There's a new sandwich acronym on the menu.
McDonald's introduced it's new"PLT," aka the plant, lettuce and tomato, which underneath the name is really just a new plant-based patty from the Beyond Meat team.
The new non-meat alternative will be sprouting up for a limited time in 28 select McDonald's locations throughout Southwestern Ontario, the company announced in a press release Thursday. After 12 weeks, the fast-food chain will listen to customer feedback, as well as from staff and franchisees to better understand what people think of the plant-based option.
"It’s a chance to test new products in a handful of restaurants, and will inform our future plans for introducing plant-based options around the world," Walgren said.
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