McDonald's VS KFC VS Burger King VS Subway (Vegan Edition)
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I’m in the US, we have a good variety of options, but the fast food companies have yet to catch up, most of the chains with options in the UK don’t have those same options here unfortunately
Bruv you walk into the stores crying then purchase from them 😂😂
Where I live in the US the McDonald’s has no vegan options. We had beyond chicken at KFC for a limited time but they cooked it in the same oil as the chicken. Our Burger King has the impossible whopper which they offer to microwave instead of grill to avoid cross contamination. Our subway here just has falafel or veggie sandwiches. That’s about it.
You've made so much money why don't you buy a farm and look after animals and actually do something for the animals 😅 you don't want to help them you just want the easy money cause you don't want to work you junkie
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Can have vegan ‘chicken’, without 💩🦠💊❌😉
I was a meat eater until 6 months ago, I thought I’d starve but all it takes is a couple of seconds to think before ordering something, that’s literally it!
When I’m on the road with work I survive off subway meatless meatball subs, literally can’t taste the difference so there’s no excuse! Converted 5 of the fellas in work so far, mostly showing them your videos on lunch break 👍🏼
That’s amazing… you’re a freaking rockstar 🌟
5 people from work? Thats insane! Good job🙌
Absolute legend!!
Really nice bro
@@youriwatson Yes 5 of the guys in work, there’s 22 of us all together at the builders yard that I work. 21 blokes and one lady. I’ll have them all eventually 😉
I miss the UK, so many great convenient vegan options. It’s never been easier to live free from paying for animal cruelty
@Vegans are pussies get a job
@Vegans are pussies nice name
stop murdering animals and wild sentiment beings for you lame and unhealthy vegan slop
@Vegans are pussies shut up you plank.
@Vegans are pussies no thank you🙂
Murder king is pretty accurate
" We are going to get the non-murder option" I love it. I will use that when I go to France. I am actually going to do all kinds of vegan restaurants in Paris.
You are delusional plants are produced with premeditated murder. There is blood on EVERYONE'S PLATE
@@rondarkman. Your right we slaughter them fool
@@rondarkman. "kill (someone) unlawfully and with premeditation"
So tell us, why can't this apply to animals?
@@starstenaal527 The technical term murder is related only to humans. Remember humans invented the language. If you kill a dog you can be punished for animal cruelty not murder.
You're falling for play on words.
@@rondarkman. I've asked this time and time again; would you call out nonvegans using the word "murder" improperly, or is it only when you see vegans using the word 'murder' improperly?
In Germany there are also so many vegan options for ice cream, cheese, meat, cookies, joghurt, so many options in especially in subway and just in general... very nice
I just saw where it was said the Germany is one of the top of not number 1 in vegan food. They are always ahead of the curve in many things.
And still people are like „I won’t be able to eat anything nice anymore“ „there aren’t any good alternatives“ like what? Okay cheese has still some work to do but even in this category are still good ones. Just have to test some out just like you do with every food 🙃 some are better and some not I don’t get it (well I do but u know😂)
@@peachya.7545 Try Miyoko's aged sharp cultured cheese -- she's nailed the plant based cheese formula. It's so realistic it's scary.
@@peachya.7545 Yeah true. People make jokes that you can only eat salad when nowdays you can eat almost the same as if you weren't vegan
My sister just got back from Berlin she said the place is crazy full of Vegan places to eat :)
*Create a Better 🌎 and a Better You by ............Living Vegan* 💜
LOVE YOU JOEY, thank you for making me Vegan!!! X
Bless you
You live one life and you're going to waste it thinking you're going to change everyone to eating plants only which will never happen you vegans are such dumbasses 😂
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Just wait until your teeth start falling out 😆
Thats so great, thanks for choosing the morally better thing to do :) 💚
Wow, you got so many options. I’m from america and the only options I have is the impossible whopper. That’s it.
😔
And these are all American chains. The irony.
No, we have the beyond meat here too. Where do you live?
I can barely find any vegan options here in America. Our fast-food places make it difficult.
It's sad, even the fries at McDonald's aren't vegan in the US!
I wish we had these options here where I live in the US. All we have is the Impossible Whopper. No other fast food chains have plant based options.
