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This plant burger actually tastes like meat

2016-10-12
it looks like a burger it smells like a burger but does it taste like a burger this is the impossible burger made from plant products rather than ground beef compared to a beef burger it requires one-quarter of the amount of water to produce wheat protein potato protein coconut oil and soy are all ingredients but there's one component that makes this very different from any other veggie burger out there so this is the magical ingredient it's called a heme and it's the molecule that carries oxygen around the blood and makes red meat red this is totally derived from Fonts that's gonna taste a little bitter on the back of the mouth and tight slightly metallic but I can definitely sense is a meat profile in there and that's why it supposed to taste like meat when it's in the impossible burger you can cook the burger to your liking whether that's blood red rare or well done Brown we've done meatballs we've done a Greek moussaka right now you can try the burger at high-end restaurants in New York and San Francisco but the makers say in the next few years we should expect it to be available for home cooking got projects going on that are working on making what you call whole cuts of meat that would be like steak or pork chop and fish and cheese's so is it really tasty enough to turn a carnivore into a herbivore does not taste like meat when you eat it isolated on its own when you put it in the context of the burger it's actually pretty tasty it's got the sauce it's got a good amount of caramelization and a little bit of that crust on the edge it's really good in the burger I wouldn't have it on a patty in its own because it's a little dry but I would say definitely I would try it again if I didn't want to have a meat burger but I still want a real meat girl sorry
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