Burger King has Fantastic Vegan Options in the USA as of 2022, with many options during any time of the day – the only downside is the vegan options are often pricier than the non-vegan versions, which is quite bothersome.
However, keep in mind many of the vegan options Burger King has currently must be “veganized” by removing certain elements from them — such as the mayo that comes by default on the Impossible Whopper (vegan whopper). They are probably not going to get to the level of Slutty Vegan, but still, they are seemingly moving in the right direction.
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Burger King Vegan Breakfast Options:
- French Toast Sticks
- Hash Browns
- Oatmeal (specify to be cooked with water, ask for maple syrup for topping)
- Iced Coffee (Black, specify no cream/milk)
- Hot Filtered Coffee (Black)
- Orange Juice
Vegan Lunch/Dinner Options at Burger King:
- Impossible Burger (Specify no Mayo)
- The Impossible Southwest Bacon Whopper (with small modifications)
- The Impossible King (Specify no cheese)
- French Fries
- Mott’s Applesauce
- PB&J Sandwich (From Kids Menu)
- Garden Side Salad (Specify no cheese or croutons)
Unfortunately, Burger King’s Onion Rings are not vegan-friendly as the crust they use contains milk — which is a shame, but hey if you’re looking for vegan-friendly onion rings you can stop by Sonic with has many vegan options including vegan-friendly onion rings.
Keep in mind that fast food giant doesn’t use a separate grill for impossible burgers — some locations will try to allocate a small portion for them, others won’t — but if you want to be sure to avoid meat-juice cross-contamination you can ask for them to cook it separately — usually this will mean the microwave.
Source: https://impossiblefoods.com/burgerking
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Vegan Dressings & Sauces at Burger King:
- BBQ Sauce
- Sweet & Sour Sauce
- Italian Salad Dressing
- Potentially others (see below)
Some locations of BK will have other sauces that are vegan-friendly, so if you’re going inside you can always ask to read the ingredients list on them as each little packet has the ingredients on them — but the above 3 are always available and vegan-friendly.
All of the Vegan Desserts at BK
- Dutch Apple Pie
- Coffee
- Orange Juice
- Sodas
BK vegan options outside the US
The popular brand launched Its plant-based burger called “Rebel Whopper” in 2019. It was available all across Europe in 2.500 different restaurants. Similar to the Impossible Burger, It comes with non-vegan mayo, so basically It’s only vegetarian.
The patty is other than the one they use in the US. The Rebel Whopper’s “meat” made by the dutch brand called “Vegeterian Butcher”. However, the meat-free patties share the same cooking surface with other items, so the cross confirmation is a real issue there as well.
United Kingdoms
In the UK Burger King went even further. By working with The Vegetarian Butcher™ and The Vegan Society®, They offer 3 different decent Vegan meals across the country.
- Vegan Nuggets with sweet chili dip
- Vegan Royale – The original chicken sandwich without real chicken
- Plant-Based Whopper® – Everything the same, but It comes with plant-based patty and mayo
Is there any other question to ask?
Burger King has Fantastic Vegan Options in the USA for Breakfast (e.g.: French Toast Sticks, Hash Browns, Oatmeal, Iced Coffe), Lunch or Dinner (Impossible Burger with no Mayo, French Fries) as well. Thankfully, their Dutch Pie is also considered vegan. For the full list, check out our article!
Unfortunately, the onion rings at Burger King are not vegan since they are made with an animal derivative called Whey.
Yes, the buns at Burger King are vegan! They do not use any animal by-products to make them. (no eggs or dairy)
Yes, Burger King’s Dutch Apple Pie is considered vegan. No animal by-products are used and it is amazing!
The Impossible Burger at Burger King is great and you can make it vegan by passing on the Mayo!
Yes, the French Fries at Burger King are vegan! They do not contain any animal by-products and according to Burger King They are using a dedicated fryer for them with sunflower oil. So It is safe from cross-contamination.
Yes, the French Toast Sticks are vegan at Burger King! They do not contain any animal by-products and according to the allergen information table. However, they use the shared fryer for it, so the cross-condonation could be a no-go.
