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Burger King is cooking up a good fast-food feast for New Year that includes a Double Whopper Jr., four nuggets, small fries, and a small drink for just $5.
Dubbed the Your Way Meal, it is already hit participating locations, although some select stores would charge $6.
The Double Whopper Jr., which already features two flame-grilled beef patties with toppings and condiments, could be upgraded with added American cheese and bacon.
While churning out cheap food, the fast-food joint has dropped major innovations as of late.
In October, Burger King announced plans to offer a plant-based nugget and an extra spicy Ghost Pepper Nugget.
