vegeburger

British

/ ˈvɛdʒɪˌbɜːɡə /

noun

a flat cake of chopped seasoned vegetables and pulses that is grilled or fried and often served in a bread roll

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In a city where the world’s first “Vegeburger” was created in 1982 by entrepreneur Gregory Sams, they’re currently leading the way, but, globally, competition is heating up.

From Seattle Times

In a city where the world’s first “Vegeburger” was created in 1982 by entrepreneur Gregory Sams, it’s currently leading the way, but, globally, competition is heating up.

From Washington Post

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