McDonald’s has announced it will start selling plant-based chicken McNuggets at select restaurants

As of right now, the plant-based nuggets can only be bought at McDonald’s in Germany but if the nuggets are proven to be a success they could find themselves on McDonald’s menus all around the world.

The new McPlant nuggets are in collaboration with Beyond Meat an artificial meat company that received financial backing from Bill Gates in its early years.

Per MSN, ingredients that can be found in the new plant based nuggets are “peas, corn, wheat, and tempura batter, using a recipe the fast food giant made in collaboration with Beyond Meat.”

McDonald’s customers will be able to order plant-based McPlant nuggets starting Feb. 22, with Germany being the first country to roll them out.

The nuggets are made from peas, corn, wheat, and tempura breading.

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— Boardroom (@boardroom) February 21, 2023

The plant based McNuggets aren’t the first time McDonald’s has placed synthetic plant based meat on its menu.

Back in 2021, McDonald’s introduced the McPlant Burger.

Oh My Mag reported the McPlant burger was a major flop in the United States but was well received in Europe.

The McPlant burger was eventually pulled from McDonald’s menus in the United States after the plant based burger was only sold 20 times a day on average at McDonald’s busiest chains.

McDonald's is rolling out both a McPlant Burger and non-chicken McNuggets at its restaurants in Germany. https://t.co/l87xSp3kD2

— FOX 11 Los Angeles (@FOXLA) February 17, 2023

McDonald’s isn’t the only fast food chain that has collaborated with Beyond Meat.

The Gateway Pundit previously reported KFC is “testing a new menu offering for its restaurants — meatless fried “chicken.”

KFC Testing Vegan Fried ‘Chicken’

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The Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) produced two agreements by May 1972 during the Nixon administration.

The START I Soviet-US nuclear agreements were proposed by Ronald Reagan in the early 1980s and finally signed in 1991 during the George H. Bush administration.

The START II agreements were signed during the papa Bush administration.

START III was signed by Bill Clinton.

George W. Bush signed the SORT (Moscow Treaty) in 2002 with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

And the New START nuclear agreement was signed in 2010 between Barack Obama and Putin.

On Tuesday Vladimir Putin announced he will suspend participation in the START nuclear treaty.

Putin announced the suspension during a speech to both houses of the Russian parliament in a speech where he accused the West of seeking to destroy Russia.

Nice work, Joe Biden!

Reuters reported:

Russia will continue to observe limits on the number of nuclear warheads it can deploy under the New START treaty despite a decision to suspend participation in the agreement, Moscow said on Tuesday.

President Vladimir Putin announced the freeze during a speech to both houses of the Russian parliament in which he also repeated accusations the West was seeking to destroy Russia.

Later in the day Putin submitted a draft law on the suspension to the Duma, the lower house of parliament, which will consider it on Wednesday and take an immediate decision, Duma speaker Vyacheslav Volodin said in a statement.

The draft will then be sent to the Federation Council upper house, he said. Grigory Karasin, who chairs the Council’s international committee, told RIA news agency that the body might also consider the law on Wednesday.

Under the treaty, signed in 2010 and extended until 2026, Moscow and Washington committed to deploying no more than 1,550 strategic nuclear warheads and a maximum of 700 long-range missiles and bombers.

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