Burger King’s Ghost Pepper Whopper incorporates a flame-grilled beef patty, spicy queso, crispy-fried jalapenos, bacon, and ghost pepper cheese, served on a toasted orange bun and black sesame seeds. Sadly, my native Burger King both ran out of the orange bun or simply forgot so as to add it.
The Ghost Pepper Whopper and a small fries price me $7 utilizing a proposal within the app (the Ghost Pepper Whopper by itself is $8.99 close to me).
The ghost pepper cheese was the spiciest element of the burger with a major dose of warmth that bought my nostril operating. Nonetheless, regardless of the warmth and orange shade, it in any other case tasted like American cheese.
The spicy queso provided a medium warmth and first rate tacky taste nevertheless it was solely sparsely unfold in a skinny layer on the highest bun and struggled consequently.
The crispy-fried jalapenos added a pleasant inexperienced shade that went nicely with the orange of the cheese (and doubtless the orange of the bun if I had gotten the correct one) for Halloween. They have been barely crispy and decently spicy with a lightweight jalapeno pepper taste.
The bacon was solidly crispy and added a pleasant salty and smoky high quality, whereas the meat patty was moist and beefy however (as is common at my native Burger King) lacked any seared texture or taste.
The common Whopper bun was smooth, moist, and ethereal. It held collectively nicely and was fairly customary so far as hamburger buns go.
General, Burger King’s Ghost Pepper Whopper turned out to be a stable and spicy burger with a pleasant taste and a good number of textures. That being stated, it carries a premium worth that does not actually add up (particularly for me with the lacking orange bun) given the standard.
Dietary Data – Burger King Ghost Pepper Whopper
Energy – 750 (from Fats – 400)
Fats – 44g (Saturated Fats – 17g)
Sodium – 1510mg
Carbs – 51g (Sugar – 9g)
Protein – 38g
