EXCITING NEWS! Have you seen that @tacobell & @beyondmeat teaming up to make tasty vegan options, Find out more below 😮👇 Taco Bell will begin testing a Beyond Meat-powered Carne Asada Steak dish on October 13, for a limited time. The dish, available only in Dayton, Ohio, will feature a quesadilla stuffed with Beyond Meat beef chunks, faba beans, and salad. It is certified vegan by the American Vegan Association. Taco Bell’s parent company – Yum! Brands – inked a three-year deal with Beyond Meat in 2021. Some of its sister fast-food brands, including Pizza Hut and KFC, have already debuted menu items. However, the Carne Asada Steak will be Taco Bell’s first official collaboration with the plant-based company. Rumors of a failed Carne Asada recipe were circulated at the end of 2021. Back then, Taco Bell reportedly took the project back to the design phase after unsatisfying samples. A planned test launch was canceled as a result. To minimize accessibility and consumer choice, the Beyond Carne Asada Steak will be price-matched to the standard beef option. Follow @pbnfood for more of the latest in plant based food news, Launches, recipes and more! 🍔 🌿 —————————————————— 👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️ Plant-based doctors & health advisors: @pbnhealth 🏋️💪 Plant-based athletes, bodybuilders, and fitness tips: @pbn.fitness 🦧🌏 People, Animals & Planet: @pbnearth —————————————————— #veganmeat #beyondmeat #tacobell #vegantacobell #plantbasedfood #plantbasedrecipe #veganrecipe #plantbasedrecipes #veganfoodshare #veganrecipes #veganfoodspot #londonvegan #veganlondon #ukvegans #veganfooduk #veganrecipeshare #veganglasgow #veganohio #plantbasedmeals #veganmadeeasy #veganbristol #veganmanchester #veganfooduk #vegandetroit #accidentallyveganuk #accidentallyvegan