No 8th! Unlike veggie burgers you can make or buy in the freezer aisle, you can't replicate the Impossible Burger at home by throwing black beans and sweet potatoes into a food processor. The "meat" is made entirely of plant-based ingredients like potato protein, coconut oil, honeydew melon, and a legume-derived molecule called "heme" that's also found in animal blood (it's what gives meat its texture, color, and faintly iron-like smell.) And where veggie burgers are often lower in fat than traditional beef, a 320-calorie, quarter-pounder Impossible Burger packs in 20 grams of saturated fat (that coconut oil!), four grams more than American Heart Association's recommended daily intake. LOL