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Vegetarian, Vegan and Animal Rights

dewsgirl

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2. I know someone personally who works there. There is a

Reply to in2herbs (Original post)

Fri Sep 20, 2019, 10:54 AM

Sep 2019

button on register for a no meat cross contamination method of cooking the Impossible Whopper. The cashier is supposed to give you the option/verify that you are/aren't a vegan while placing the order.
It's funny that I came across this post, this conversation just came up with my neighbor yesterday.

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Has anyone (vegan) contacted Burger King and others to ascertain whether or not the [View all] in2herbs Sep 2019 OP

I can guarantee you there's cross-contamination. DetlefK Sep 2019 #1

I'd sure like one Blue_playwright Oct 2019 #16

I know someone personally who works there. There is a dewsgirl Sep 2019 #2

Thank you and DetlefK for your responses. I feel I'll be safer fixing my own vege burgers. I in2herbs Sep 2019 #7

This message was self-deleted by its author mucifer Sep 2019 #8

That's good info. Thanks! flvegan Sep 2019 #9

Your welcome. She kinda sounded like maybe the cashiers dewsgirl Sep 2019 #10

Shocking, I am a meat eater. Now I worry about vegan stuff getting in my burger. Sneederbunk Sep 2019 #3

This is a forum for vegetarians and vegans. athena Sep 2019 #12

It's ok they use a seperate microwave to cook it Runningdawg Sep 2019 #4

Lol! Blue_playwright Oct 2019 #15

Wow what a 1st world problem Fullduplexxx Sep 2019 #5

So people shouldn't worry about it? Cuthbert Allgood Sep 2019 #6

Your concern is so duly noted. flvegan Sep 2019 #11

It is, indeed. athena Sep 2019 #13

Why the nastiness? Piasladic Sep 2019 #14

Allergy to beef? JonLP24 Oct 2019 #17

In the OP case, no. xmas74 Dec 2019 #18