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The 15 Best Veggie Burgers, According to Nutritionists







If you’re trying to cut back on meat, there’s no need to feel an overwhelming sense of FOMO every time you catch a whiff of a Whopper with cheese.

Thanks to continued interest in plant-based and vegan eating, veggie burgers are easier to find and better than ever—and the perfect way to beef up your nutrient intake sans the actual beef.
Compared to their meat-based counterparts, veggie burgers tend to be very low in saturated fat and high in fiber, which is beneficial for heart health, according to nutritionist Brittany Modell, RD. Plus, certain brands fortify their patties with essential nutrients typically found in meat (like vitamin B12, zinc and iron).
There's also the convenience factor: "Veggie burgers are easy to freeze and always have on-hand for a quick lunch, dinner, or snack,” says nutritionist Bonnie Taub-Dix, RDN, author of Read It Before You Eat It.
If the bigger-than-ever selection has you overwhelmed, though, not to worry.
“When shopping for veggie burgers, look for ones that emphasize whole foods, such as whole grains, legumes, lentils, nuts and seeds,” says Modell. “If you do not recognize ingredients or ingredients aren't real food, think twice.” (If you're keto, look for a patty made entirely of non-starchy vegetables, nuts, and seeds.)
Otherwise, make sure a patty provides five-plus grams of protein and a few grams of fiber to fuel your body and keep you from feeling snacky an hour after your meal.
If a veggie burger is low in protein and fiber and you don't want to skip it, though, get creative with nutrient- and fiber-dense toppings like fresh veggies, hummus, and guac, and opt for a whole-grain or sprouted bun, Modell suggests.
Stock your kitchen for better-for-you plant burgers by adding the following nutritionist-recommended veggie burger brands to your cart.

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