Burger King Canada expanded its King lineup of sandwiches with the introduction of the Peppercorn King at participating BK locations nationwide for a limited time.
The Peppercorn King features a flame-grilled beef patty, two slices of cheese, bacon, crispy onions, and creamy peppercorn sauce on a toasted sesame seed bun.
A variant, the Peppercorn King Double, which features two flame-grilled beef patties, is also available.
Burger King Canada recently launched its Sriracha King and Dill Pickle Chicken Nuggets.
The Sriracha King consists of two quarter-pound flame-grilled beef patties, bacon, spicy jalapeños, cheese, sriracha sauce in a sesame seed bun.
Meanwhile, the Dill Pickle Chicken Nuggets consist of Burger King's signature white-meat chicken nuggets infused with dill pickle flavor.
An eight-piece order carries a suggested price of $2.99, though prices may vary by location.


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