They were so traumatized by it that years later at a restaurant they wouldn't pay an extra 30 cents for blue cheese salad dressing. 

For example, let's look at the "Burger King".

The core problem is marketing.Marketing 101: Target the right audience with the right message.Here’s the truth: it doesn’t matter how much ketchup you put on a baby-cow burger—vegans won’t buy it.

Go to the food pantry and pick up blocks of cheese.  

BP feeds off of new investors and them being able to ask and answer on this forum like a quick burger at McDonald’s.  

I'm going to turn your idea into swiss cheese here, so don't get offended - maybe it will let you consider other angles here.1.

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Jay told me many years ago when I lost his money on a deal “A man shows his true colors in times of adversity and not triumph”I agree with Jay on his opinion here as he doesn’t have a dog in the fight.We both met Marco and he always seemed like a decent fellow.Time will reveal all but nuking the fella doesn’t get anyone their cheese back.Just my opinion  

Let me steer you in the right direction.Imagine you buy a list with the address of vegans, that are also animal rights activists.Your company sells baby-cow burgers.

Order a burger, and they will try to sell you fries or a shake.