Chicken Fries From Burger King
If you ever find yourself heading over to the nearest Burger King, we are sure that you are thinking of getting a Whopper from the burger menu. You are going to be fine if you stick to the “freshly-grilled” burgers. However, the same cannot be said of their chicken products. In particular, you should avoid the chicken fries. A former Burger King employee told everyone on Reddit that the chicken fries at his joint were stored under the heat lamps for as much as six hours before they are purchased or tossed out. One more downside to the chicken fries would be the fact that they are 80% breading and 20% chicken.
Chicken Fries From Burger King
Whopper Jr. From Burger King
Anyone over eight years old would probably opt for the real deal instead of the Whopper Jr. This is the reason why the little burgers are not making it to the grills all that often. A former Burger King employee revealed that a Whopper Jr. can rest under the heat lamps for several hours. If you have no issues eating a dry burger that has been sitting out the entire day, feel free to get it. A Brand Eating reviewer had this to say about the Whopper Jr.: “It’s not great but it’s decent when you have some change lying around and feel like some BK.” Talk about an accurate description of this mini treat!
Whopper Jr. From Burger King