Burger King Brings The Heat To Their Latest Menu Items

Burger King fans and food creators highly anticipated the new food on the fast-food chain’s menu.

Burger King introduced its “Fiery Menu,” which will be available for a limited time on July 18. The menu also includes entrees of various spice levels. For example, the categories that will feature on the menu are “Hot,” “original hot,” and “extreme hot.” The extreme hot is number 5 on the menu, while the original hot is number 1. The menu also has a tasty new spicy beverage, “Sprite Fiery Strawberry Puree,” which most likely will be hot.

There are also two kinds of French fries that are hot on the menu. These are called “Fiery Mozzarella Fries,” and they have 12 French fries.

These mozzarella sticks are going spicy, crispy, and cheezies. The cheese part has pepper that spreads when someone breaks it. Additionally, the menu includes the “Fiery Bacon Whopper,” which has pepper Jack cheese. The cheese part is the spicy part of the burger. There are also tomatoes, bacon, and lettuce on the burger.

Last but not least, for chicken lovers, Burger King is offering its super spicy “Fiery Bacon Royal Crispy Chicken Sandwich.” According to Fox Business, “The crispy chicken sandwich, the spiciest menu item, includes “crispy white meat breast filet coated with a Fiery glaze and topped with crispy Fiery-seasoned bacon, pepper jack cheese, juicy tomatoes, crispy lettuce, and creamy Fiery sauce—all on a toasted bun.” 

Burger King’s fiery menu items range in spice level, which was very intentional.

“We know that our Guests crave spice packed full of flavor when they come to BK, but spice looks different for everybody,” Pat O’Toole, Chief Marketing Officer, Burger King North America, said in a press release.

“As a brand that is built on letting Guests ‘Have It Your Way,’ we’re excited to offer a range of products that appeal to everyone – from those who want just a little kick to those who can’t get enough heat.”

This menu offers affordable food items. The prices are $1.99, which is cheaper than fast-food menu items.