose to eat elsewhere now.

Anti meat agenda not something Im going to support.

I won't eat there for fear that some minimum wage teenager will accidentally give me the hayburger instead of the beef that I want.
Not taking the chance.

it isn't about making sense , it is about a new revenue stream based on guilt marketing.

Congratulations K-zoo! You just won the internet for the day!!

Look at the list of ingredients before you decide to eat one!

Ain't that the truth ha ha !!

A friend of mine - in the mid 1980s - he worked in a hot dog factory in NYC that also made shoe laces, the stories he told us had the whole gang keeling over !!
Someone else we knew worked the weenie wagon @ Coney Island, he had some pretty funny stories as well about the cooking utensiles melting/corroding over time.......

As for the impossible burger, I'm told by another friend who has a real passion for cooking good European food, he said it tasted like cardboard and the impression he got was it seemed to be very very unhealthy due to it being highly processed which makes sense, I mean seriously - you see these vegan gals, they are either as big as houses or they look like death warmed over they are so skeletal.... I have yet to see a vegan gal who even remotely appears to be healthy [*I have yet to see one who is indeed healthy...] which might be the real reason there's such a push for this so called vegan lifestyle - because it will make the medial industry even richer long term....

Keith, U don't have to believe, that is exactly the reason! Eliminate eating animals that fart (read: methane).

One of the guys at lunch said we're gonna do a test. Got a reg whopper and an impossible one, cut each in 4 pieces for the 4 of us. Ate reg qtr first then impossible next. That was on debut day. None have been ordered since. Was like flavored cardboard! Dryer and tougher consistancy. Had beefy flavor.