Free Regular Fries at Burger King with any purchase (excluding sauces and dips) WITH BURGER KING APP (Android/iPhone)
Burger King app voucher expires 04th May 2016
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yas212
30 Apr 169#3
BK chips are much nicer than McDonalds
nathan18k to joeybutterface
30 Apr 169#4
Agreed, their burgers are better than Macdonalds.
herrbz
30 Apr 164#23
I'm sure sure why vegetarians would want to give their business to McDonald's or Burger King, if I'm honest.
Anthonis
30 Apr 163#42
Is it only me or Macdonalds burgers shrunk a bit again? Bigmac is more like mini mac these days... Do they think its a french market here or what? Fed up holding their burgers with two fingers :neutral_face: BK burgers are a lot better value to be honest now...
Latest comments (53)
wadeywilson1
1 May 16#53
Fries are cooked in separate vats which are a different temperature to the other vats. All times are computer controlled so other products would not be able to be cooked on there. There are no veggie cheese bites, only chilli cheese bites. The only product advertised as vegetarian is the veggie burger as it is not fried.
iibdii
1 May 16#52
their chips not even suitable for vegetarians. something I think they should clearly advertise
Alex223
1 May 16#51
did they change the fries? the ones in the photo look different to the ones I've had before
JamieLewis15
1 May 16#50
We should abolish the monarchy!
veedubjai
30 Apr 16#49
Simple, be a responsible parent. Most folks know that having fast food everyday is never a good thing but it's OK once in a long while. Why is that folks don't take any accountability & responsibilities for their own actions? That right, blame everyone. BK made me do it with a Whopper.:laughing:
adi0604
30 Apr 16#48
Not accordingly to supervision of one and manager of other BK. Even veggie cheese bites are cooked in same oil.
themachman
30 Apr 162#47
BK chips are the best :wink:
gorgo2015
30 Apr 16#46
Sure it's a choice for me, but what about all those kids brought in by their parents? They'll grow up unhealthy and sick and the rest of us will have to foot the bill.
But if this is the best you want for your kids, help yourself!
Not to mention they have destroyed the labour market by taking workfare slaves from the DWP.
So, no! I'm not apologetic. I hate fast food chains with a passion and I leave it to the gullible to defend them.
joedastudd
30 Apr 16#45
If vegetarians avoided every place which served meat or fish products there would be very few places they could go.
You have to remember vegetarians aren't single people living in a basement, they are have families, friends and like to socialise as much as the next person.
If their friends or family wants a McDonald's or burger king they should drop them off at the door drive 10+ minutes down the road eat alone, then drive back and collect them?
I'll admit about the only time I go to McDonald's is if its a motorway trip (only reasonablely priced and decent meal you can get at a service station) or it's super late and they are the only place open.
It's just not as black and white as you seem to think.
yrreb88
30 Apr 161#44
You have to buy something first though.
arjanvirdi
30 Apr 16#43
should be in freebies
Anthonis
30 Apr 163#42
Is it only me or Macdonalds burgers shrunk a bit again? Bigmac is more like mini mac these days... Do they think its a french market here or what? Fed up holding their burgers with two fingers :neutral_face: BK burgers are a lot better value to be honest now...
preecey
30 Apr 16#41
Some franchises, including Unionburger in Swansea and Cardiff, downright refuse to accept this if you've purchased one of their special offer £1.49 burgers such as the Big King, or are using it in conjunction with the free Whopper receipt survey promotion.
snedger
30 Apr 161#40
Do burger threads get the HUKD award for most off topic irrelevant posts?
Sorry, that added nothing to the the deal thread - ignore.
Hot deal!
DealJourno
30 Apr 16#39
No they shouldn't they are great for population control :smiley:
veedubjai
30 Apr 16#38
Anyone pointing a gun to your head forcing you to buy? It's a choice.:laughing:
DealJourno
30 Apr 16#37
The one in Derry closed about five years ago. No loss.
anthony69
30 Apr 161#36
Damn, if only my local Burger King wasnt rated as 2 out of 5 with a Poor hygiene rating from the Food Standards Agency website I'd be heading there for one of these. But thanks anyway op!
dmcmsn
30 Apr 16#35
Maybe that's why they're called Burger King as they're the King of burgers?
gorgo2015
30 Apr 161#34
Disgusting! Fast food chains should be banned!
MadeInBeats
30 Apr 16#33
Lol, sounds like you're upset about the idea? They have changed management a couple of times now and I've never seen more than 10 people in there at once.
That OK for you? Don't want you threating tonight not being able to sleep thinking about it.
wadeywilson1
30 Apr 16#32
No they don't, fries are cooked in separate fryers, veggies are cooked separately from everything.
Rid1
30 Apr 16#31
I read that if they offer fizzy drinks they have to give water
brychris
30 Apr 16#30
I've always found BK overpriced, just like KFC. Your best bet is to buy a BK chicken burger or Cheeseburger for 99p and get the regular fries free. I think a cheeseburger & fries for 99p is a good deal considering its BK.
