Burger King: 10 facts you didn’t know about the restaurant chain
Here’s 10 things about fast-food giant Burger King you may not have known.
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Apparently you can eat like a Burger King in your own kitchen.
Burger King France has spilled its royal secrets, revealing how you can get that same Whopper taste while self-isolating.
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The “Quarantine Whopper,” or “Le Whopper de la Quarantine,” can be made at home using a variety of store-bought items, Burger King France revealed in a post on Twitter.
The "Quarantine Whopper" can be made with only eight ingredients. (Burger King France)
According to the tweet, it takes eight ingredients, in this order: top bun, onion, pickles, ketchup, beef patty, mayonnaise, lettuce and tomato, followed by the bottom bun.
While the at-home creation likely won’t have the chain’s signature flame-grilled taste, the tweet seems to be a hit -- especially with French audiences, as every location of Burger King in the country is closed during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Users also began uploading their own photos of homemade "Whoppers," with varying results.
“Our house Whopper while waiting for your reopening,” a translation of one user's tweet read, along with a photo of the user's own version of the sandwich.
“We do what we can, please send me one,” another translation read, along with a photo of an attempt at the Whopper.
“Burger King me,” another person wrote, with a heart-eye emoji.
Another simply wrote, "Je t'aime," or “I love you,” in response to Burger King’s post.
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Some even asked for recipes for other favorite Burger King hamburgers, including the Steakhouse Burger, which the chain provided.
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This isn't the only way Burger King is giving back to its customers during the global pandemic. Earlier in March, in the United States, Burger King announced a promotion that gave away free kids meals for every adult meal purchased.
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