Author: Apple Lee
Source: https://hongkongliving.com/
Link: https://hongkongliving.com/impossible-foods-burger-patty/
With plant-based diets going mainstream in Hong Kong, many restaurants and burger chains (like Beef & Liberty and Triple O’s) now offer the Impossible burger as an alternative to their meatier options.
Amidst the ongoing restaurant dine-in restrictions, Impossible Foods has joined hands with its restaurant partners to launch a limited-time initiative that allows restaurants to resell their inventory of Impossible burger patties to their customers.
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As Impossible meat is still not available yet in retail shops in Hong Kong, this is the first time you can directly purchase individual packs of the plant-based meat and create your own Impossible dishes at home.
The 5lb bulk packages of Impossible meat and 10-patty packs are now available for purchase at a number of restaurants and their online platforms including The Coffee Academics, CRFT PIT, Gafell and The Butchers Club.
Made with plant-based ingredients like soy protein, coconut oil and potatoes, Impossible meat cooks like conventional minced meat, making it easy for you to use as a substitute in any recipe that would otherwise call for ground beef.
The initiative aims to support the local F&B industry and help provide restaurants with an additional source of revenue amidst the pandemic