Burger King customers have two new rodeo sandwiches to choose from when ordering from the franchise QSR Web reported Monday.
"We're launching the new King Deals Value Menu including classics and new favorites like the Rodeo Sandwiches all starting at just $1," Eric Hirschhorn, chief marketing officer at Burger King North America, said in the release QSR Web reported. "We've seen an incredible response from our guests with our $1 menu items, and we want to continue creating great tasting products that don't sacrifice on taste."
The new menu items include the Rodeo Crispy Chicken, and Rodeo Burger QSR reported. Both sandwiches come loaded with sweet and spicy BBQ sauce, and onion rings in a sesame seed hamburger bun. Customers can buy them at Burger King restaurants throughout the nation for a short time QSR web reported. Fans can also choose from over 20 breakfast, lunch, and dinner items for a $1 and up.
There are also chicken nuggets, spicy crispy chicken sandwiches, double cheeseburgers, bacon cheeseburgers, crispy chicken wraps. The franchise restaurant chain will unveil new products as 2014 progresses.
Burger King put satisfries on the menu in Sept. The product competes with McDonalds, and has 30 percent less fat and 20 percent fewer calories than its classic fries.The fries also have 40 percent less fat and 30 percent few calories than McDonald's fries, and sell for 20 to 30 cents more than regular fries except in kids meals where prices will stay the same USA Today reported.
The new fries will be sold in addition to the classic fries and will be crinkle cut like old-fashioned fries. According to USA Today, a small serving of "satisfries" have 270 calories and 11 grams of fat, while its classic fries have 340 calories and 15 grams of fat.
Burger King brought back its Big King sandwich last month the Associated Press reported.
The sandwich has two grilled beef patties, a sesame seed bun, King Sauce similar to Thousand Island dressing, iceberg lettuce, onions, pickles and two slices of American cheese according to the Bring Back The Big King Facebook Group.
