Meat Made From Veggies? Nah, Arby's Would Rather Invent Veggies Made From Meat

And the chain is even sharing its recipe for 'Marrots'

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Few food trends are as buzzy right now as plant-based meats, like the patties from Impossible Foods being added to menus at Krystal, Burger King and more.

But Arby’s, which has built its brand in recent years on a simple premise—”We have the meats”—is going in a very different direction.

The chain today unveiled its first recipe for a vegetable made from meat, in this case a “Marrot” made from turkey and formed into the shape and color of a carrot.

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