Alot of people in the comments griping but it's not hard to label a veggie patty a "veggie patty" or a "vegan patty" or a "mushroom patty" or to refer to the sandwich it winds up being a part of a "sandwich" instead of a "burger".
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I have always wondered why the meat free products always try to pretend to be meat products. Feels like its limiting factor in what plant based food could be. Make new and exciting things, and maybe people will be more likely to try them. Cos you if want a burger, youre just going to get a proper burger. But if you fancy something different, maybe a (insert original vegan dish here) is something people would be open to trying, without the limiting factor, which is usually "Its ok, but it doesnt taste like...". Stop trying to make it taste like something else, and just focus on making it taste good in its own right.
Fucking hell, you people are weird as fuck about a strangers random wondering.
Another shitty lobby demand became regulation just like that. Besides, protecting the label βburgerβ? Really? You know what Iβll just call them sandwiches from now on. Fuck that.
It's an odd one, because we've had veggie burgers for as long as I can remember.
There's at least two more votes at different levels before this becomes regulation.
This stinks of (rotten) meat lobby.
I hope the meat substitute industry comes up with some kind of 'it's not meat' marketing campaign to counter this.
Congrats to the meat-farmers and -industry! It shows you are βwinningβ the game against vegetarians and vegans. Now you can finally stop your usual whining about subsidies and the like - everything solved eh?
EU parliamentarians are so far up their ass, they canβt even see the big ass VEGAN logo that is on every vegan meat replacement product
This is just stupid. Make it clear the product doesn't have meat in it. It's not that hard. Surely people can't be confused by veggie burger vs burger?
Never underestimate what people can get confused about. People will also still buy veggie burgers expecting them to have meat, after they would be relabeled eventually.
Fucking idiots. Almost nobody is able to decipher the ingredients including E numbers, but people are confused by "burger"
Same tact the meat lobbies used in the US.
Idiots.
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Cutting red tape, huh?
I wonder what this means the things like tuna steaks