Yes, it’s so frustrating. At least BK started offering the southwestern impossible burger. But even they don’t offer vegan mayo like the UK does. The US is behind in everything smh
Ah that sucks
It because there not supporting the plant based meat cuz of the lies and that.
@@mackenzieglidden2968 Is this a fact, or is it just your opinion on why you *think* that the company is not marketing towards vegans?
Fast food is shit for you anyway. Cook for yourself
I routinely call McDonalds locations in the USA asking when they will have the McPlant, unfortunately most of them don't know what I'm talking about but I've explained it to over 50 employees so far! Thanks for the review, I look forward to trying one once it reaches the USA
So Ur a public nuisance
@@shaneboxhall1614 Nope, I'm asking an important question and raising awareness to the product which is readily available across the UK by the same corporation. I spoke to a vegan McDonald's employee who was thrilled someone called about it!
@@GoVeganForTheAnimal 1 out of 50 .... Nice. How many thought you where a douche
@@Darkraven71 We Americans are also a nation of animal lovers and embrace the notion of freedom. Do you think animals in factory farms and slaughterhouses have much freedom?
Save lives and money! 💰 Plant based meals cost on average 33%-40% less than ones that include meat and dairy. -Lancet Health & Veganuary
There's no excuse to not be vegan in the Uk, its very easy... especially in London
There is, I simply don't want to rely on big pharma for my nutrition
Yep, true
@@rebelvgan4579No disrespect but that's not very helpful. The biggest shithole city out of the whole of the UK. Not so easy elsewhere.
@@rondarkman. that's a pretty bad excuse, you have the choice. You can choose to buy a product that causes death and suffering or get something else, why u go for the kebab is beyond me.
There's plenty of reasons why you shouldn't be vegan
I'd 100% rather support an independent vegan restaurant, but I'm just waiting for a 'forced' situation where I can try the KFC burger 😂
Just do it. Don't wait.
Oh yeah, let’s go vegan and support the biggest trash houses who are responsible for plenty of cruelty by buying their vegan option which they only „invented“ to make some extra money out of the vegan hype in the world right now. 🤣 Oh, and they are super unhealthy but that’s just a little bonus.
Actually as a vegan, I’d say there’s an imperative to support the vegan options at restaurants that primarily profit off slaughtering animals. The reason for that is because by demanding for those cruelty-free products we show these businesses that we want them and will make them money when they have them on their menus. If it is successful for one restaurant that adds a new vegan item on their menu other restaurants will catch on and begin to add vegan option on their menus as well. If the demand for those cruelty-free products don’t make these businesses a lot of money then they won’t continue to make them anymore and they won’t be on their menus, meaning less people will be exposed to the idea that veganism is an option. As vegans we need to normalize veganism and make it more accessible to others, and it really helps when there is the anomalous cruelty-free option in a menu surrounded by products that took blood and violence to obtain. Besides, regular consumers of these fast food chains aren’t vegan so it is the perfect menu to add vegan products to reach more people who aren’t vegan.
Hungry jacks burgers are the best
its good to still support the big ones cause they might make more and more options, instead of getting rud of some
Joey, love you man. Thank you for making me vegan, the best decision I've made.
Being vegan is so easy, can't believe I've said "I'd never go vegan" earlier in life 🌱🌱
Slowly brainwashed
I think the mere fact that all on these vegan options exist at these fast food places, is a great sign that we as a society are heading in the right direction.
Not really, if these places were heading in a good direction they wouldn't be selling animal products. They're only including vegan options to get money from vegans too. It's all about money
@Luther Evans True! The vegan options are becoming more and more at different places. It happend in such a short time :) Thousands of meat eaters are changing to a vegan diet every single day, just like you and me ;)
@@nicoleavery7238 But the transition into a vegan society has to start somewhere. Many years ago, these wouldn't have been options anywhere. So this shows that veganism is becoming more popular and that there's now a demand for these products, when there didn't used to be. We live is a consumerism society, so the fact that it's about money isn't a bad thing itself. The companies are just supplying a demand for animal foods. As the demand changes, so will the supply.
