However, what Wendy's is really promoting is the combo which includes a small order of fries and a drink for $2.99. I decided on the combo.
I ran into a little hitch in my order as I reached home...
There was no bacon in my BBQ Bacon Double Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe! Fortunately, I live close to my local Wendy's and promptly walked back and got a replacement (Bullet dodged!).
So after getting my second burger and walking home (I'm burning calories right?!), here's how it's supposed to look:
My thoughts on the burger: The BBQ sauce was inoffensive; it's very mild and a little sweet. The thicker Applewood smoked bacon provided a thicker, crispy, and substantial texture but not too much flavor. The onions were crisp but their strong flavor might be a turn off for some; I didn't have a problem with it though.
For the size, there was a substantial amount of beef. The American cheese was standard and nicely melted. The pickles, on the other hand, were rather lost in the mix.
Taken as a whole, I thought the burger was decent but could have been a lot better with a more stronger, more complementary BBQ sauce. I can see people liking this burger though, especially for the price.
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Nutritional Info - BBQ Bacon Double Jr. Cheeseburger Deluxe (155g)
Calories - 430 (from Fat - 200)
Fat - 23g (Saturated Fat - 10g)
Sodium - 920mg
Carbs - 32g (Sugar - 9g)
Protein - 25g
Calories - 430 (from Fat - 200)
Fat - 23g (Saturated Fat - 10g)
Sodium - 920mg
Carbs - 32g (Sugar - 9g)
Protein - 25g
I loved the burger. But if you get it you might as well get the combo because the burger itself after tax (in S.C.) ran $2. Combo is just a dollar more. Haven't tried the chicken version.
ReplyDeleteI would rather eat my own poo than eat that burger again....
ReplyDeleteI see the McDonald's representative is still making funny comments about his competitors' offerings.
ReplyDeleteNeed more bacon!
ReplyDeletethis burger looks like shit compared to original one or any burger in general.
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