It helps if you order extra lettuce and tomato for an additional 25 cents. It's $6.79 (although they frequently run specials such as 2 for 1 or $2 Impossible Whoppers on Wednesdays). It lacks mustard, which I missed and American cheese, which I did not. Summary The Impossible Whopper is bigger, which most people would like.
This is important because the Impossible is the most convincing beef fake, and it can be hard to tell the difference. To that point, I'm fairly sure that once, when I ordered an Impossible whopper via drive-thru, I got a real beef patty by mistake, which is why it's wise to go into the store and order it at the counter, to reinforce that yes you really do want the Impossible version. According to my neighborhood Facebook page, our local Burger King is not the best of breed. The Impossible Whopper has also, at times, come up short on lettuce and tomato. But if the flame-grilling is the selling point, it kind of gets lost. It does have a pattern of definitive scorch marks, though who's to say that's not just decorative. This is not to say it has not been flame-grilled ahead of time and they're re-heating at the last minute. BK touts their burgers as being flame-grilled but when I've ordered the Impossible Whopper, they pull the patty out of a wall compartment. The Whopper Impossible patty is thin like a fast-food patty, and has a meaty flavor. It's also a Whopper, so it's larger, with a bun and patty that measure 5 inches across, versus the McPlant which is 4 inches across. Unlike the McPlant, it has no cheese and or mustard. It has an Impossible patty, with tomatoes, lettuce, mayo, ketchup, pickles, and onions. Burger King Impossible Whopper I get an Impossible Whopper at Burger King about once a month.
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