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Select B.C. McDonald's part of chain's McVeggie burger taste drive

Patty made with carrots, green beans, zucchini, peas, soybeans, broccoli and corn
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Restaurants in Langley, Richmond, Surrey, and Ontario and New Brunswick will test the McVeggie sandwich.

A handful of communities in B.C.'s Lower Mainland are part of national taste test for McDonald's new McVeggie sandwich.

The test will run from March 18 until April 14 in select restaurants in Langley, Richmond and Surrey, with the intention of gathering guest feedback. If the test is successful, it may launch in the future. 

The McVeggie features a breaded patty made with a blend of vegetables (carrots, green beans, zucchini, peas, soybeans, broccoli and corn) and seasoning, topped with lettuce and mayo-style sauce served on a toasted sesame bun.  

鈥淲hile our guests may have tried similar sandwiches at McDonald鈥檚 globally, our McVeggie is uniquely Canadian,鈥 said Jeff Anderson, senior manager of culinary innovation at McDonald鈥檚 Canada. 鈥淲e鈥檙e always looking for new opportunities to innovate and build on our menu, and the McVeggie will give even more guests the opportunity to enjoy that delicious McDonald鈥檚 flavour Canadians know and love.鈥 

Test restaurants will also be offering a Spicy Habanero McVeggie with the same patty and topped with creamy Habanero sauce.  

鈥淲e know more people in Canada than ever before are looking for new flavours and for variety on our menus. Our goal is to continue to offer new and exciting choices to meet these needs. And the McVeggie does just that,鈥 said Francesca Cardarelli, chief marketing officer at McDonald鈥檚 Canada. 鈥淎s this is our first test of the McVeggie, we鈥檙e using this opportunity to gather insights and guests鈥 feedback so we can continue delivering on our commitment to serving great tasting, quality food we know Canadians will love and enjoy.鈥 

The McVeggie will also be available at select restaurants in Ontario and New Brunswick, specifically Brampton, Windsor, Dieppe, Moncton, Riverview, and Sussex.



Heather Colpitts

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