# burger king real cheeseburger thailand

r/shittyfoodporn on Reddit: Behold, Thailand's new hit burger from Burger King! The Real Cheeseburger. » Posted by u/decepti0n1337 - 10,652 votes and 816 comments Reddit.com

Burger King Thailand Is Selling A "Burger" That Is Literally Just 20 Slices Of American Cheese » I'd be lying if I said I wouldn't try it. Buzzfeed.com

'Too much': Burger King's new offering in Thailand has no meat and 20 slices of cheese | CNN Business » Burger King is causing a stir in Thailand with its new offering: a burger with no meat and a jaw-dropping amount of cheese. Cnn.com

Burger King launch "The Real Cheeseburger" in Thailand! » https://youtube.com/shorts/BlNHimmA6_M?feature=share https://youtube.com/shorts/BlNHimmA6_M?feature=share Big question is, are you eating it? Resetera.com

Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) on X » Burger King Thailand Has Released A "Real Cheese Burger" That Consists Of Nothing But 20 Slices Of Cheese https://t.co/gOCRvB93G2 Twitter.com

Burger King's bizarre new menu item shocks fans: 'Not a joke' » Love yourself a cheeseburger? Here's one like you've never seen before. Au.news.yahoo.com

Burger King Thailand's new 'Super Cheeseburger' has no meat, but plenty of cheese: 'This is for real' » Up for order in Burger King restaurants across Thailand: the "Super Cheeseburger", a new meatless sandwich holding 20 layers of American cheese. Usatoday.com

Burger King Thailand sells 'Real Cheeseburger' with no meat, customers call it an 'abomination' » Burger King Thailand has introduced the "Real Cheeseburger" for a limited time, which is just 20 slices of American cheese stuffed between two buns and no meat. Foxbusiness.com

Did Burger King Thailand Sell Cheeseburger Consisting of 20 Cheese Slices on a Bun? » The burger also reportedly had no patty or sauce. Snopes.com

The Brief, Dry Life of Burger King's All-Cheese ‘Burger’ » The latest fast-food stunt to sweep the internet is the “Real Cheeseburger” from Burger King Thailand, 20 slices of American cheese on a bun with no sauce or meat. Nytimes.com