Nicole
Honestly incredible
Honestly incredible, the best meat alternative I’ve had in 14 years of not eating any meat products.
Beyond Meat is a Los Angeles-based producer of plant-based meat substitutes founded in 2009 by Ethan Brown.
Beyond Meat (beyondmeat.com) has 137 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.7 out of 5.
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137 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Nicole
Honestly incredible, the best meat alternative I’ve had in 14 years of not eating any meat products.
Tashi K.
Just outstanding. Plant-based version of burgers with all the insanely impressive flavour, texture and cooking characteristics of burgers BUT HAPPILY WITHOUT the awful harm, misery and disease that the animal meat industry causes.
Kjartan Martin J.
The best, most meaty vegan burger I've ever tried.
lisa C.
Can't give this product a zero rating (shame). Factory produced slop with ingredients flown half way round the world not good for the environment. Give me locally reared grass fed beef any day of the week.
Adil B.
Great burger that gives you that meat feel, taste and look. I've been eating plant based for a long time and I've tried all sorts of burgers but beyond is king.
STOCK T.
Best Burger in town, period. Thank you.
Shaderock L.
So good, I am meditating on how to spur a movement to get the great big, bad ole McDonald’s to offer their customers Beyond Meats. I feel that personally about my love for this product. Also certain everyone can enjoy the burger. Prayers.
Jennifer L.
There has never been a brand I've cared this much about. Beyond Meat cares about its customers and our future on this planet, which is more than I can say for most brands. And when I say they care, they truly do, so much so that they will completely revamp a product that is still making them decent revenue because its consumer satisfaction wasn't high enough for their standards.