Somethin's cookin' over at Wendy's...
Meet the new BBQnator from Wendy's...two juicy quarter pound imported beef patties. Six strips of tasty smoked bacon. Two slices of American Cheese. Topped with a crunchy onion ring. And an amazing smoked hickory barbecue sauce. Awesome.
I was recently invited to sample Wendy's newest product, and being a fan of Wendy's Baconator, I just had to try the new BBQnator. As we waited in anticipation, servings of Wendy's Mexican Salad were brought to our tables...
Marizu P. Baser, Wendy's Marketing Director, and blogger/social media consultant Jonel Uy welcome bloggers at the Wendy's Greenbelt 1 branch for a taste of the BBQnator. The current Baconator is great as is, bacon and burgers are always a winning combo. Adding some barbecue sauce and an onion ring sounds like a great idea...
Following up on the success of its current Baconator and Son of Baconator line, the BBQnator provides another flavor profile with its smoked hickory barbecue sauce and crunchy onion ring. Each bite brings a burst of flavor and texture, with the sweet barbecue sauce, the crunchy onion ring, the savory double beef patties, the subtle richness of the cheese and salty bacon combine for a pretty cool burger experience. This one's a winner. Available in all Wendy's branches at P 255 Ala Carte or P 315 Combo. And like the Baconator, a smaller version is available, the Son of a BBQNator at P 156 Ala Carte and P 198 for Combo.
Sweet, smoky, salty, crunchy and savory, all in one bun. Seriously good. Check out the BBQnator at the Wendy's branch near you. Like now...
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