Rumors abound that Wendy's will stack multiple patties on a burger, with some claiming the elusive T-Rex burger includes six to twelve patties. While the viral TikTok suggests it may be possible, the reality varies depending on location and staff discretion.
Wendy’s T-Rex Burger: Is the Multi-Patty Stack a Reality or Just a Viral Myth?
Legends circulate about the burger chain with the spirited, red-headed mascot. One of the most well-known stories claims that Wendy's square burgers are meant to display the patties' high quality, with their corners sticking out from the bun. There's also a rumor that customers can order a towering stack of patties, creating a colossal burger known as the T-Rex. A viral TikTok video showed a Wendy's employee crafting this legendary burger, reportedly made with six to twelve patties. In the clip, the worker stacked eight patties on one bun, though one commenter jokingly called him a "crook" for only including a single slice of cheese.
While the video suggests that the T-Rex burger might be part of Wendy's secret menu, its availability varies by location. Wendy's has yet to officially confirm whether individual patties can be ordered separately or whether staff will assemble them into a monstrous burger. This ambiguity may be because 95% of Wendy's locations are franchises, meaning owners often have the discretion to make menu decisions. Some places may honor the request to stack extra patties, while others may not.
Wendy’s A la Carte Patties: Can You Still Order Extra for a Custom Mega-Burger?
A Reddit thread offers hope that Wendy's patties can be ordered a la carte. When one user inquired about this possibility, a self-identified manager confirmed that it's doable, with another commenter noting that customers often order burger patties on the side for their dogs. However, one user lamented that this option had been discontinued by corporate, likely leaving the dogs disappointed at the drive-thru.
Success hinges on the location's policies and the employees' willingness to have the staff assemble a mega-burger. One TikToker successfully ordered a five-patty burger, though they found the amount of meat overwhelming. Ultimately, requests for a T-Rex-sized burger may be politely declined, but depending on the location and staff discretion, there's always a chance.


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