Burger King is offering the Southwest Bacon Whoppers in four versions: baseline, double, junior, and impossible.
The standard Southwest Bacon Whopper consists of a flame-grilled quarter-pound beef patty, seasoned tortilla chips, cheese, bacon, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, and a spicy sauce, served on a toasted sesame seed bun.
All of the aforementioned are present in the Double Southwest Bacon Whopper, but an extra flame-grilled patty is added. The Southwest Bacon Whopper Jr. contains a scaled-down version of the same thing as the standard version. The Impossible Southwest Bacon Whopper, which replaces the beef patty with a plant-based alternative, is the last option.
Ironically, the bacon is still there in the Impossible version.
Almost every sandwich on the Burger King menu may have an avocado spread added for $1 if you are a Royal Perks member. It will be an option through the Burger King app or online while the Southwest Bacon Whoppers are available.


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