Has anyone (vegan) contacted Burger King and others to ascertain whether or not the

[in2herbs]

vege burgers are cooked where no beef is cooked and that there's no crossing of utensils? I have emailed BK directly but have received no response. It is important info for me cuz I'm allergic to beef. If you've contacted them and received a response could you please post the information? Thanks,

[DetlefK]

1. I can guarantee you there's cross-contamination.

There's no way they will set aside an entire frying-station or an entire conveyor-belt grill just for ONE TYPE OF BURGER that somebody MIGHT order once in a while.

[Blue_playwright]

16. I'd sure like one

They are always sold out!

[dewsgirl]

2. I know someone personally who works there. There is a

button on register for a no meat cross contamination method of cooking the Impossible Whopper. The cashier is supposed to give you the option/verify that you are/aren't a vegan while placing the order.
It's funny that I came across this post, this conversation just came up with my neighbor yesterday.

[in2herbs]

7. Thank you and DetlefK for your responses. I feel I'll be safer fixing my own vege burgers. I

guess it's small steps meaning that at some future point these fast food places will realize that a no-meat accommodation includes how it is prepared as well.

[flvegan]

9. That's good info. Thanks!

[dewsgirl]

10. Your welcome. She kinda sounded like maybe the cashiers

aren't as strict about the button for every customer. So I personally would ask if I were a strict vegan.

[Sneederbunk]

3. Shocking, I am a meat eater. Now I worry about vegan stuff getting in my burger.

[athena]

12. This is a forum for vegetarians and vegans.

But thanks for displaying the harassing behavior of so many meat-eaters against vegans.

[Runningdawg]

4. It's ok they use a seperate microwave to cook it

[Blue_playwright]

15. Lol!

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[Fullduplexxx]

5. Wow what a 1st world problem

[Cuthbert Allgood]

6. So people shouldn't worry about it?

Don't get your point. Or why you'd feel the need to post that here.

[flvegan]

11. Your concern is so duly noted.

[athena]

13. It is, indeed.

It's only in the first world that people are able to support the kind of extreme cruelty and inhumanity that goes on at factory farms -- and are also able to say no to it.

[Piasladic]

14. Why the nastiness?

We live here, so even if it's just a small thing, we can make things even a little bit better.

[JonLP24]

17. Allergy to beef?

I looked it up and it's a real thing.

[xmas74]

18. In the OP case, no.

They have a legitimate beef allergy. It happens. I believe it's a bite from the Lone Star tick that can cause allergies to mammalian flesh. My daughter's friend actually has it.