Now, I’m not saying it wasn’t interesting. Particularly the two-part article I wrote picking apart all of Dungeons & Dragons’ design flaws based on Mark Rosewater’s criteria for what makes a game a game. That said, my last couple of bulls$&% articles – settle in, by the way, because this is my monthly rambling, ranty bulls$&% article – my last couple of bulls$&% articles have been pretty negative. You don’t get mad about things you don’t care about. I get angry about them because I’m passionate about them. But I actually do love role-playing games. If you’d like to waste THB109 on this dairy monstrosity, you can buy it from any Burger King branch or order from Grab.I can be a pretty negative guy. Perhaps they just have a surplus of cheese lying around. It makes me wonder why Burger King thought of this aside from the viral aspect of it.

The horrible excuse of a burger has also made it to CNN, so… yay, I guess?īurger King’s new offering in Thailand has no meat and 20 slices of cheese /mtHgBRSHhA Maybe I should grill the other half? What do you think? /dg7wDCSCCw I love cheese but I struggled eating even half of this “burger”. Now Burger King has joined in with the Real Cheese Burger. Still don’t trust us? Let famous travel blogger Richard Barrow put your doubts to rest.Ī trend in #Thailand is to put cheese on literally everything. I thought it would at least be good enough that I could finish it, but two bites were all I could endure before chucking it into the bin. Whilst each of my colleagues took only one bite, I was able to muster the courage to go for two.

That’s another thing: for something called the “Real Cheeseburger,” there’s nothing real about any of the cheese here. But the team and I took a bite of this thing without any condiments, and it was as revolting as you thought it would be: dry, a shock to the digestive system, and literally a thousand calories worth of unnecessary processed cheese. There’s no sauce, though Burger King graciously threw in some ketchup packets, perhaps suggesting that ketchup might help. It’s literally burger bun, 20 slices of cheese, and burger bun. And yes, we’re all in agreement that it is horrid. To be fair, each of my colleagues in my team including my boss also took a bite of this abomination just so we can check we’re all on the same page.

I mean, I already knew it was going to suck but for the sake of journalism and because my boss forced me to (raise, please?), I had to bite the, uh, cheese. We tried the Burger King Thailand’s ‘Real Cheeseburger’ so you can save your tastebuds Image credit: Burger King

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