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Life & fun · March 27, 2018

Impossible Burger

A burger made from plants for people who love meat.

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What it does

Impossible Burger is a delicious burger made entirely from plants for people who love meat. Every time you choose a quarter-pound Impossible Burger instead of a burger made from a cow, you can make a huge difference without compromising.

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