Would you trade out your normal burger for a Beyond Meat (BYND) Burger?
TheStreet conducted a Beyond Meat burger taste test to better understand the hype that this company has seen since it went public on May 2.
It has been one of the most successful IPO's of 2019, which is saying something when taking a look at Lyft (LYFT) , Uber (UBER) and Pinterest's (PINS) IPO's. The company originally priced at $25, but the first trade was $46.
However, unlike Beyond's chief competitor--Impossible Foods--the company doesn't have a whole lot of partnerships.
Impossible, on the other hand, has announced partnerships with Burger King (QSR - Get Report) , and Little Caesar's.
Don't you want to know if it's time to sub out those boring black bean burgers for a Beyond Burger?
Watch to see what TheStreet thinks.
- Earnings in Focus: Apple, Beyond Meat, and More
- From McDonald's to Starbucks: The Biggest Fast-Food Chains In the World
- Is Beyond Meat's Rapid Run a Sign of an IPO-Driven Bubble?
Behind the Label: A Look at the History of Beyond Meat
