Enjoy the Impossible Burger on Air New Zealand – the release video is HILARIOUS

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Now Served in Business Premier between LA and AKL

If you’re unfamiliar with this ground breaking burger, let me tell you from first hand experience/enjoyment/obsession it is truly fantastic. Impossible Foods figured out how to make a “veggie” burger taste like a real burger by isolating “heme,” the molecule responsible for giving burgers that “blood” taste that has been unique to meat burgers up until now. The Impossible Burger is truly delicious, and for the first time ever – available 5 miles in the sky on Air New Zealand from LA to Auckland in Business Premier. As someone who doesn’t eat meat, and has a ornery sense of humor…I love not only the announcement, but the way it’s been done. BYAH!

I laughed out loud….spread your buns hahahaha – via Air NZ Twitter

 

 

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1 Comment

  • The Jetset Boyz August 2, 2019

    So love the videos Air New Zealand create, they’re always so well done!!

    And, talking of videos… star of the hit series Suits, Rick Hoffman is one of the stars of Air New Zealand’s latest safety video, which has just been released.

    The new video is the latest in a long series of safety videos that usually hit the headlines, but sometimes for the wrong reasons. The airline’s last video was pulled after negative feedback. The airline front footed the negative feedback by releasing a mock job advertisement for a new head of safety videos. 😅😂🤣

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