Jonlogical
30 Apr 161#29
Afraid I voted cold as a Windows phone user.
CrazyIndianZA
30 Apr 162#28
voted cold, neither BK nor Mickey D should ever be eaten
drummerdickens
30 Apr 16#27
How do you know it's struggling to stay open? Do you do their accounts?
Taz1529
30 Apr 161#26
Worse for you too
Spartan117b
30 Apr 16#25
There fries are lovely but when you purchase for a family of four it can be quite pricey!
magicianfx
30 Apr 16#24
.....so 99p for a single Cheeseburger, and using BOGOF 2 double cheeseburgers for £3.99 equivalent to £1.99 each which just happens to be about double the cost of the single cheeseburger.....so whoever does the pricing obviously knows about the BOGOF offers and priced it in....just saying !
herrbz
30 Apr 164#23
I'm sure sure why vegetarians would want to give their business to McDonald's or Burger King, if I'm honest.
herrbz
30 Apr 161#22
Is this website sponsored by Burger King this month? So many average offers, yet all of them inexplicably super hot.
alexjameshaines
30 Apr 16#21
licensed in this instance is referring to alcohol.
Pateo
30 Apr 16#18
9 times out of 10 if after you've paid for your meal you ask for ketchup they usually give it free especially if they have lots of other customers waiting to be served!
fr3dy77_sp33d to Pateo
30 Apr 16#20
never the case on my experience
MadeInBeats
30 Apr 16#17
Without these offers, BK is a complete ripp-off. A whopper and a tea should not cost anywhere near over £5. The one near us opened about a year ago and is struggling to stay open.
amis1975 to MadeInBeats
30 Apr 16#19
They are a complete rip off, just went to use the BOGOF voucher on double cheeseburgers till i realised they are £3.99!!!
£3.99 for a double cheeseburger!! :confused:
99p for a normal cheeseburger or £3.99 for a double, who the feck does the pricing structure in BK!!!
albimesc
30 Apr 161#16
Licensed to serve alcohol, not cooked food. So pubs/bars are legally obliged to provide free tap water if they serve alcoholic drinks, it's one of the terms of the licence.
adi0604
30 Apr 162#11
For vegetarians BK sucks! as they use same oil for fries and non-veg, unlike McD.
liamwhitlock97 to adi0604
30 Apr 161#14
I was in Burger King last night and a customer was complaining about waiting times. He had a veggie burger and was told that vegetarian options are cooked to order, so they can be cooked separately to meat products. I'm not a vegetarian but I assume this is nationwide.
fynerpink123 to adi0604
30 Apr 161#15
must depend on the store because the one by us dont.
tarryboy
30 Apr 161#13
According to an article I read recently, on BBC I think, if you ask for tap water all licenced establishments are obliged to provide it free of charge, I don't know what it means by licenced, but I think it's licenced to serve cooked food.
937666
30 Apr 161#12
HotAl
30 Apr 161#10
Rather get the chicken sandwich with fries for 1.99
cainer1
30 Apr 163#9
GlentoranMark
30 Apr 161#8
The app sucks though.
Sky_breeze
30 Apr 161#5
Tap water?
headworx to Sky_breeze
30 Apr 161#7
Do you 'purchase' tap water? if so you're being ripped off!
ToOn7
30 Apr 162#6
BK burgers are a lot better than Mcdonalds, but their chips aren't nearly as nice.
joeybutterface
30 Apr 16#2
Stunner can't beat a large whopper with fries onion rings and ice cream. Lunch is sorted.
nathan18k to joeybutterface
30 Apr 169#4
Agreed, their burgers are better than Macdonalds.
yas212
30 Apr 169#3
BK chips are much nicer than McDonalds
Redbu11
30 Apr 161#1
They would only accept this with a meal last time I tried
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Burger King app voucher expires 04th May 2016
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Latest comments (53)
But if this is the best you want for your kids, help yourself!
Not to mention they have destroyed the labour market by taking workfare slaves from the DWP.
So, no! I'm not apologetic. I hate fast food chains with a passion and I leave it to the gullible to defend them.
You have to remember vegetarians aren't single people living in a basement, they are have families, friends and like to socialise as much as the next person.
If their friends or family wants a McDonald's or burger king they should drop them off at the door drive 10+ minutes down the road eat alone, then drive back and collect them?
I'll admit about the only time I go to McDonald's is if its a motorway trip (only reasonablely priced and decent meal you can get at a service station) or it's super late and they are the only place open.
It's just not as black and white as you seem to think.
Sorry, that added nothing to the the deal thread - ignore.
Hot deal!
That OK for you? Don't want you threating tonight not being able to sleep thinking about it.
£3.99 for a double cheeseburger!! :confused:
99p for a normal cheeseburger or £3.99 for a double, who the feck does the pricing structure in BK!!!