KLM vegan meal review N0.2

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Hi, frequent flyer or vegan enthusiast. 
Me here with an other vegan airplane meal review. This one ain't as grand as the last however still worth mentioning. 
I flew with KLM from Hong Kong to Amsterdam and also consumed some food at the airport. 

Beef & Liberty 

This restaurant is located in terminal 1 L7, I looked it up and saw they had a vegan option. Upon checking the menu I saw that is was the Impossible meat burger. It looked great however I felt like eating something less processed. So I 'veganized' the falafel burger by asking for the vegan bun and mayo sauce instead. It was an enjoyable burger, definitely a decent option if stuck on an airport as a vegan. 

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