Burger King's new, limited-time Western BBQ BK Topper Cheeseburger features a 3.2 ounce beef patty, onion rings, American cheese, and Sweet Baby Ray's Spicy BBQ sauce on a sesame seed bun.
You can pick one up for $1.99.
The Western BBQ BK Topper Cheeseburger is essentially a Rodeo Cheeseburger but with a bigger beef patty.
I'd probably like the bigger beef patty if the one I got wasn't so dry, I'm talking my elementary school cafeteria dry. Beyond that I like the Western BBQ BK Topper. The onion rings were covered with Sweet Baby Ray's but still added some slightly soggy but appreciable texture to the burger.
Plus I really like Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ sauce. It's one of my favorite BBQ sauces. The taste is well-balanced: not too tomato-y or sweet with just a slight kick. I would not like this burger as much without this BBQ sauce.
Since the Rodeo Cheeseburger is only of limited availability, the Western BBQ BK Topper offers that same but with more meat which is quite good (dryness notwithstanding).
For more on the new BK Toppers line you can check out the news post or my previous review of the BK Deluxe Topper.
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Nutritional Info - Burger King BK Toppers Western BBQ Cheeseburger (148g)
Calories - 400 (from Fat - 210)
Fat - 23g (Saturated Fat - 9g)
Sodium - 720mg
Carbs - 39g (Sugar - 10g)
Protein - 16g
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I tried one without the onion rings and I kinda liked it. The BBQ sauce with the meat worked pretty good. It's as good as I expect from any BBQ burger.
ReplyDeleteSeriously... don't give them ideas.
ReplyDeletePeering at the pic I ponder if the onion rings shown are pre-formed and intended to naturally be ready for installation in an oval shape or if the burger craftsperson must squeeze a round onion ring into an oval that will fit upon the burger with either no or minimal overhang and no overlapping of the onion rings.
ReplyDeleteIf oval onion rings were used even if it required overlapping them wouldn't the added thickness to the burger confer a subjective appearance of the buyer receiving more for their money?
Overhang could also possibly create an apparent illusion of the product purchaser receiving maximum value for money spent.
Surely there are those at "corporate" who pondered at many levels to ascertain the many aspects of where, when, how and why to utilize the onion rings to assist in maximizing income while minimizing cost.
Heck, if costs could be reduced enough and if possible to implement entire villages of sub-Saharan tribes would be used to build the burgers and packed into containers for the trip via ship to the USA.
BK's idea of "western" seems to be limited to KC Masterpiece. Heh.
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