Most people who love bagels (and really, who doesn’t love a bagel?) will often tell you that the everything bagel is the best. And no one can really argue against that. It has… well, everything you could want in a bagel. At least Burger King seems to think so.
For those that may not be aware, the everything bagel is a regular bagel that has been topped with what has come to be known as everything seasoning. That includes sesame seeds, course salt, garlic, onion, poppy seeds and black sesame seeds.
And apparently Burger King has decided that if everything seasoning is good enough for bagels, then it’s good enough for the fast food chain’s buns. And honestly, we have no clue why someone didn’t think of this sooner.
Burger King Everything Menu will only be available for a limited time.
my favorite thing about Whoppers, is that they taste like Whoppers
— Burger King (@BurgerKing) September 8, 2022
According to Chewboom, Burger King is testing a new Everything Menu that includes three items where the buns have been doused with everything seasoning. The test is taking place exclusively in Huntsville, Alabama and Albuquerque, New Mexico.
The three items that are available include the Everything Whopper, which is pretty much a standard Whopper but with everything seasoning added to the bun. Next up is the Everything BK Royal Crispy Chicken Sandwich (which takes longer to say than to actually eat) which like the Whopper is a standard chicken sandwich with everything seasoning on the bun.
Finally there is the Everything Breakfast Sandwich, which includes sausage, eggs, cheese with, you guessed it, everything seasoning added to the brioche bun.
Like we said before, why someone didn’t think of this before is a mystery. The Breakfast Sandwich alone sounds like a complete home run that foodies should love. We fully anticipate that despite this being a limited test, you can bet you’ll see these available at your local Burger King pretty soon.
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