McDonald’s tests a vegetable-based burger, and users joke it’s "somehow unhealthier than their normal burgers"

McDonald's is trialing a veggie burger; quite frankly, the world might never be the same. A lettuce leaf somewhere just got promoted, a tomato is flexing its muscles, and vegans are eyeing the golden arches suspiciously. Whether it's a tasty revolution or merely a burger-flavored enigma, one thing is for sure: the McVeggie era has now entered the conversation.

McDonald's is getting their veggies a moment with the McVeggie, currently testing in specific Canadian locations - because nothing tastes like "flavor adventure" quite like carrots, peas, and broccoli disguised. Regular or spicy habanero is essentially a farmer's market loss and ends up in a burger bun.

As soon as the news went viral, someone took to his X account and commented:

"They will be somehow unhelthier than their normal burgers"

Someone on X quipped that McDonald's veggie burgers are somehow worse than the regular versions, and honestly, it seems plausible.

The moment the McVeggie news broke, the internet did what it does best—it went totally crazy. People argued, joked, and tried to guess how many calories a peaceful zucchini could consume when it entered the McDonald's fryer.

From food bloggers to people who believe ketchup qualifies as a vegetable, everybody had views, and naturally, the memes arrived sizzling in hotter than the spicy habanero offering.

Let's get into the pandemonium because the fans are dishing out reactions quicker than a drive-thru during lunchtime.

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Netizens have reacted as McDonald's tests a vegetable-based burger

Folks quickly flooded the comments, making the McDonald's veg burger into comedy gold - jokes coming quicker than fries into a Happy Meal. Some claimed the only green thing about it would be the regret; others vowed the veggies are just secret nuggets in disguise:

"Salad burger," a user @senseicliff hilariously commented.

"Vegans will finally patronize McDonald again," another user @_savinha_ sarcastically commented.

"The McGarden," a netizen @MovieMediaX sarcastically expressed.

Others weren't there for serious food discussion - they simply dived into the comments simply for humor and mayhem.

There are no genuine opinions, only outlandish jokes about enigmatic greens, burger identity crises, and making a salad a way of life. In all honesty, the burger wasn't the star of the show - the comment section was:

"McDonald should be banned lol," a folk @Imagin3x commented.

"No thanks LMAO," a user @TheRetroFan sarcastically commented on X.

When words can't describe it, GIFs do! Someone (@Mikewellian) commented with a hilarious GIF:

In the midst of the uproar, others genuinely complimented the McVeggie as if it were the second coming of a fast food genius.

They rolled in giddy, hailing it as a victory for vegetarians and blowing it out of proportion like McDonald's just ended world hunger with peas and zucchini. At last, a burger that allows them to naturally live their plant-based reality - with fries.

"McDonald’s veggie burger: because nothing says ‘healthy’ like a patty made from the same veggies you ignored in your salad," a user @oksonoqui commented.

"Sounds good," another netizen @donuh1d wrote.

In short, McDonald's has once again brought the internet together - not through world peace, but through a vegetable burger maximum drama. Hyped, horrified, or here for the comments only, one thing's for sure: no one does veggie chaos better than the Golden Arches.

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