McDonald's Introduces Unique Vegetarian Protein Slice in South India
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A new vegetarian protein slice offered by McDonald's in South India is creating a buzz by selling out quickly.
In McDonald's outlets across South India, a groundbreaking 30-cent burger topping has been making waves. Unlike typical additions such as extra cheese or exotic sauces, this novel product is a vegetarian protein slice developed in collaboration with Indian government food scientists. This marks McDonald's first foray globally into such an offering, highlighting the fast-food giant's adaptation to local dietary preferences. This innovative step underscores a broader trend within the industry, catering to the rising demand for plant-based alternatives. Reuters reports that the new topping has already gained significant popularity, often selling out rapidly.
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