You can try the Meati sandwich at Birdcall today for $1.
Impossible and Beyond burger patties have long dominated the alternative-meats market on restaurant menus. But now there's another contender from a Colorado company:On October 16, Birdcall is offering guests the chance to try its current Meati sandwich, which comes with a crispy Meati cutlet, kimchi slaw with cilantro, and sriracha aioli for just $1.
While the Meati patty can be subbed on any sandwich at Birdcall, there is also a sandwich called Meati on the menu — at the time, it was made with Asian slaw, sweet chili vinaigrette, sriracha aioli and crispy wonton strips. As I pulled away from the menu board, I realized that the employee had rung me up for one of those instead of the original with an Eat Meati cutlet subbed for the chicken .
When I sliced the sandwich in half, though, I was surprised by how much it did indeed resemble chicken — at least the kind of processed chicken used in those cling-wrapped chicken sandwiches they seemed to serve at every high school in the early 2000s.
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