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SAUDI ARABIA LOVES AMERICAN BURGER KING GREEN BURGER WITH BLACK BUN

BURGER COMMEMORATES SAUDI NATIONAL DAY


(Source: burgerkingksa - Instagram)
(Source: burgerkingksa - Instagram)
USPA NEWS - American company Burger King is a global chain of hamburger fast food restaurants headquartered in U.S.A. In 2013, Burger King had over 13,000 outlets in 79 countries, of 66% are in U.S.A and 99% are privately owned. Burger King has historically used several variations...
American company Burger King is a global chain of hamburger fast food restaurants headquartered in U.S.A. In 2013, Burger King had over 13,000 outlets in 79 countries, of 66% are in U.S.A and 99% are privately owned. Burger King has historically used several variations of franchising to expand its operations.

The fast food chain Burger King is offering in Saudi Arabia green hamburgers. The burgers are the color of the country's flag and commemorate the 83rd anniversary of the Kingdom on September 23. Already in Japan, Burger King offered a burger on red buns, with red cheese and red hot sauce. Also, you could find a black burger.
They announced that they are celebrating Halloween in U.S.A. by releasing a 'spooky' black bun burger. It will be made of a Whopper patty, cheese slices, pickles, steak sauce, onion slices, tomato slices, lettuce and mayonnaise.

The Burger King Saudi Arabia menu best sellers are :

- Champions Meal  (Chicken Royal, Whopper Jr, Medium Fries, Coca Cola Can)
- Wtreme Cheese (3 types of different cheese with a Double Beef Patty and New Soft Bun)
- New Family Meal (1 Chicken Royal, 1 Whopper, 2 Whopper Junior, 2 Chicken Burger, 6 Cola Cans)
- Sandwich SteakHouse Burger
Burger King Saudi Arabia is available for online delivery in cities such as Riyadh, Jeddah, Madinah, Khobar or Dammam. Burger King Saudi Arabia offers a tasty menu with tempting prices. (Burger King)

In 2013, American company Jake's Wayback Burgers decided to open in Dubaï. This was its first location outside America (one location in Argentina). That restaurant owes its existence there to an partnership with Topaz MENA, a Saudi Arabian franchise development firm. Burger joints have found and still find a warm reception in the Middle East and North Africa, especially brands coming from the United States. The influx of American fast food chains has been largely attributed to a regional fascination with Western restaurants.
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