Not sure why the tag thing above wint let me delete, sorry…
Has 711 totally discontinued the vegie patty burger they had ladt month? It was prety decent (for 711) and actyally allowed vegetarians to eat at 7. They still have the bao zi.
Curious if around taiwan it is like this? Or just in the stix.
Convenience stores work like that. You pay to get your product in the store on the shelf and pay a ‘shelf’ price, if it doesn’t sell enough within 3-6 months they just discontinue your product.
I saw some rice burgers in either 711 or family Mart that were made of some ugly ass mushrooms which looked like the kind of beef entrails that look like honeycomb, but it was mushroom.
The 7-11 actual beef rice burgers are amazing (Carrefour also sells the exact same ones in bigger packs), but OP is asking about veggie options. I haven’t tried those mushroom ones I mentioned but I have seen them, in the frozen section. The more I think about it the more I think it was Family but it’s not hard to check.
Damn thats a real shame they only cam.in stock here for like a week or 2…figures.
You would think there would be more veggie options here. Even with the anti desire vegetarians there are pots of good recipes that can be made without onion and garlic. Especially rise sauces and soups. Untapped market…
I am thoroughly dissappionted on those burgers though
In taiwan, normally yes. Thats why the new patty style is so welcomed. A vegetable burger is not always what a vegetarian burger is.
The new patties, unlike the old style western bean/mushroom/grain pressed ones, look like they ar ecompressed extrusions which even imitate the tumars and assholes you get in ground meat.really. decent if you are already at 7
Good question. Is the whole burger pla t based or just the fake meat disc? There are loads of decent plant based cheeses now, somehow seems a bit unlikely for a convenience store given price and the over saturated milk product market.