A plaque remaining from the Big Apple Night Club at West 135th Street and Seventh Avenue in Harlem.

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Entry from October 01, 2019
PLT (plant, lettuce and tomato)

McDonald’s restaurants in some countries introduced the “PLT” (plant-lettuce-tomato) sandwich in 2019. The name is a take-off on the “BLT” (bacon-lettuce-tomato) sandwich.
   
“PLT” had sometimes been used for pastrami-lettuce-tomato sandwiches. “The name bothers me. PLT? Plant. Lettuce. Tomato. 🤔 It’s a bit redundant since lettuce and tomatoes are plants. 😂🤣” was posted on Twitter by Jill Sarmie on September 28, 2019.
               
   
Twitter
The New York Times
@nytimes
McDonald’s is testing a plant-based burger, the “PLT” — plant, lettuce, tomato — made by Beyond Meat, at some of its locations in Canada. It’s a short-term trial that’ll last for 12 weeks, starting Monday.
McDonald’s to Test Plant-Based Burgers in Canada
The chain’s new “P.L.T.” sandwich — plant, lettuce and tomato — will be sold at 28 restaurants in Canada.
nytimes.com
3:45 PM ¡ Sep 26, 2019¡SocialFlow
 
delish
McDonald’s Has Partnered With Beyond Meat For Its Plant-Based Burger
It’s about damn time!

by MEGAN SCHALTEGGER
SEP 26, 2019
We’ve been speculating for some time on the plant-based burger’s arrival at McDonald’s. When will it happen? Which meat route will they go? Could it possibly overthrow Burger King’s vegan Whopper? Well, folks, we might finally get those answers. The fast food giant is testing its new Beyond burger at 28 locations starting September 30.
 
According to the company, who announced the news on Twitter Thursday morning, McDonald’s locations in Southwestern Ontario will welcome the “PLT” burger—which means plant, lettuce, tomato, BTW.
         
Twitter
Janice Marcus
@montego712
Not Vegan!
The Telegraph: Forget the BLT: McDonald’s and Beyond launch the plant-based PLT burger.
https://telegraph.co.uk/technology/2019/09/26/forget-blt-mcdonalds-beyond-launch-plant-based-plt-burger/
via @GoogleNews
Forget the BLT: McDonald’s and Beyond launch the plant-based PLT burger
McDonald’s is the latest fast food chain to offer plant-based burgers following the success of Burger King’s meatless “Whopper”.
telegraph.co.uk
10:06 AM ¡ Sep 27, 2019¡Twitter for Android
 
Twitter
Jill Sarmie
@JillSarmie
Replying to @laurenmitch98
The name bothers me. PLT? Plant. Lettuce. Tomato. 🤔 It’s a bit redundant since lettuce and tomatoes are plants. 😂🤣
11:54 AM ¡ Sep 28, 2019¡Twitter for Android
 
Twitter
Brad Omland
@bradradio
#McDonalds is releasing its first #plantbased burger today called the #PLT… or as I prefer to call it, the Plant Plant Plant.
8:23 AM ¡ Sep 30, 2019¡Twitter for Android
 
Tech Crunch
McDonald’s starts selling its Beyond Meat-based “P.L.T.” sandwich in Canada
Jonathan Shieber@jshieber / 10:20 am EDT • September 30, 2019
McDonald’s first foray into the plant-based protein patty market in North America is launching today in Canada.
 
The company’s “P.L.T.” (plant, lettuce, and tomato) sandwich, which uses patties from Beyond Meat,  is now on sale at several locations in Canada.
 
This isn’t the first new vegetarian sandwich to launch at a “Golden Arches” location this year. Back in April, the company launched a new vegan sandwich for customers in its franchise locations across Germany.
 
Forbes
Sep 30, 2019, 01:54pm
I Drove To Canada To Try The McDonald’s P.L.T. Here’s What It Tastes Like
Micheline Maynard Senior Contributor
Food & Drink
For months, McDonald’s has been on the sidelines as fast food rivals such as Burger King, Del Taco and White Castle introduced items made with plant-based meat.
 
On Monday, it tiptoed into the faux burger field by introducing the P.L.T., which stand for plant-based meat, lettuce and tomato, in Canada.
 
The patty is supplied by Beyond Meat, one of the two faux burger giants, along with Impossible Foods.

Posted by Barry Popik
New York CityFood/Drink • Tuesday, October 01, 2019 • Permalink


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