No? They sold an Impossible Burger, filled the order without an IB, pretended to “tell the customer” they made an unreasonable switch, then hoped customer wouldn’t notice and pocket the sale. That sounds like fraud to me! I’m not a lawyer and I know nothing of NY laws, so read the same thing I did. Hell, if Impossible…

Here I’d like to remind people to give their dogs regular flea/tick meds and to be careful when hiking or going anywhere that ticks are known to be common. They even make clothes now that has tick repellant built in. Tick borne disease is no joke! Even worse than Lyme Disease or the meat allergy reaction is the…

Well, let’s just go ahead and add that onto “Things I didn’t know were a thing and now I’m disproportionately terrified of it” pile.

I recently read a lengthy piece about this over on the Guardian. Considering some can’t even be around cooking meat without passing out from the smell, it sounds like a miserable condition (and of course very dangerous). One scientist (who loves to hike in the woods) even developed it while researching it!

More likely there were a bunch of skeptics who ordered it and while eating the real meat burgers, thinking they were the Impossible burger, they were saying, “Yuk! This is terrible! It tastes nothing like the real thing!”