@@housevibez8828 87% of vegans are gay people. Veganism is a sanctuary for the mentally ill, not because they are mostly gays but because they seek a cheap upgrade to their moral reputation which they arent entitled to.
Meat is not going
Anywhere anytime soon
Man I hate Midwest U.S. KFC had their over priced nuggets. Here for a month then gone. Hardee's had the Beyond burger for a year, then gone. BK still has their impossible burger. But that's it now.
Same. I live in IL and those KFC nuggets wasn’t that good. I wish we could get that McPlant.
too much obesity in the U.S. They are all addicted to their animal body parts and greasy excrement.
I support all vegan options, when i go to the store sometimes i just buy some random stuff thats new to me just to support.
To be honest, like you sayd at murder king, and all the other fast food places, presonally i dont eat, because they likely put it on the same grill as the dead animal parts with all the oil and all the fluids coming out. To me, its all contaminated. But its great that they have lots of options now :)
I think Burger King has an extra grill for the veggie/vegan options. There was a scandal a year ago ? But as far as I know they changed it. I do get your point tho! Shouldn’t eat out at those places anyway 😂
@@peachya.7545 You can always buy the plant-based item & give away to homeless or just free to curious to support the option. It's mainly for die-hard meat-eaters transitioning, to show them that plant-based is just as delicious, and doesn't make you feel sick afterwards.
At least you said something original for once.
@@planetofthevegans880 farming is an industry and way of living which seeks to exclude as far as is possible and practicable all forms of torture, rape and cruelty to animals for food, clothing or any other purpose; and by extension, promotes the development and use of cruelty free products for the benefit of animals, humans and the environment. In dietary terms it denotes the practice of healthy sensible flavoursome eating with all products derived wholly or partly from animals.
I buy random vegan things as well :)
Heads up to anyone in Australia, our version of the McPlant is not vegan. The mayo/cheese are not plant based here.
what's the point of it? i thought you aussies were supposed to be cool about stuff like that
Yeah I'm pretty sure it's not vegan mayo and cheese here in Denmark either, although I'm actually not 100% certain. I've usually just asked them to not put mayo and cheese in, but keep the ketchup.
@@EliaszPimpicki no. In Australia we think vegans are mentally ill fkheads.
We have a mcplant in Australia??? I literally went to maccas for a drive thu iced latte this morning and they defs don’t have it in qld
The arguement of not buying from non vegan companies is actual not doing vegans any favour, if you are pro-vegan you should buy as much vegan options from these companies as possible, the market is driven by profit, if the vegan option is popular they will add and expand the vegan line of products, the end result will be companies spending big on R&D on vegan products, meaning more and tastier vegan option everwyhere.
This really I feel depends on what you're preference is. Before going meat-free I use to love the bigmac, so the mcplant was my fav. 👍
Someone who was in a prison and have a criminal record now should be trusted when it's about animals rights, what a world we live in
Cause everyone should totally be judged their entire lives for their immature actions when they were young and stupid. No one is capable of change at all ever. Ofc 🙄
Not joeys biggest fan but give the bloke some respect he's turned his life around and seems to be doing very well in life now...
Gotta give some respect when it's earned
That looks absolutly delisious, I don't understand how people don't wanna try these food options! 😍❤🌱
if you had a barf bag
Diabetes will be your friend with this slop. Prove me wrong.
@@GarudaLegends what a small world you must live in mate, I feel sorry for you honestly 😂
@@KC-pz4md projection 😂
@@antibigotpolice wasn't talking to you Grim George animal abuser.
I miss these videos and the Derek Sarno ones! Thanks Joey :)
Sorry to say mate but the meatless meatball sub is being taken off the menu UK wide due to lack of sales. It was my favourite too.
I wish we had it in Sweden aswell :(
@@rondarkman. What are you on about? Veganism is for people who can match their behaviour to their ethics. People who can witness how bad reality is and not hide behind apathy like a coward. How many people in the world do you think are capable of that? Let me answer for you. Far too few.
Thanks for sharing this I had no idea Vegan options everywhere! This is a massive Progress & success to have those options at fast food. I’m a spoiled Vegan living in Portland. Where we have several great vegan restaurants.
For everyone who wants to make their own plant based burger, there's a TH-cam channel called sauce stache. He has many different options of plant based burgers and chese.
