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Beyond Burger®
A burger with taste so rich and texture so meaty, you won't believe it’s made from plants.
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Ingredients
Water, Pea Protein*, Expeller-Pressed Canola Oil, Refined Coconut Oil, Rice Protein, Natural Flavors, Cocoa Butter, Mung Bean Protein, Methylcellulose, Potato Starch, Apple Extract, Pomegranate Extract, Salt, Potassium Chloride, Vinegar, Lemon Juice Concentrate, Sunflower Lecithin, Beet Juice Extract (for color).
*Peas are legumes. People with severe allergies to legumes like peanuts should be cautious when introducing pea protein into their diet because of the possibility of a pea allergy. Our products do not contain peanuts or tree nuts.
Note: Ingredients and the nutrition facts panel reflects U.S. product only
Water, Pea Protein Isolate*, Expeller-Pressed Canola Oil, Refined Coconut Oil, Rice Protein, Natural Flavors, Mung Bean Protein, Methylcellulose, Potato Starch, Apple Extract, Salt, Potassium Chloride, Vinegar, Lemon Juice Concentrate, Sunflower Lecithin, Beet Juice Extract (for color), Pomegranate Fruit Powder, Lycopene Color (from Tomato)
*Peas are legumes. People with severe allergies to legumes like peanuts should be cautious when introducing pea protein into their diet because of the possibility of a pea allergy. Our products do not contain peanuts or tree nuts.”
Nutrition Facts
- Serving Size: 1 Patty, US Retail 4 oz (113g)
- Servings Per Container: 2
- Amount per serving
- Calories 260
- % Daily Value*
- 23%Total Fat 18g
- 25%Saturated Fat 5g
- Trans Fat 0g
- 0%Cholesterol 0mg
- 15%Sodium 350mg
- 2%Total Carbohydrate 5g
- 7% Dietary Fiber 2g
- Total Sugars 0g
- 0%Includes 0g Added Sugars
- 40%Protein 20g
- 0%Vitamin D 0mcg
- 8%Calcium 100mg
- 20%Iron 4.0mg
- 6%Potassium 280mg
- Serving Size: 1 Patty, US Food Service 4 oz (113g)
- Amount per serving
- Calories 260
- % Daily Value*
- 23%Total Fat 18g
- 25%Saturated Fat 5g
- Trans Fat 0g
- 0%Cholesterol 0mg
- 15%Sodium 350mg
- 2%Total Carbohydrate 5g
- 7% Dietary Fiber 2g
- Total Sugars 0g
- 0g%Includes 0g Added Sugars
- 40%Protein 20g
- 0%Vitamin D 0mcg
- 8%Calcium 100mg
- 20%Iron 4.0mg
- 6%Potassium 280mg
* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories in a day is used for general nutrition advice.
RECOMMENDED COOKING INSTRUCTIONS
PERISHABLE – KEEP REFRIGERATED AND COOK THOROUGHLY BEFORE SERVING. USE WITHIN 3 DAYS OF OPENING. DO NOT REFREEZE. IF PURCHASED FROZEN, THAW IN THE REFRIGERATOR BEFORE COOKING AND CONSUME WITHIN 10 DAYS.
HEAT GRILL OR PAN TO MEDIUM-HIGH HEAT AND COOK PATTIES FOR ABOUT 4 MINUTES PER SIDE.
DO NOT OVERCOOK. INTERIOR OF PATTY WILL STILL BE RED OR PINK WHEN FULLY COOKED.
FULLY COOKED WHEN INTERNAL TEMPERATURE IS 165F.
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Serves 2
Prep Time 10 Mins
Cook Time 6 Mins
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FAQ
WHAT’S THE BEYOND BURGER®?
The Beyond Burger is a plant-based burger that looks, cooks, and satisfies like beef. It has all the juicy, meaty deliciousness of a traditional burger, but comes with the upsides of a plant-based meal. The Beyond Burger has 20g of plant-based protein and has no GMOs, soy, or gluten.
