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Moove over, meat! Peta names 8 Best Veggie Burgers in Malaysia

For the Year of the Ox, partake in patties that make cows happy

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 10 Feb 2021 6:00PM

Moove over, meat! Peta names 8 Best Veggie Burgers in Malaysia
Simply Good Food's Ultimate Veggie Burger. – Pic courtesy of Peta, February 10, 2021

GREAT news for vegetarians and those looking to cut out meat from their diet. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta) has recently announced their list of the "8 Best Veggies Burgers in Malaysia", just in time for the Year of the Ox.

Made from tempeh, lentils, mushrooms and jackfruit, these veggie burgers are healthy and animal-friendly, said Peta in a statement.

“The Year of the Ox is the perfect time to show compassion to cows – who feel joy, love, pain, and fear just as humans, cats, dogs, and other animals do – by leaving them off our plates,” says Peta Senior Vice-President Jason Baker.

The winners, in no particular order:

The restaurants will all get framed certificates.

“With so many delicious veggie burgers to choose from in restaurants across Malaysia, it’s easy (and tasty) to save cows in the Year of the Ox – and every year,” said Baker.

Pinxin Vegan Cuisine’s Charcoal Dark Hericium Burger (left) and RGB’s Power Protein Packed Burger. – Pic courtesy of Peta
Pinxin Vegan Cuisine’s Charcoal Dark Hericium Burger (left) and RGB’s Power Protein Packed Burger. – Pic courtesy of Peta

Beyond Burgers are available at restaurants such as PC Studio, and a selection of easy-to-prepare veggie burger patties is available online via Vegan District.

According to Peta, every person who goes vegan saves the lives of nearly 200 animals each year. It’s healthier, too. Like swine flu, bird flu, and SARS; Covid-19 has been linked to eating animals – and so have heart disease, diabetes, strokes, and cancer.

Peta – whose motto reads, in part, that “animals are not ours to eat” – opposes speciesism, which is the human-supremacist view that other species are nothing more than commodities.

For more information, visit PetaAsia.com or follow the group on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. – The Vibes, February 10, 2021

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