People with dietary restrictions often struggle when it comes to being able to find food that fits their needs on the go. And while eating at home is best for a number of reasons, we all need options for those busy days and nights, right?
If you’re a non-meat eater – or even a vegan – you do have some choices.
Here are the best ones at a fast-food joint that’s likely near you.
Image Credit: Carl’s Jr.
Carl’s Jr. has had previous hits like the Beyond BBQ Cheeseburger and the Beyond Spicy BBQ Cheeseburger, and now they’re out with a classic Beyond Cheeseburger that’s sure to please.
Still, I hope that BBQ one comes back sooner than later.
Image Credit: Burger King
This is the first Impossible product that was adopted by a chain nationwide, and it’s success means it remains part of the menu.
You can get it at literally any Burger King in the country, and it is actually hard to tell the difference between it and a regular Whopper.
What more could you ask for?
Image Credit: Freddy’s
Freddy’s is all about the throwback, so no one should be surprised they’re going with a plain black-bean burger as a veggie option.
The ingredients are high-quality, so even though this burger doesn’t have any frills, it delivers on flavor – and the Thousand Island dressing never hurt anything, either.
Image Credit: White Castle
f you love a good belly bomb, there’s no reason you won’t love this Impossible option that’s smothered in smoked cheddar and mashed with pickles and grilled onions between their classic bun.
Some locations even offer it with dairy-free cheddar!
Image Credit: Dunkin’ Donuts
If you love a Sausage McMuffin, why not grab this alternative with some coffee that’s actually delicious, too?
As another bonus, Dunkin’ will hand over this egg, cheese, and not-sausage delight any time of the day – same deal with their Southwest Veggie Power Breakfast Sandwich, which features a black bean patty, an egg-white omelet, and white cheddar.
Image Credit: Dairy Queen
If you’re anti-dairy – or dairy is anti-you – there’s no reason you can’t still enjoy ice cream. Dairy Queen is joining brands like Ben & Jerry’s, Haagen-Dazs, Breyers, and others in offering ice creams made with almond milk, coconut milk, and others – and this Non-Dairy Dilly Bar is made from coconut milk.
It’s dairy and gluten free.
Image Credit: Quiznos
While you can’t name this cow-free corned beef at every Quizno’s in the country, you should definitely give the sammie (or wrap) a try if it’s available – paired with Swiss, pickles, sauerkraut, and honey French dressing, I doubt you’ll be able to tell the difference!
Fun fact: the mean is from Mrs. Goldfarb’s Unreal Deli, a Shark Tank winner.
Image Credit: Del Taco
Everyone deserves a great taco, no matter your dietary restrictions, and Del Taco is joining Taco Bell in offering more and more vegetarian options across the country.
They use Beyond meat in a layered burrito, a classic taco, plus some amped-up versions, so listen – please indulge on your next Taco Tuesday.
Image Credit: Starbucks
Starbucks isn’t going to be one-upped, so you can grab a Beyond Meat sausage patty on an artisanal bun, plus egg and cheese, in restaurants in Canada.
If you’re a U.S. customer, your sandwich will feature Impossible Sausage, instead. I guess they just like to mix it up – and of course, they have plenty of milk alternatives that make your coffee dairy-free, too.
Even if you do eat meat and dairy but are looking to cut back, some of these sound good enough to eat!
Source: https://twistedsifter.com/2022/07/how-you-can-eat-meat-free-at-popular-fast-food-joints/
