Ask for a BLT and you’ll get a regular burger topped with bacon, lettuce and tomatoes. The BLT can be made out of a Whopper or Whopper Junior according to Hackthemenu.com.
As you can tell from the name, you won’t be feeling exactly healthy after ordering this. Nonetheless, the Suicide Burger is one of Burger King’s most popular items off the secret menu and it consists of four beef patties, four slices of cheese, bacon and Burger King’s special sauce. Watch an enthusiastic Burger King fan conquer one on YouTube.com.
The Rodeo Burger was actually on the regular menu at Burger King but now, according to sources like Hackthemenu.com, it has to be special ordered. The burger features a beef patty topped with sweet and spicy barbecue sauce and onion rings, served on a sesame bun. The burger is still listed on Burgerking.com, so maybe it’s on the official menu at some locations.
The Rodeo Burger with the meat patty has a lighter sibling: the Chicken Rodeo Sandwich. This is listed on Burgerking.com but is one of the less popularized items. It has the spicy barbecue sauce and onion rings of the meat variety, but with a fried chicken patty.
Ever find yourself wanting both onion rings and fries but intimidated by the idea of eating a full order of both? Order “Frings” and you’ll get a side made of half fries and half onion rings, according to Csmonitor.com.
If the BK crispy chicken sandwich is too bland for you, order a BK Club, which Hackthemenu.com tells us is the crispy chicken sandwich topped with bacon, tomato and cheese. For a limited time the Club Chicken Sandwich was on the official menu, according to Fastfoodgeek.com, but it’s no longer listed on Burger King’s website.
Several sources including Examiner.com maintain that the veggie whopper is not on the official Burger King menu, however it is listed on BurgerKing.com and described as a MorningStar garden veggie patty topped with lettuce, tomatoes, mayonnaise and ketchup on a sesame seed bun.
According to Comcast.net, this is a regional item found on the official menu in some places. Most places, however, will probably make it for you by simply tossing ham and melting some cheese on a hamburger bun.
This is a pretty simple item to order. If the cashier doesn’t know what it is, just ask for mustard instead of mayonnaise on your whopper. It gives the burger a good punch. The item is popular enough that its nutritional information is listed on MyFitnessPal.com.
On Burgerking.com you’ll find an entire list of gluten-free items that are safe for those with Celiac disease. Foods in every category from sandwiches to desserts are listed, and some favorites like the Whopper Jr. patty and the soft serve are (thank goodness!) on there.
