APPLEBEES fans are gearing up for the restaurant’s latest menu addition, but not all foodies are fully convinced.
The casual dining chain announced its sizzling new meal called the Whole Lotta Bacon Burger.
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Foodies reacted on social media with excitement and curiosity.
“Will it really look like that?” one person asked on Facebook.
“Ha, if food coming out of the kitchen ever looked that good, I’d fall off my chair,” said another.
Customers can indulge and fulfill their bacon cravings at participating locations for a limited time.
Packed with rich flavor, the Whole Lotta Bacon Burger costs $9.99.
This burger has all your bacon bases covered with Applewood-smoked bacon seared into the beef patty, bacon in the tangy sauce, and bacon slices on top
Joel Yashinsky, Chief Marketing Officer, Applebee’s
BRING ON THE BACON
The burger includes seared Applewood-smoked bacon with an all-beef patty.
It’s topped with three bacon slices and has a tangy bacon sauce with American cheese.
The ingredients are served on a toasted Brioche bun with red onion, pickles, lettuce, tomato, and a side of fries.
Applebee’s Chief Marketing Officer Joel Yashinsky said the burger is perfect for bacon lovers.
“This burger has all your bacon bases covered with Applewood-smoked bacon seared into the beef patty, bacon in the tangy sauce, and bacon slices on top,” he wrote in a press release.
“Don’t miss your chance to enjoy one of our new guest-favorite items!”
Other handcrafted burger options include the Bourbon Street Mushroom Swiss Burger, the Whiskey Bacon Burger, the Quesadilla Burger, and the Impossible Cheeseburger.
HOW CAN I ORDER
The U.S. Sun contacted Applebee’s for more details about the limited-time offer.
Fans can order the Whole Lotta Bacon Burger online or dine in to grab one.
Be sure to check the store locator to find your nearest Applebee’s.
Applebee’s lovers looking for deals can also sign up for Club Applebee’s.
The program provides extra perks like a free appetizer for a $15 purchase or a free birthday gift.
FOODIE FUSION
Applebee’s fans who are breakfast lovers might be in for the ultimate partnership.
Dine Brands Inc., which owns Applebee’s and IHOP, announced plans to open joint locations for both restaurants.
John Peyton, CEO of Dine Brands, revealed the idea has been trailed at international locations.
The goal is to improve wait times for IHOP and Applebee’s while also building profits for the company.
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