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Ruby Tuesday Lunch: Plant Based Awesome Burger or Classic Cheeseburger w/ Fries EXPIRED
$5 each
(Valid 1/31 11am -3pm)
Ruby Tuesday [restaurant locations] offers one Plant Based Awesome Burger w/ Fries or Tots or Classic Cheeseburger w/ Fries or Tots Lunch Entree for $5 (see offer here) valid Friday Jan 31, 2020 between 11am - 3pm at participating locations. No coupon necessary. Thanks SlickDealio
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- Offer cannot be combined with coupons or other offers. Not valid in Guam, Hawaii, Manhattan, airport, international and select franchise locations.
- Refer to the forum thread for additional details and discussion. ~RevOne
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Who will win the plantburger war?
KFC just rolled out beyond chicken
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That's too bad. I had the Beyond Burger from Denny's today and it was really good. The patty tasted like regular meat to me.
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it's made from peas.
My inclination is that soy probably isn't good for you in general, but I'm sure it's overstated based on the extensive pseudoscience in mainstream nutrition and health.