I’ve been told in my subway in Aberystwyth that they have discontinued the meatless meatball :/
Tragic 😞
Most of the subways at the motorway services still have them, I think the smaller subways inside local shops etc don’t sell as many so don’t stock them any longer. Same goes for sweetcorn, if there’s no meatless sub or sweetcorn I’m outta there 😂
Here in austria McDonald's has no vegan options. (Maybe in vienna they do but not in my city) And subway has even more vegan options like the meatless fajita or the meatless chicken teriyaki!. Burger king is a winner as well, especially with their new (autrian exclusive?) campaign that says "Normal or with meat" on billboards around my city. So Subway and Burger King are definitely the winners where I live.
In vienna they do. But there's still non vegan cheese in the mcplant & I don't know if the sauce is vegan either..
In the US you can get vegan burgers here and there but I was surprised to see you can get sandwiches with vegan cheese, mayo, and even a vegan cookie. They don't have any of that where I live in America
It's crazy how these American companies treat American vegans as second-class citizens.
The TLC (taste like chicken) at subway is very nice. The mcplant is OK, never had the KFC burger and the burger King is nice aswell.
Ty Joey!!!!!! XoXo 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱non murder option🤣🤣🤣💕🌱💕🌱💕
Awesome video, I’m not into fast food, I have tried vegan burgers, there’s no vegan burgers in kfc and McDonald’s here in Miami
Good on you Joey. If people want to boycott McDonalds etc that is also their right, but personally I think we should buy this stuff to encourage them expanding their vegan menus. Saves more lives ultimately!
Ahh!
What a load of shit.
@@rondarkman. the part about saving lives is hilarious. They think ordering a fungus burger gets them a sainthood and suddenly cattle are relaxing on the beach in bali in raybans with a cocktail and spliff.
"LoOk aT mE aNd mY SaLaD bUrGeR iM sO mOraL"
Wankers.
i love that we can be so innovative and make things we grew up on with plants so people dont have to miss out anything
They are missing out
Nice break & video for Joey for a change:)))😁💚😁
I'm flying to the UK tomorrow and I'm so excited to try all of these! I'm not usually super into junk food but I currently live in Japan where there's virtually nowhere with vegan options. It's so exciting to see how many options have become available in the UK in the 3 years since I last visited.
There's so many better options than McDonald's though. Have a look on happy cow and enjoy
I remember when I got the "vegan" burger from burger king (because my mum really wanted it and I didn't want to argue with her about it) and after I ate it I found out it was cooked on the same grill.. never again.. but when I go London I'm gonna go to that fully vegan burger king to try it out.
The plant based burger isn’t vegan but the vegan royale is
But it being cooked on the same grill doesn't support the animal industry in any way. In fact if we buy these options from these places, it'll only help the transition for more and better vegan options. I'll admit this hasn't been an issue for me since I went vegan 20 months ago.
Hey I’m vegan but if it was cooked on the same grill that doesn’t mean you paid for the animal product you paid for the vegan option so you’re funding for the vegan option
@@Kanzu999 We are not saying don't support these places we are just asking for the courtesy of cooking the Vegan Patty separately to the meat. I don't want my Vegan option cooked in meat juice that is gross to me and most Vegans i would say
@@Kanzu999 we are vegans, not muslims. this is getting silly
I wish we had these options over here in the US. The UK gets all the cool vegan stuff first lol
Literally none of these are available in Canada all the fast food places serve no vegan options
You should make them at home.
In this race of becoming vegan many have become good cook would take some time to master but is achievable
@@PiyushSharma12479 I basically do
That's amazing 🤩
The US needs to wake up
Mcplant is by far the best Vegan burger available.
@@Ray-vx9vy I agree, the vegan royale is lush 😍
McPlant made me gain like 20 pounds. I have banned myself from McDonald's. I was eating like 4 a week.
Worked at KFC until 6 months ago. The vegan burger and regular burger are fried together. Also when we run out of vegan mayo we just use regular mayonnaise
Great video Joey. Keep up the hard work........
"When I was in China my friends all wanted to go out to a major restaurant known for their dog steaks. Being a vegan I didn't want to go at first but then I learned the place also featured some vegan options. So of course I was happy to go there. Despite the fact that they did have mostly dog meat, they're such heroes for offering vegans options. Bravi."
