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Food of the future – Lord of the Fries announces Australian launch of the Beyond Meat burger

Food of the future – Lord of the Fries announces Australian launch of the Beyond Meat burger

Hard done by herbivores have been waiting with baited breath for the large-scale roll out of plant-based protein in Australia, and now the time has finally arrived. Lord of the Fries has announced it is the exclusive restaurant partner for Beyond Meat, the celebrity-backed burger made from plant-based protein, meaning the meat-free revolution is upon us. Viva la vegan!


When high-profile figures such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Bill Gates endorse a product, it’s hard not to sit up and take notice. Beyond Meat is more than just a humble start-up curiosity – it’s pioneering the meat-free protein revolution. That’s right, the age of meat-free burgers has officially arrived and Beyond Meat has launched in Australia through Lord of the Fries. We know what you’re wondering – what’s so special about this burger compared to your usual vegetable patties? Well, Beyond Meat is a protein that cooks and tastes like real meat – it even bleeds, too. Sources say the texture is comparable to conventional meat, and it’s healthier too – packing just as much protein and iron but with less saturated fat and cholesterol.

When it comes to finding a reputable restaurant chain to partner up with, Lord of the Fries makes a lot of sense. The ethical fast-food joint already boasts an all-inclusive menu of vegan, low gluten, kosher and halal options, making it the logical choice to be the first to carry Beyond Meat in Australia. Diners can upgrade their original and spicy burger from Lord of the Fries to include Beyond Meat, which is then paired with a variety of vegan-friendly toppings. Lord of the Fries in Surfers Paradise is now grilling with Beyond Meat, so we suggest pencilling in a visit immediately.

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