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Burger King will begin selling its latest Gourmet Kings burger, the Peppercorn Angus,
In its restaurants nationwide from February 21.
According to the fast-food chain, the burger features flame-grilled 100 percent British and Irish Aberdeen Angus beef, four slices of bacon, sliced onions, and fresh rocket.
Burger King added that the patty is topped with deluxe, creamy peppercorn mayonnaise, and sweet caramelized onion and served between a perfectly toasted brioche bun”.
The burger is priced at £7.69 and the meal is £9.69.
