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Burger King has begun testing ‘King Size Sliders’ as a new menu item, but they’re only available in two locations in the United States.
Even though fast food restaurants typically just stick to the foods that they’re known for, plenty of them have tried to branch out with new and different ideas too. McDonalds launched their CosMcs range as a drink-focused restaurant back in late 2023, and that didn’t last all too long, while Papa John’s recently launched a range of sandwiches.
While they’ve not branched into any unique fields, Burger King has been undergoing a revamp in recent months, launching the first significant update to their Whopper in almost a decade.
That has led to a surge in sales, especially in hte United States, with the fast food giant needing to add 60,000 new employees to help on that. However, they’re not stopping there.
Burger King testing Sliders in United States
Burger King is also testing an offering of ‘King Size Sliders’ for customers to chow down on. These sliders come in three variants: Bacon and Cheese, the Steakhouse Bacon, and the Deluxe.
However, if you want to get your hands on them, they are only available in Portland, Oregon, and Columbus, Ohio.
On top of that, they’re only going to be in testing for a little over a month, starting on April 14 and ending on May 19. So, you will have to act fast if you want to try them.
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“From sharing with friends to sampling a little bit of everything, the King Size Sliders Box is built for how today’s Guests are craving more variety, more flexibility, and no tough choices,” the company said.
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It remains to be seen as to how popular the sliders might be, and if they’ll get a nationwide or international rollout.
Additionally, Domino’s has launched a new Slice Sauce, which also allows customers the chance to buy a $1300 watch. Buffalo Wild Wings has also brought back its $9.99 bottomless appetizer deal.
