Remember the Jurassic joy of devouring dino nuggets as a kid? Those crispy, bite-sized dinos stomping across your taste buds with every dunk in ketchup? Well, get ready to unleash your inner paleontologist, because Burger King is bringing Dino Chicken in a Dino Egg to the menu!
That’s right, folks, the rumors are dino-mite: Burger King has officially confirmed the return of their beloved Dino Nuggets to all McDonald’s Brazil locations, and the internet is erupting with prehistoric glee. The Dino Nuggets and Dino Egg are offered as part of Burger King’s special menu to commemorate the 30 year anniversary of the movie movie Jurassic Park.
Dino Nuggets
The dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets come served in a plastic egg which must be cracked open in order to get to the goods. Also on the menu are Spicy Dino Nuggets containing a special blend of spices for those that want a little kick in their dino-shaped nuggets.
The rest of the “Jurassic Menu” includes:
BKssauro Burger: One flame-grilled beef party with cheddar cheese, a grilled green sauce, potato chips, lettuce, tomato, and mayo on a sesame seed bun.
T. Rex Burger: Three beef patties and three slices of cheese
Brachiosaurus Burger: two flame-grilled veggie patties, lettuce, tomato, pickles, onion, cheddar cheese, ketchup, and mayo, on a sesame seed bun.
Dilo Sundae: vanilla soft serve, green-apple-flavored syrup, and a biju cookie (a thin, flaky Brazilian cookie) decorated with the Jurassic Park logo. The Sundae comes served, decorated with a Dilophosaurus frill on the packaging.
Whether you’re a dino nugget traditionalist or a spice enthusiast, there’s a prehistoric treat waiting for you at Burger King. So gather your tribe, mark your calendars, and prepare to unleash your inner T-Rex, because the Dino Nugget invasion is upon us!
Burger King is buying over 1,000 locations from a major franchisee for a cool $1 billion. The plan is to remodel and upgrade these locations up to their current “standard” to align with their “Reclaim The Flame” campaign, and then flip them back to franchisees.