I WANT A BEYOND BURGER®! WHERE CAN I GET ONE?
The Beyond Burger is available at more than 35,000 restaurants, grocery stores, universities, hotels, stadiums, and BEYOND. Use our locator to find the closest spot to you!
WHY IS IT IN THE MEAT SECTION?
Great question. Part of our vision is to re-imagine the meat section as the Protein Section of the store. In this way, we can help introduce plant-based options to people where they are already purchasing other forms of protein.
WHAT ARE THE WHITE MARBLING SPECKS ON THE PATTIES?
The white specks are similar to marbling that you see on traditional beef burgers, but ours are made from coconut oil and cocoa butter. These plant-based fats provide melty, mouthwatering marbling to the Beyond Burger, creating a juicy texture that’s closer to ground beef than ever before.
WHY DID YOU CHANGE THE BEYOND BURGER?
In service of our rapid and relentless approach to innovation, we are constantly adjusting and updating our products as we work to make them completely indistinguishable from their animal-protein equivalents. This is our next step forward in perfectly building meat directly from plants.
The new, meatier Beyond Burger features a combination of pea, mung bean, and rice to deliver a complete protein, meatier taste and texture that mimics the chew and juiciness of beef, a more neutral flavor and aroma profile that’s closer to beef, and a simplified ingredient list. As always, it’s made without GMOs, soy, or gluten.
WHY A BURGER FROM PLANTS THAT AIMS TO REPLICATE MEAT?
Our brand promise is to enable consumers to Eat What You Love™, and in this case juicy, delicious burgers. At Beyond Meat, we believe there is a better way to feed the planet. By shifting from animal to plant-based meat, we can address four growing global issues: human health, climate change, constraints on natural resources, and animal welfare.
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WHAT KIND OF PROTEIN DO YOU USE?
Peas, mung bean, and rice provide a complete protein. The Beyond Burger is made without GMOs, soy, or gluten.
HANG ON…IF THIS ISN’T BEEF, WHY ARE THE BURGERS RED?
We use beets to do that! The Beyond Burger changes color as you cook it, just like animal protein.
WHY DOES THE BEYOND BURGER® “BLEED”?
While we didn’t design the Beyond Burger to “bleed” per se, the beets we use to give the patty a red-meat appearance have led some in the media to remark that the burger “bleeds.”
HOW DO YOU REBUILD MEAT WITHOUT GENETICALLY MODIFYING ANYTHING?
Protein, fat, minerals, carbohydrates, and water are the five building blocks of meat. We source these building blocks directly from plants. Using heating, cooling, and pressure, we create the fibrous texture of meat from plant-based proteins. Then, we mix in fats, minerals, fruit and vegetable-based colors, natural flavors, and carbohydrates to replicate the appearance, juiciness, and flavor of meat. The result? Uncompromisingly delicious plant-based breakfast sausage, no sacrifice required.
DOES THE BEYOND BURGER® NEED TO BE REFRIGERATED?
Yes. Just like meat, you should keep the Beyond Burger at refrigerated temperature until you cook it on the stovetop, griddle, or grill.
HOW LONG CAN I KEEP THE BEYOND BURGER®?
If bought refrigerated, check the retailer-applied sticker “use-by date” on the front of the package. If bought frozen, refer to the “If purchased frozen, use by” date on the packaging. Once you decide to thaw, Beyond Burgers have a 10-day shelf life.
CAN I FREEZE BEYOND BURGERS?
If products are purchased thawed, we do not recommend refreezing and suggest following the stickered best by date. If the product was purchased frozen, it can be stored in the freezer following the printed best by date.
IS THE BEYOND BURGER® SAFE TO CONSUME IF I HAVE A NUT ALLERGY?
Peas are legumes. People with severe allergies to legumes like peanuts should be cautious when introducing pea protein into their diet because of the possibility of a pea allergy. Our products do not contain peanuts or tree nuts.