This is the best comment yet! This video would not be approved by the animals either. Would anyone eat in a restaurant with human options? No? Then stop being speciesist by supporting the KFCs and others of the like with their vegan options. If there’s not a vegan restaurant around then don’t go out to eat. It’s a small sacrifice for the animals.
What city were you in on China where they served dog meat all seasons long and ‘is known’ for their dog steaks? Because in China it’s not as common as westerners think to eat dog. It actually doesn’t happen often and it’s usually only in certain areas during certain seasons
Or is this your smart way to make people realize that it’s hypocritical or not moral to go to a restaurant if they still sell animal products
@@sarahtonin256 ding ding ding
Here's the problem, your showing businesses that vegan food is a huge market which will result in more publicity and more options and hence a much easier transition for most to veganism.
Dedicated Joey Carbstrong and Tarion Partridge are exceptional at providing alternatives when traveling that keep the animals from being murdered. Reminds me of my dad buying vegan burgers at McDonald's he always says animals aren't ours to use fond memories
Moron.
Have you tried Vegan Hub on Preston Road in NW London. Try the 'Dirty Doner' burger. Best vegan burger ever!
I'm still waiting for a decent vegan option at Mc Donalds in Portugal! We don't have the vegie option with a beyond meat burger yet >:(
mto triste
I'm coming to live in Portugal, I'm scared I won't find any vegan options :(
@@alexlopez4 don't worry, you will! Just not on Mc Donalds
The easier veganism becomes the more spiteful the resistance against animal rights becomes.
Excellent work, as always. Love your videos. 💚💚💚💚.
Mc Donalds sure did take their time but it's good they have a decent option for people who happen to be going there.
If you can mimic the texture of meat you just need the same spices and its the exact same
Murder King, omg this one got me by surprise XD
Yes awesome. But what about helping their bottom line? I’m so skeptical about eating the vegan option at a restaurant selling veal and foie gras.
Aren't Subway completely getting rid of the Vegan Meatballs? I freaking hope not that's the BEST ONE, only one me and my Partner truly enjoy!!!
Ours (in Canada) disappeared back around the start of the pandemic. They were just there, and then they weren't. I'm not sure what happened, because they just started making commercials about them and then they were god like they never existed. I couldn't even find anything online about it.
@@spAZZZ82 It's really sad. I can't understand why Subway would remove such a popular item from their Menu, surely they'd loose so much money because most people I have talked to say that the Vegan Meatball is their Favourite, so it must be the most popular. I hope the rumours are false what I am hearing about it being removed from Subway.
It’s mainly the smaller subways that don’t have them any longer, most of the motorway services and busier ones still do them 👍🏼
@@Piglife101 its business anyways. They aren't in it to help animals. Everyone everywhere should have the same choices. It just sucks that business bigger subways get the advantage of having that. That's why bigger cities always have better options. It sucks for smaller towns for people that want to have this and have limited options because they live in a small community. But lucky over the last few years groceries stores have been booming with lots of options.
@@leoniejosette5145 they take them off the menu because having them on the menu but not being able to sell them means they are losing money, fkngmoron.
Him: “but they taste kind of like drugs”😂
Do they have a separate grill for their plant burgers or do they all get cooked on the same grotesque grill? Do they have a separate fryer for plant options?
I think I mentioned in the video, the only option I mentioned that is cooked on the same grill is the plant based whopper from BK. The vegan Royale is cooked separately along with the other options I mentioned.
Allo certified by the Vegan Society apart from the Plant Based Whooper
@@JoeyCarbstrong Thanks JC !
@@DreamClean Great, thanks!
No. Its all cooked on the same surfaces and handled with the same utensils. Vegans arent special. Theyre just another source of income.
The video I never knew I needed! "murder king" lol
When I first tried to mcplant, I liked it but not loads, however I had 2 on a night out and they were unreal! Joey you should go to clean kitchen, neat burger etc too
Veganism is rising and thriving while carnism is trying and dying! Keep fighting vegan warriors! CHARGE!!!!
