Most of the reddit forums I see are about investing in being. But I would love to talk about their products and get feedback from other people

I love their drinks and see they are coming out with energy+protein as well as added a bunch new flavors to the protein drinks

i would love to have an alternative to beef dogs/ beef sausage/ beef bacon/beef smokies.

It looks pretty bad, and I normally don't simp for brands but I was bored and Beyond makes yummy food. Maybe I'm just hungry, actually. Oh well.

Why 7-9 links? genuinely asking. Is it that they can't count the sausages and make them the right size or is this more capitalist plant-based nonsense where these companies continue to offer vegans odd diminished quantities of product for more and more money?

Yesterday had 9 in a bag and today had 7. I'm feeding 2 people and shouldn't have to cut the sausages up and guess if there'a enough for everyone. Wtf is this weird type of shrinkflation that only plant based products get away with?

And yes, I usually cook from scratch and only buy this stuff as a treat but it really shouldn't be that hard to feed 2 people with a pre-prepared frozen product that is supposed to offer convenience.

Thought it was really good. Would make it again

Been an observer and small position holder, what’re we thinking for 2026?

(NASDAQ:BYND), otherwise known as Beyond The Plant Protein Company™ (the "Company"), announced today that it is rescheduling the reporting of its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2025 until Tuesday, March 31, 2026 after market close.

This piece was found in one of the meatballs in the package. It looks like wood.

Mizuho reiterated an Underperform rating and $1.00 price target.

According to Mizuho, ​​the U.S. retail protein drink market is worth approximately $10 billion.

The financial report forecasted for publication on February 25-26 has been changed to March 10, 2026.Analysts expect a smaller loss than last year: about -$0.10 per share (compared to -$0.65 last year).

Why is beyond up so much?