KFC’s Zero Chicken Burger is now available in Singapore – will you try it?
If your New year's day's resolution is to eat less meat and opt for more than meat-free meals, you now have one more dish to add to the roster.
KFC has launched the Zero Craven Burger – available from Wednesday (Jan 13) – and Singapore is the first state in Southeast Asia to get it.
As the name suggests, the burger has no chicken. Instead, the patty is a mycoprotein meat-free 1 that's nonetheless made with the brand's 11 herbs and spices. To top information technology off, in that location's lettuce, sliced cheese, BBQ sauce and mayonnaise between sesame seed buns.
Take note, though, that while the patty itself is vegan, the KFC Zero Craven Burger is neither vegan nor vegetarian as the mayonnaise used is non vegan and the patty is too fried in the same oil as some chicken products.
Juliana Lim, senior managing director of marketing and nutrient innovation at KFC Singapore, said that the company sees "a trend towards flexitarianism and increased demand for meat culling products, so we wanted to offer a meat-complimentary selection".
Priced at Due south$vi.55, the burger is available for a limited time and in limited quantity for dine-in, takeaway and commitment at all outlets except Singapore Polytechnic and the Singapore Zoo.
Source: https://cnalifestyle.channelnewsasia.com/dining/meat-free-kfc-zero-chicken-burger-singapore-240596
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