Burger King fans have a lot to rejoice this week as the fast-food giant’s latest announcement reveals not only a brand-new menu item but also a superb buy-one-get-one-free deal to go along with it.
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As reported by Evening Standard, Burger King is going to be launching its latest menu item, the Peppercorn Angus burger from Tuesday, February 21. Keep reading to find out all the details about the the brand's latest gourmet addition, and how to score some for free.
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Burger King’s new Peppercorn Angus burger
The peppercorn angus burger is part of the deluxe gourmet range at Burger King. It is one of the items the brand is hoping, will take their gourmet range of burgers to the next level.
The report quotes Burger King’s statement which says,
The handcrafted masterpiece features only the finest quality ingredients and is big on taste. Juicy flame-grilled 100 per cent British and Irish Aberdeen Angus beef is housed underneath four slices of succulent bacon, delicately sliced onions, and fresh rocket.
The new burger has been made available for £7.69 for a single burger, with a meal option costing £9.69. Beforethe launch on Tuesday, the new burger will be available on a buy-one-get-one-free offer for a limited time only.
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How to score free gourmet burgers
Much like KFC and McDonald’s Burger King too is pushing for fans to download its Burger King App. So, getting the app is the first step to a world of offers and deals that the brand is exclusively making available only on the app.
There will be buy-one-get-one-free offers on all Gourmet Kings range burger from February 17 to Monday, February 18.
So if you haven’t already, now’s a great time to download the Burger King app and enjoy all their special burgers at half the price.
Sources used:
Evening Standard: ‘Burger King launching new burger: How to get for free’
