Wellness
Amazing Foods of the Future We’ll All Be Eating Soon
Climate change is spurring some really fascinating innovation…
The Impossible Burger: Bloody, Delicious, and 100% Plant-based
For most of us, we grew up eating burgers. Whether at a friend’s birthday party, a backyard BBQ with friends, or even fancy restaurants, burgers have been a staple of our American culture. Few would ever think of tinkering with such a powerful brand, but the creators of Impossible Foods set out to do just that. This burger, however, is made entirely from plants. And yet, it bleeds.
Huh!? Come again? How could anyone do the impossible and create a burger made from plants that tastes just as good as burgers made from cows? Well, the Silicon Valley folks at IB did just that.
Don’t just take my word for it. Ask celebrity Chef David Chang (founder of the Momofuku restaurant empire), a purveyor of foie gras, pork belly, and just about every other kind of meat on the planet, what he thought when he sunk his teeth into this juicy miracle:
“Today I tasted the future and it was vegan: this burger was juicy/bloody and had real texture like beef. But more delicious and way better for the planet. I can’t really comprehend its impact quite yet…but I think it might change the whole game.” – Chef David Chang
The implications of The Impossible Burger are hard to comprehend. Right now, it takes over 600 gallons of water to make ONE hamburger. Wow. The Impossible Burger doesn’t use animals, so they can make it using 95% less land, 74% less water, and 87% less greenhouse gases. It also avoids you having to ingest any hormones or antibiotics (that’ll save you a lot of $ at the doctor’s office in future years!).
It’s now available at White Castle, TGI Fridays, and Bareburger. Add this baby to your foodie bucket list, you won’t be sorry. Just remember to thank me later 😉
Angela Linville
Pea milk? Hmmm… I love milk, but just ensure that it’s tastier than milk because I hate peas.
Georgia Helwig
Can you imagine if we don’t eat meat, and the animals’ population increase, what will happen to earth? Everything here is living with a purpose, don’t ruin that.
Florence Hunter
Wow. I’m more excited about the burger, and meatballs. Damn, let’s talk about meat right! Lionfish looks disgusting. Sorry! ✌
Rebecca Harris
I agree. I can’t stand staring at the picture, what more of eating that.
RUTH
These food are interesting. These are the new generation of food that will help us to stop gaining weight while eating good food.
Brandee More
I wish that there’s organic pizza too. Like, vegetable pepperoni? Is that possible?
Dawn Wilber
This is right, can someone invent it? Please, I’m a pizza lover!
Theresa Ingram
Damn! I’m a shrimp lover, and while reading this article, I am eating shrimp. IDC, as long as shrimp is delicious, I will eat it. Yay!
Thelma Brooks
Thank God, I am allergic to shrimp. I will tell this to my friends who love shrimp. Haha, payback time!
Sarah Kime
Meatballs!! I’ve been craving for meatballs, but I am on a diet now. I started to eat just veggies last month, and I don’t want to ruin my vegan life.
Erika Gillette
Wow. Didn’t know that shrimp are as disgusting as like that. I won’t let my loved ones to eat shrimp from now on.
Virginia Pearson
The impossible burger is now possible. I tried this burger, and you can’t determine if it has meat, nor doesn’t contain one. It tastes one!
KELLY
It should’ve named possible burger because they made it. Lol ?
Jody Williams
Lionfish? Never heard of that fish, but I have no plans in trying that fish. It looks scary. ?