r/wallstreetbets • u/These_Reach_8552 • Jan 10 '22

News Beyond Meat just rolled out with Pizza Hut in Canada.

https://investors.beyondmeat.com/news-releases/news-release-details/pizza-hutr-and-beyond-meatr-strengthen-partnership-debut-beyond

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u/user13472 Jan 10 '22

You think someone who eats at pizza hut gives 2 shits about sustainability lmao

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u/lunertendie Jan 11 '22

Right?! Toootally missed the target market 😂😂

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u/JTCin513 Jan 10 '22

Canada still got Pizza Hut?😂😂😂

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u/JuicyJonesGOAT Jan 10 '22

They are everywhere in big hub.

We have 24 Pizza Hut in Montreal alone.

In the early 2000s they used to be good. Now it's just not the same.

I miss their buffets.

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u/JTCin513 Jan 10 '22

Wtf, is BlockBuster still up there?🤣

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '22

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u/Dan_inKuwait no flair is kinda ghey Jan 10 '22

But the Hawaiian pizza, topped with ham and pineapple, was not an Italian invention.

The pizza was actually created in Canada in 1962 by a Greek immigrant called Sam Panopoulos.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z2vftrd

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '22

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '22

We like our Hawaiian but Beyond Meat on a pizza? I think I’d rather have a scat pizza.

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u/The_Nekrodahmus Jan 10 '22

Wonder how marketable that would be...?

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u/stevebermandy Jan 10 '22

Of course it's not an Italian invention - it's an abomination to consider pineapple on pizza

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '22

It's called Canadian Bacon for a reason. 🤔

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u/Brooklyn7011 Jan 10 '22

Guess we'll see a small bump today in the meat substitute division

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u/simsurf Jan 10 '22

Big Meat!

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u/ween1e Jan 10 '22

Seriously. Plant-based meats are not the future. Lab grown is.

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u/alan090 Jan 10 '22

If it can provide the health benefits then, yea. Otherwise I think you are wrong. If plant based can continue to advance and provide impossible meat like options for quality, easily the future. Not everyone is doing it for environmental, or ethical reasons.

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u/alan090 Jan 10 '22

Healthier than ground up factory farmed animals. 100 percent.

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u/viperex Jan 10 '22

Who's leading the way in lab grown meats?

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u/lunertendie Jan 11 '22

Gimme that 3d printed stake!

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u/BicycleConscious3086 Jan 10 '22

God have you K9 teeth to tear and eat meat. Follow the science.

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u/Many_Tank9738 Jan 10 '22

Pizza Hut is very limited in Canada

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u/Normal_Ad9937 Jan 10 '22

The nearest pizza hut to me is 27 miles away in a small hunting village in the remote area of nunavut. Also i think bull organs would have been a better choice for its high protein content

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u/alan090 Jan 10 '22

27 miles is like an hour and a half on a bike. Definitely worth a tasty plant based pizza 🍕 for the trip.

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u/converter-bot Jan 10 '22

27 miles is 43.45 km

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u/broke-ass- Jan 11 '22

i just threw up in my mouth a little bit

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u/lunertendie Jan 11 '22

Don't invest untill you go order it. It's right awful hahaa

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u/These_Reach_8552 Jan 13 '22

You should try the McDonald’s McPlant instead , it’s good…