Burger King is launching an ad campaign with a moldy Whopper to highlight why the fast-food chain is removing artificial preservatives from its food.
No, the"Moldy Whopper" is not a new menu item, but Burger King announced Wednesday that it is letting the burger rot to make a statement.
Pass the tartar sauce: Arby's starts a turf war with McDonald's over fish sandwiches before Lent season A Whopper with no preservatives, colors or flavors from artificial sources is now available in 400 U.S. locations and "will reach all restaurants throughout the year," Christopher Finazzo, Burger King’s president for the Americas, said in a statement.
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