Burger King Just Merged a Whopper With a Hot Dog

May 9, 2016, 5:04 PM UTC
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Burger King has combined its classic Whopper and its new Grilled Dog to create the Whopper Dog.

The new menu offering is made with all the ingredients that make up a Whopper, but on a hot dog instead of a burger. It’s topped with lettuce, tomato, pickles, chopped onions, ketchup, and mayonnaise. It’s priced at $1.99 for the hot dog alone, or $4.89 to make it a meal.

Burger King (BKW) confirmed to Fortune that the Whopper Dog is in fact real, and that it will be rolled out nationally for a limited time. So far, various social media users have spotted the new Whopper Dog in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Minnesota.

 

Burger King currently serves a Classic hot dog and a Chili Cheese dog. As Fortune previously reported, it tested a few other variations before launching Grilled Dogs nationally, but none of them stuck. Testing included an “A1 Ultimate” grilled dog, a “Rodeo” grilled dog, and a corn dog.

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