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It’s part of the company’s attempt to make vegan options more available
Disney and Impossible Foods have reportedly partnered to make the meat substitute available throughout the Walt Disney World Resort, Disneyland Resort, and the Disney Cruise Line. Last year, Disney announced a plan to introduce vegan options to 602 eateries across its parks. Impossible is already being served as a burger at Burger King nationwide, but as CNN points out, it can also be made into other foods like chili or lasagna.
Disney will reveal three new Impossible-based menu items at the Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival—the Petite Impossible Burger with guacamole and pepper jack cheese, Impossible Cheeseburger macaroni and cheese, and an Impossible Meatball sub sandwich. It’s hard to overstate what a huge partnership this is for Impossible, and how many more people will likely try plant-based meat because of it. One day, the trend may slow down, but it certainly doesn’t look like that’ll be any time soon.

Disney announced on Tuesday it is teaming up with Impossible Foods as it works to expand its plant-based menu options across all of its theme parks, resorts, and cruise lines in the US. As part of the partnership, Impossible Foods will serve as Disney's preferred plant-based "burger" vendor, and the Impossible Burger will soon be available at restaurant locations at the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, the Disneyland Resort in California, and Disney Cruise Line ships. 
According to John State, executive chef of Disneyland Resorts and Parks, Disney's push for plant-based meals is largely a response to "the way the world's changing and how customers are evolving" as they increasingly take a shining to meat substitutes.

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LAS VEGAS, Dec. 18, 2019 /PRNewswire/
 -- Fan-favorite fast-casual sandwich chain, Capriotti's Sandwich Shop, is upping the ante in the plant-based eating game. The brand's award-winning Cheese Steak sandwich is now available to more fans than ever before. Launching at exclusive Las Vegas locations, Capriotti's is now testing the world's first Impossible Cheese Steak.
The first-to-market sandwich was developed in partnership with Impossible Foods, and features the classic cheese steak ingredients that Capriotti's loyal fans love, piled on perfectly cooked, 100 percent plant-based protein, for a new sandwich that is just as fresh and delicious as the cherished original. Expanding on its already impressive vegetarian menu like the Veggie Turkey and Veggie Cole Turkey sandwiches, the new Impossible Cheese Steak sandwich offers guests the option to eat plant-based without sacrificing any of the taste fans have come to know and love.

Capriotti's Sandwich Shop is testing two plant-based sandwiches ahead of a potential nationwide release in 2020.