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The burger that made Burger King a household name and forced competitors like McDonald’s to up their burger game is the mighty Whopper. Over the years, the Whopper has undergone several changes and has been subject of several controversies and rumors. Check out these 10 Whopper secrets that even Burger King will find shocking.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:22 The Whopper was originally priced at 37 cents
1:45 The Angry and Angriest Whoppers
3:11 A meatless Whopper for vegetarians
4:30 What came first – Whopper or Big Mac?
5:43 The happy accident – Whopper Junior!
6:57 There was once a ‘Windows 7’ Whopper
8:03 Exchange your Facebook friends for a Whopper!
9:17 Whopper Virgins!
10:23 Halloween Whoppers
11:30 There are thousands of ways to have a Whopper!
SUMMARIES:
- Burger King has been around since 1953. But it was not called Burger King back then; the founders had named it ‘Insta-Burger King’. But the restaurant didn’t immediately take off and the owners of Insta-Burger King suffered heavy financial losses for the next few years.
- Soon after its introduction, the Whopper became Burger King’s signature product, and a sure-fire way to attract customers at its outlets not just in America but across the world. With its ingenious marketing tactics and relentless advertising campaigns, Burger King has transformed the humble burger to the mighty Whopper that we know and love.
- The juicy, tasty and meaty Whopper is a true fast food delight, but it is not exactly vegetarian-friendly. Considering the fact that the main ingredient in the Whopper is a 4 oz. flame-grilled beef patty, vegetarians have been left out of the Whopper movement for far too long.
- Much like the classic ‘what came first - the chicken or the egg?’ debate, fans have always wondered what came first – Burger King’s Whopper or McDonald’s Big Mac? McDonald’s definitely predates Burger King.
- Soon after enjoying unprecedented success across mainland U.S., Burger King began opening outlets in Puerto Rico too. At one such opening in Carolina, Puerto Rico in 1963, the man in-charge, Luis Arenas-Pérez was in a mighty pickle – the molds for making the buns for the signature dish, the Whopper, had not yet arrived from the mainland.
- Over the years, Burger King has collaborated with many brands, companies, and commemorated several events through its product lines. One of the most unusual product variations that Burger King has ever released has to be the Windows 7 Whopper.
- Known for their creative marketing campaigns, Burger King knows how to manipulate customers to promote their products. As part of a marketing strategy to boost sales numbers of the Whopper, Burger King launched a ‘Whopper Sacrifice’ Facebook promotion in 2009.
- As popular as Burger King is for its tasty offerings, viral marketing campaigns and unique customer pranks, it is no stranger to controversy. Its 2008 advertising campaign called the ‘Whopper Virgins’ challenge created a huge stir.
- Burger King’s flagship product, the Whopper, has undergone numerous changes over the years and multiple variations of the Whopper have also been introduced. One of the most iconic and beloved iterations of the Whopper is the Halloween Whopper. First introduced to American customers in 2015, the first version of the Halloween Whopper had an odd-looking charcoal-black bun.
- As the company’s flagship product, a significant amount of advertising budget has been dedicated to popularizing it over the decades. A variety of catchphrases, taglines and slogans have been attributed to it, including the famous ‘There are 1024 ways to have a Whopper.
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