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Beyond the Beyond: Beyond Awful
Released in late 1994 in Japan, the PlayStation console had a rather slow development until Squaresoft decided to put its Final Fantasy flagship series on that console. So before 1997 there weren't that many popular games, and those that were there weren't terrible.
Beyond the Beyond is such a game. This has to be one of the worst games I've played in my life. Find out why a relatively good story is not enough to support a game..
Graphics: 5/10
Probably because the game is so old (1996), most of the graphics were inferior to games like Final Fantasy VI and even Phantasy Star IV.
For starters the sprites outside of battle are barely clearer than FF VI. The characters' head is oversized and their person is much too pixelated. They also evolve in a 2D environment everywhere. While the graphics inside towns are nice and colorful - and even appropriately darker when a town is occupied by foreign forces - they are much to simply for a console this advanced. Even walking on the world map looks awful; the main character's pet dragon drags him behind, making his walking unnatural.
OK I lied. There is a sort of 3D effect when you walk on the world map, but again it's inferior to FF VI. The only good effect worth mentioning is the vine you climb to a sky temple at one point, which 3D effect was well-done. Otherwise the world map is barely better than the average 16-bits game. The mountain ranges looked better in Shining Force II.
The reason I gave graphics a 5 instead of a 1 was because of battle. THAT feature was well-done and is in full 3D. You only see your characters from the back but their definition is much clearer than on the world map. They have human proportions and their movements are very fluid - when they do a critical hit, you see them dash towards the enemy. The magic is also well-done and higher-level spells (or magic jars) have impressive drawings (you see a fire dragon for high-level fire spells). The hero's dragon becomes a magic spell once he gets promoted and he looks more fearsome than Smaug.
Enemies too are well-drawn and in 3D. Their movements might not be as fluid but at least they are moving; they sometimes even have a face and mouth. Fun fact: when you successfully escape they jump in triumph (just like YOU do when you win a battle). I thought that was original.
The environment in which you fight depends on where the fight takes place. Be it in a cave, in sewers, in a forest, etc., the creators have put some effort into making the backgrounds realistic and in 3D.
Finally, important characters (playing or not) all have their portraits on the screen when they are talking. Most of the characters look 'too manga' for my taste (gigantic eyes, microscopic nose) but they are larger and more detailed than in PS IV.
Music: 3/10
Even more awful than the graphics is the music. The synthetization is even worse than Final Fantasy VII and there was no attempt to make it sound realistic.
I barely remember any of the tracks, which gives you an idea of how unmemorable it is. There were a few battle themes but none could stand up to the 16-bits ones.
Those that I do remember were OK at best. The world map theme sounds epic like most of them but the second half of the loop just gets lost in drums. The first dungeon music you hear is dramatic enough and the 'drum' intro gives the right mood but the rest of the track gets lost in artificial music. Finally the peaceful village music, while indeed sounding peaceful, had lousy arrangements that were too loud.
The only track worth talking about is the one of occupied villages. Despite the synth the rapid beat you hear through the track give it a good-enough dramatic feel opposed to the peaceful village track. The final dungeon track also does a decent job by accelerating as you get near the bottom.
Sound effects aren't much better. You hear 'voice' sounds much like the Shining Force series.. which get annoying pretty quickly. The battle intro sound looks like it's from an 8-bits game and the drum beat preceding your dash for a critical attack just sounds silly, and so does the chime that indicates you mashed the right buttons (see section below for more details).
Addictiveness: 7/10
The score is so high because I really got into the story, which was well-managed and wasn't a generic save-the-world scenario, at least not until the end.
Otherwise the game doesn't have much to offer. There are three secret characters but only the first one (Tonte) is worth getting because of his strong spells. Otherwise the other 2 can easily be missed - in fact the last one comes so late in the game there's barely any chance for you to get him because of how you meet him.
The only sidequest worth mentioning is that to find Merlin, who will grant one of your characters a much-needed resurrection spell. There isn't even a quest for you ultimate weapons.