Nope
Looks like joeys thriving.NOT
@@x-latetv-x6816 yup
@@aaronloostheveganadvocator4538 nope
@@aaronloostheveganadvocator4538 does Aaron advocate for veganism by trapping animals, that's a funny way of promoting veganism
Subway is light years ahead in terms of vegan burgers . 3 different options also vegan cheese is available
Subway in Sweden got the TLC Teryaki which is a winner!
Where in Sweden?
5 years ago when I first went vegan we didn't have all of these options with fast food restaurants, people have no excuse now if they don't want to cook healthy food there's food that tastes and replicates meat and dairy, if you care about animals check out more of Joey Carbstrongs videos
Good grief joey doesnt care about animals. Hes a con man appealing to mental midgets hoping they will be dumb enough to believe it only costs $5.00 for an upgrade to their moral reputation.
KFC vegan burger: 5 GBP
Burger King vegan 'chicken' burger: 6 GBP
Burger King vegan nuggets: 4 GBP
Burger King Plant Based whopper: 5 GBP
Subway 6 inch: 4 GBP
Subway footlong: 6.40 GBP
Subway Tastes Like Chicken: 5.40 GBP
McPlant: 3.39 GBP
My area sucks when it comes to vegan options like that. But with everyone teleworking and stuff, I never really go out to eat anymore anyway.
No excuse not to be a carnivore either, freedom of choice
FYI most “vegan” options. Are not vegan. Their bread has milk, or eggs most branches. I’d ask before ordering. Also that mayo may actually be mayo.
I don’t eat Impossible meat because of animal testing but in the US you can have yours like baked or microwaved instead of broiled on the meat conveyer belt. You didn’t seem to care about cross contamination with deep frying or other grill tops, though… or how Subway touches meat and cheese and then shoved their gloves into the veg
Hanging for the McPlant burger here in Australia! They're currently trialling it in Victoria but let's hope they bring it nationwide!
Just a heads up when you do get to try it the cheese/mayo on the current Aussie version are not plant based.
Veganism wont last because its a con.
@@UberNoober23 Yes, well hopefully they do a UK and do the full vegan deal.
@@evilsbrother8247 Ok, explain this theory? Because from where I'm standing, more and more people (in the West at least) are striving to eat less meat or going full vegan/vegetarian. It's a perpetually growing phenomenon as long as our concern for animal welfare and environmentalism remains. A vegan lifestyle is the single most environmentally impactful decision a person can make in their lives. Look up the facts before you speak!
@@jahverussell2642 oh it appeals to the most gullible people but its not growing perpetually. Over 85 percent of people who 'go vegan' dont stick to it. Any arguement based on the assumption that sheep and chickens are humans is only going to appeal to the biggest dills in society. There is no evidence that switching to a vegan diet will save the world from climate change. That problem lies in the fossil fuel energy we use. To think cow burps have anywhere near the impact of electricity production and burning of vehicle fuel is just mind boggling stupidity.
Where I live there is only a subway, McDonald’s and KFC. The KFC is really bad, can’t even eat the fries and the burger was disappointing as well. McDonald’s is definitely my favourite. I love the mcplant, it’s the best thing ever! As for subway I only went once and had only vegan cheese with veggies as they didn’t have the meatballs (it was sold out) and it was the “only” thing you could pick as a vegan and the vegan mayo which if I remember correctly was a garlic mayo. I did love it too. (I haven’t tried the cookies.)
I have only tried the Burger King stuff, they are the only fast food joint in South Africa that has got vegan options. But given the choice and the budget for it, I would much rather make the drive to my favourite vegan restaurant - just so much better.
@7:08 I agree, 90% of the time its vegan only restaurants but when its 4am or 6am after a rave, I hit up fast food places that have options.
Great Video!
I probably wouldn't try any of these (crappy fast food reason) but I appreciate the options. The most I've tried, on the odd occasion is Gregg's vegan sausage roll, and their vegan sausage, bean and cheeze pastry. Gregg's do nice hot potato wedge's too. We're quite spoilt here in the UK!
PS- Another vegan cafe just opened up in my local high street, the hibiscus and rose iced tea is lush.
They're great for people transitioning to show them plant-based versions are just as delicious & don't make you sick afterwards. You'd be surprised how many think the only alternatives to meat are eating insects or lab-grown meat.
