I love the charbroiled burgers from Burger King, always have since I was old enough to wrap my mouth around one. So when I decided to research the Burger King secret menu, I was giddy with excitement. Go forth and eat happy my friends as their secret menu is chock-full of fun and delicious surprises. Here’s how the Burger King secret menu currently breaks down.

Burger King Secret Menu:

Suicide Burger

If you decide to try Burger King Suicide burger, you just might want to get a paramedic with paddles on stand-by.

This bad boy comes with 4 beef patties, 4 slices of cheese, and of course, bacon.

If the BK employee gives you a strange look, most workers know it as a “Quad Stacker”.

Burger King already has the Triple Stacker on the regular menu, so this is just one more patty and slice of cheese. Bon appetit.

Quintuple Suicide Whopper

This is a Whopper, add four beef patties, four slices of cheese, and five orders of bacon.

Of course, don’t forget the lettuce, onion, and tomatoes as you don’t want the burger to be too unhealthy.

If you need to tell the employee how to make it, just order a triple Whopper, add 2 beef patties, 5 slices of cheese, and 5 orders of bacon.

See Also: McDonald’s Secret Menu: Take the Big Mac to a New Level

Burger King BLT

The BLT (Bacon, lettuce, and tomato) is pretty darn simple to order and darn yummy.

It’s simply a Whopper or Whopper Jr. with bacon added.

Kinda goes back to the saying that everything is better with bacon. Fried hog is hard to beat.

Quad Whopper

Take it Double Whopper…and double it.

You now have the infamous Quad Whopper and it’s not for the faint of heart. Add cheese and bacon if you like.

This will satisfy even the hungriest of appetites, especially if you’re a meat lover.

Veggie Whopper

Did you know that Burger King offers a veggie patty instead of the beef variety? I had no idea.

But it’s absolutely true. You can either order a Veggie Whopper with the veggie patty, or a Veggie Whopper with no patty at all.

In either case, it’s pretty darn healthy and a nice alternative if you’re looking for something on the light side.

BK Club

I love a good club sandwich and now I can get one off the Burger King secret menu.

Order a BK club and you’ll get a chicken sandwich with bacon, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and mayo. Sounds really dang good.

Grilled Cheese

Order a grilled cheese at Burger King and you’ll get pure deliciousness.

Ask them to flip the bun and grill the soft inside and add cheese to the middle.

You can also add fresh veggies if you like and enjoy the creation.

BK Ham & Cheese

Order a “Ham & Cheese” and you’ll get sliced ham and cheese on a sesame seed bun.

Apparently a sandwich like this was on the menu many moons ago and is available once again if you order via the Burger King secret menu.

Mustard Whopper

Not being a fan of mayonnaise, I actually ordered this one the other day and now I’m a huge fan.

To make it happen, all you have to do is order a Whopper and add mustard, hold the mayo.

I actually held the ketchup on mine too, but you can do whatever you want.

The mustard gave it a nice zip and really added a lot for me. If you’re a mustard fan, give it a try.

Extra Long “Double” Cheeseburger

Order this sucker and you’ll get a meal fit for a man.

You’ll end up with Burger King’s Extra Long Cheeseburger, but instead of two beef patties, you’ll get four. Yes please, where do I sign-up?

Burger King “Frings”

For those days when your brain is telling you french fries, but your heart is yelling “ONION RINGS” – just go with an order of “Frings”.

Yep, you guessed it, you’ll get a tasty combination of both french fries and onion rings.

Rodeo Burger

The Rodeo Burger used to be my favorite thing to order from the Burger King regular menu. Then they took it off the menu for some absurd reason.

But the good news is that you can still order it. It’s a regular cheeseburger, add onion rings and BBQ sauce.

It’s crunch, savory, and down-right delicious.

Ask the Reader: What say you? Have you ever ordered any “secret” items from the Burger King menu? If so, would you do it again or will you stick to their “regular” burgers.

By Kyle James