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Monday, February 15, 2021

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Winter Park Biscuit Co. is launching their full vegan menu this week at East End Market

Posted By Faiyaz Kara on Mon, Feb 15, 2021 at 5:17 PM

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PHOTO COURTESY OF WINTER PARK BISCUIT CO.

photo courtesy of Winter Park Biscuit Co.

If you thought the buzz surrounding Winter Park Biscuit Co. was waning since its much-ballyhooed opening in November, you thought wrong.

The throwback vegan diner — and Top Table of 2020 — is as popular as ever and come Feb. 17, it'll explode the minds (and guts) of vegans and flexitarians with the launch of their full menu.

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So, in addition to the current lineup of chik strips, crispy fried chik sandwich, Impossible cheeseburger and vegan buttermilk biscuits, guests can indulge in the following items:

NEW MENU ADDITIONS
-Biscuits & Gravy
-Truffle Butter (using Tartufo Prestige)
-The OG Chik Cutlet on an Oat Buttermilk Biscuit
-Death Valley Chikn' Sandwich (Dry-Spiced Crispy Chik on Toasted Brioche with Pickled Jalapenos and Mayo)
-Grilled Chik Sandwich
-Buffalo Bleu Strips (4 Chik Tenders tossed in Buffalo Sauce, side of Bleu Cheese and Fries)
-OK Burger (Impossible Burger Patty, Grilled Onions, Vegan American Cheese Sauce, Pickles & Mustard on a Toasted Brioche bun)
-Backyard Burger (Impossible Burger Patty, Vegan American Cheese, Coleslaw, BBQ Sauce on a Toasted Brioche Bun)
-Loaded Fries (Vegan Crumbles, American Cheese Sauce, WPBC Sauce & Scallions
-Seasonal Scones

Ordering happens online on the website, and the (socially distanced) pickup line forms under the "Hot Biscuits" sign outside. Winter Park Biscuit Co. is a venture by cookbook author and former Blink-182 road chef Mary Westfall and A Day to Remember guitarist Neil Westfall.

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