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In the UK that's rarely the case. The veg options are usually the same price as the meat. In some places.

At Gourmet Burger Kitchen the Beyond Meat cheeseburger costs 30% more than its beef counterpart.

https://gbk.co.uk/menu

Clearly just one example but it's rare the veg option's cheaper.




The point being made was that these fake meat patties are more expensive, whereas the old vegetarian options were cheaper or bottom priced.

I've been a vegetarian for nine years. It becomes noticeable when your meal jumps 50% in price and goes from being the cheapest in a group to the most expensive.


But in the UK the burgers made of veg are at least as expensive as their meat counterparts. On the menu I posted the bean burger is 50p more expensive than beef.




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