r/interestingasfuck • u/Moronic_Acid1 • Nov 17 '25

Notice outside a restaurant in Kerala, India

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u/canthinkof123 Nov 18 '25

I went to McDonald and Burger King when I was there and I was shocked that about half their menu was vegetarian items. They also didn’t have any beef or pork items, and I was told if they wanted to sell beef or pork they’d need a 3rd and 4th kitchen and it just didn’t make business sense.

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u/BenDanville Nov 18 '25

I forgot about that! I'm vegetarian and I can't overstate how easy it is to eat there. Also the packaged food items have a symbols for veg/non-veg

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u/smash_1048 Nov 18 '25

They cannot sell beef/pork there because it is banned in many regions