American Retarde With Cheese (2024)

FAQs

What is a whopper called in France? ›

The Burger King Whopper burger does not carry an offensive slogan in France. It is similarly called “The Whopper” in the country.

In France, Belgium, Croatia and Cyprus it is called the Royal Cheese and includes cheese.

Cheese comes standard on the Big Mac, but is optional on the Whopper.

Hershey Foods Company took over the production of Whoppers in 1996 and is still manufacturing malted treats today. However, manufacturers still produce Maltesers in the Mars factory in Slough, England. Mars even sued Hershey for trademark infringement over the Maltesers brand within the past few years.

The Impossible Whopper patty is 0% beef. It is made without any ingredients from animal sources but is still cooked on the same broiler that makes the beef Whopper patties. If you would like a non-broiler version of the Impossible Whopper, then our team members will microwave the patty and remove mayo from the build.

Texas WHOPPER® is built on our flagship WHOPPER® burger with 100% flame-grilled beef, lettuce, juicy tomato, freshly cut onions and pickles, seasoned with mayonnaise and ketchup. On top of that you will get golden onion rings, BBQ sauce, bacon and cheddar cheese.

Burger King actually started selling the Whopper in 1957, 11 years before McDonalds's introduced the Big Mac in 1968.

Fat Content

One Whopper with cheese has 790 calories, nearly half the number of calories the average person takes in each day. Eating this food regularly increases your likelihood of taking in more calories than you burn and could easily result in weight gain.

Answer and Explanation: The word in French for hamburger is the same word as in English: hamburger. In French, though, you need to remember that the noun hamburger is masculine, and to use masculine articles. For example, 'I would like a hamburger' uses the masculine indefinite article un: Je voudrais un hamburger.

Burger King reentered the French market in 2012 after a 15-year hiatus, and is second, despite the continuous expansions of other chains, such as KFC, Domino's Pizza and Subway in France.

What is McDonald's called in France? ›

McDonald's France, colloquially called McDo, is the French subsidiary of the international fast food restaurant chain McDonald's. Its first location opened in 1972 by franchisee Raymond Dayan in Creteil, France, although the company itself still recognizes the first outlet as opening in Strasbourg in 1979.

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