NOTE: We additionally reviewed the Fried Pickle Ranch Whopper and Maple Bourbon BBQ Whopper
After taking my first chunk of Burger King’s Mexican Avenue Corn Whopper, the one factor that circled my mind was that this Whopper’s style jogged my memory of a Taco Bell Crunchy Taco Supreme. If the quick meals chain that tells us to Stay Más ever determined to make a burger, which I predict will occur inside the subsequent 5 years, I think about it could style like this.
Once I considered it a couple of ought to when eager about a quick meals cheeseburger, it shouldn’t be a shock that this Whopper tastes just like a taco as a result of there are a number of corresponding substances. Each have tomatoes, some form of cheese, floor beef, and not-quite-completely-green however not-quite-completely-white lettuce. Each have a tanginess from sauces; bitter cream with the taco and road corn unfold with this burger. Lastly, the tortilla strips are a stand-in for a taco shell’s taste and have a pleasing crunch that might make any crunchy taco proud.
The Mexican Avenue Corn Whopper is meant to have a spicy queso, however as I ate it, I didn’t discover something that might be thought-about spicy wherever on the Scoville scale. So I puzzled whether or not it was included in my order, however I tasted a queso taste whereas consuming it, in order that cheesiness makes me consider it was included.
Now, let’s discuss that creamy road corn unfold. Thank goodness this didn’t have precise Mexican Avenue Corn lurking between the sesame seed bun. As a result of I can’t think about a mere burger bun overcoming gravity’s try to drag down the unfastened corn kernels whereas it’s additionally attempting to stop the lettuce and tortilla strips from falling out. The road corn unfold is just not a gooey sauce like a queso. As a substitute, it’s barely grainy. As for its taste, it’s tacky, considerably peppery, and corny. I suppose its spices assist the flame-grilled beef patty style like Taco Bell’s seasoned beef.
The Mexican Avenue Corn Whopper is tasty, and I loved it barely greater than the Fried Pickle Ranch Whopper, however I really feel its identify is inaccurate as a result of it tastes like a Taco Bell Taco Supreme to me.
Bought Value: $9.99
Score: 7 out of 10
Vitamin Info: 710 energy, 38 grams of fats, 15 grams of saturated fats, 1 gram of trans fats, 110 milligrams of ldl cholesterol, 970 milligrams of sodium, 62 grams of carbohydrates, 4 grams of fiber, 12 grams of sugar, and 40 grams of protein.
