PETA shares their list of the 12 Most Delicious vegan burgers made in the Philippines!
Made from good-for-you ingredients such as jackfruit, mushrooms, tofu, beans, and unMEAT, these plant-based burgers are tasty and animal-friendly.
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In no particular order, here are the winning veggie burgers declared by PETA:
1. Green Bar’s Wild Thing Bacun Cheeseburger (Makati)
A house-made seitan and jackfruit patty topped with “bacun” strips, onion rings, vegan mozzarella cheese, lettuce, and chipotle mayo on a toasted bun.
2. Shakey’s The Goood Burger (nationwide)
Featuring an unMeat patty topped with all the trimmings as well as vegan dressing, sandwiched together with lettuce.
3. Greens Spot Cafe’s Heartburger (QC)
Made up of five types of grilled veggies, topped with vegan mayonnaise and all the trimmings, and served with a side of potato wedges.
4. But Better’s Loaded Protein Burger (Taguig)
A protein-packed burger served with melted vegan cheese, mushrooms, homemade relish, and all the trimmings.
5. Shaka’s Sloppy José (Panglao Island, Bohol)
Featuring a bean patty topped with caramelized fresh pineapple, corn, green chili, jalapeño salsa, guacamole, and a vegan cheese sauce.
6. iVegan’s Black Bean Burger (Makati)
Includes a special cheesy vegan sauce and all the trimmings, served with a side salad and a roasted sweet potato.
7. Three Guys and a Grill’s The Woke Burger (Cebu City and Makati)
A black bean patty topped with vegan mayo and all the trimmings.
8. Cosmic’s Mushroom Burger (Makati)
Featuring a homemade mushroom patty with all the trimmings sandwiched between sourdough bread, served with a side of fries.
9. Lun-haw Vegan Café’s Vegan Burger (Cebu City)
Made with mung beans and potato, paired with a vegan sauce and all the trimmings, and served with a side of air-fried fries.
10. Corner Tree Cafe’s Baked Tofu Walnut Burger (Makati)
With vegan mayo and all the trimmings piled on a healthy baked patty, served with sweet potato fries or some greens.
11. Chilla Gorilla Burgers’ King Kong Burger (Davao City)
With not one but two patties on a buttered bun topped with mayo and a cheese sauce — all vegan, of course — as well as all the trimmings.
12. Bec and Geri’s Vegan Steak Burger (Las Piñas)
A house-made “ground steak” patty with barbecue garlic sauce, pineapple, and all the trimmings.
These 12 restaurants serving delicious veggie burgers will all receive framed certificates from PETA.
Veggie burgers from companies like Beyond Meat are sweeping the world, including the Philippines, and Burger King Philippines even offers a veggie burger on its menu. Every person who goes vegan saves the lives of nearly 200 animals each year. Going meat-free protects human health, too: Like swine flu, bird flu, and SARS, COVID-19 has been linked to eating animals—and so have heart disease, diabetes, strokes, and cancer.
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