Story: 9/10
At least the producers put some efforts into creating a great scenario.
You play Finn, a boy raised by his father Lord Kevin, the captain of the knights in Marion Kingdom. After coming back from training, Sir Galahad (where you spend most of your time) offers you to visit Marion Castle - you're just a trainee - if you complete a little task. Your friend Annie wants to join in but Galahad (her father) refuses because she's just a girl.. She storms out of the house and you go to the cave.
You find Annie, who takes the wrong route Galahad warned about. Fortunately, the magic water you took saved her life.. and gave her magical powers! As if it weren't enough drama, Percy (Annie's brother) comes back to the village, out of breath, to say that the Kingdom of Bandore has invaded Marion! You try sneaking in the next morning in order to rescue Prince Edward, the heir to the throne. You will get the help from Samson, the knight with the legendary strength.. that will weaken considerably once he gets cursed by one of Bandore's generals.
Depth: 9/10
What I told in the story is not even 10% of the game. The plot is very elaborate and takes all sorts of interesting twists.
For starters, Samson's curse will occupy at least 25 percent (of not one third) of the game. Until you can cure him you will not be able to get support from Zalagoon, where Edward's Queen aunt lives. Only Samson's full strength will prove who he is and show Zalagoon that Bandore only means conquest rather than peace.
There are also two shocking plot twists that will blow your mind. One of them involves the Dark Knight. He is forcibly taken by Bandore when he is forced to wear a cursed mask. Despite all this, he still acts to help you..
Finally, the dungeons you will explore are also very deep, many of which contain trap holes to make your way more difficult. The final dungeon is especially challenging; you must carry two orbs (light and darkness) to the bottom to get into the final fight. But once you take out one, the opposing one will emit an aura keeping you from passing nearby, making you walk another way.
Difficulty: 9/10
While that latter part can be dealt with, the rest of the game is insanely difficult.
I once tried to make the game's speedrun but was unable to because it was too difficult. The first boss you have to face, unless you are properly leveled, is just too strong with its spells that will decimate you. In addition, Samson's curse is too realistic. The former super strong soldier goes back to level one and is affected by the curse at random (can't fight, receives damage, etc.) which is very annoying.
Speaking of curse many pieces of equipment are cursed. Fortunately their names (darkness, evil) are usually obvious so just keep them for money.
Also, like too many RPGs the number of random encounters is insanely high, and even a speedrun can't go around it.
Finally, the final battle is downright impossible. Not only do you have to face the too strongest generals that have been harassing you since the beginning, but you also have to face the ultimate boss without any pause. I just couldn't complete it.
On a more positive note, the game introduces two new concepts. The first one is vitality points, which determine whether your character can fight or is temporarily numb. What determines whether he's alive or dead is life points, which get transferred to VP when the character gets 'groggy'.
The second concept, linked to the previous one, is active playing system. Basically, you have to mash the X button right before anyone's action in hopes that they will: attack twice, do a critical hit, defend, counter or avoid grogginess by having one VP. However the system is highly imperfect and even during a speedrun, it yields unsatisfactory results.
In conclusion, I can't really recommend this game. Despite a strong story that develops very well, the graphics and music are just not worthy of a PSX game. Plus, the game is so difficult that in order to avoid a scream fest, you are better off by avoiding the game altogether.
Graphics 5 Sound 3 Addictive 7 Depth 9 Story 9 Difficulty 9
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Their first attempt at an RPG was the Shining series, this was just their first traditional jRPG.
tRIUNE 11-04-16 - 08:31 PM
This game is actually one of the better RPGs for PS1 aside from well known titles like Final Fantasy. This was Camelots 1st attempt at an RPG before the now removed from Vizzed Golden Sun titles for GBA
metalizer101 11-04-16 - 05:06 PM
I'm enjoying this game and I've played many rpgs.
MysteryMan007 12-16-14 - 08:57 PM
Sounds good, but I don't now what else to say.