The Burger King Roasted Garlic King Sandwich is a new menu item from the brand that is available for patrons to pick up at participating locations in Canada that won't skimp when it comes to high-quality flavor.
The burger consists of two pure beef patties that have been topped with two slices of cheese along with onions and bacon. The sandwich features Renée's Garlic Aioli sauce on the top and bottom to deliver a rich, creamy punch of garlic-forward flavor that will be right at home in the meaty burger.
The Burger King Roasted Garlic King Sandwich is available for a limited time only with no information announced by the brand if it plans to extend the burger availability into the US market.
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The Burger King Roasted Garlic King Sandwich is Available in Canada
Trend Themes
1. Garlic-forward Fast Food Innovations - The use of garlic as a featured ingredient in fast food menus could potentially attract consumers looking for bold flavors.
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Industry Implications
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