@@planetofthevegans880 Yeah I know. I go on the 'alternative media' sites a lot, and they are obsessed with scaring themselves over bug eating! 😂
The video I was waiting for...
Gotta agree, the McPlant is a very convincing beef burger alternative, the 'meat' has that oily wet-ness to it like a burger frying in it's meat juices.
Unfortunately it isn't an option for their £1.99 Burger + Fries deal so I usually go with the Veggie Deluxe (Minus the mayo).
For anyone interested in trying the veggie deluxe, make sure you ask to replace the mayo, and also don't order a veggie deluxe unless you like the dry pea-pattys Joey mentioned (Or if you're like me, and refuse to pay more than £2 on crap fast food).
I remember having the chick'un burger from burger king, other half surprised me with it. It made me panic in honesty, was too realistic, had to ask him check. Had it once after and I just can't get used too it. I do want to try the McDonald's mc plant one day.
I had a similar experience. I was afraid that they could fool me easily with the murder option
Met you at vegan camp out this year joey! Top guy
The vegan chicken royale from Burger King is my fav option!
I’m addicted to your videos!
I've been looking at the McDonald's out my office window for years waiting for them to have something vegan. Someday...
@@rondarkman. I sure will, once they have something available in Japan. Which could be a while. Until then it's home cookin'.
what gets me is these places will do a cheese burger for under £1.. but they can't do a vegan burger for the same price - yet how much does it cost to raise a chicken, slaughter, process etc..
Now I'm in Spain, I miss the UK's options! It's crazy because every time I go back there are more and more options. It's easier to be vegan now than it was for me to be vegetarian five years ago in the UK. In Spain only burger king have good options, hopefully there'll all jump on ship soon!
Murder King!! I like it!! Yep, no need for the young ones to feel the odd one out with their mates.
The McPlant sadly is not vegan here in the Netherlands. The cheese is just regular cheddar for some weird reason. Also ive never seen a meatless sub at Subway, but we do always have vegan patty or vegan supreme, which are both quite nice.
I’m trying to be vegan in the Netherlands, do you know where there’s vegan options at fast food restaurants? I have seen a lot of vegetarian options but no vegan options.
I love burger Kings vegan royale it's probably my favourite fast food option
As a Vegan I would find it hard to support companies such as KFC, McDonalds and Burger King as their core Business is the selling meat based products.
You’re a legend Joey 🙏🖤
@@rondarkman. and now spreading a beautiful message
I bought a McPlant the day it came out, and the cooks put actual dead pig bacon inside as a joke. I went pretty crazy and I got £50 in vouchers. The UK press weren’t interested, ASA gave me a response and my local trading standards told them off.
Not started it yet but Imo Burger King is the tastiest, I'm pretty sure they use patties from the vegetarian butcher.
I wish the US had all these options! They’re getting there, but still a few steps behind.
In Switzerland, we don't have any vegan options at mcdonalds and at BK only if you remove the non-vegan mayo. In 2022...😑
i have a dilemma with these, i do eat them occasionally but am i supporting a meat based industry or am i increasing the demand for plant based options?
Here in the U S. you can ask to have the impossible whopper microwaved.
What the heck WHERE are the vegan options in the U.S!?
At least here in Germany, you hafta be very careful when ordering something "vegan" at McD's or BK. They don't even use the word, just "plant-based". A lot of BK's "plant-based" stuff isn't even vegan, because the sauce is not, and apparently they missed the fact that there's vegan cheese for burgers. But the plant-based Whopper and Long Chicken _are_ vegan, and actualy very yummy.
I am not big on fast food but if you looking for a juicy burger go with Shake Shack and 5 guys burgers
I honestly think the Plant burger from BK is the best, Yes it is a big gack they cook it on the same surface but I guess there is demand there
Damn, in the metropolitan city I'm from in the US, there are no veg mcd options & at bk they only have the impossible whopper. KFC has veg nugs sometimes. Subway they only have the veggie delite...
McDonalds in the UK;
If I just wanted a coffee with plant milk - do I have to bring my own?
If not - is there a surcharge?
Should I go the bank first to arrange a loan?