Burger King Wednesday Whopper: Burger King has launched the Wednesday Whopper, a limited-edition burger with a vibrant purple bun inspired by The Addams Family animated films, just in time for Halloween. This eye-catching offering is part of a spooky-themed menu featuring other exclusive items. Fans are both intrigued and cautious, as the purple bun brings back memories of Burger King’s 2015 black bun Whopper that caused a viral green poop trend. But this time, the purple hue is all-natural, sourced from purple potatoes, easing health concerns.

Charlotte Zuber, a chef from Burger King’s test kitchen, explained that the rich color of the bun is derived naturally, without synthetic dyes. The Wednesday Whopper stays true to the classic Whopper taste, featuring a beef patty, Swiss cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, mayonnaise, ketchup, pickles, and onions—now served on a purple potato bun. The addition of the potato-based bun is said to offer a subtle sweetness and a nutty flavor, distinguishing it slightly from the standard Whopper experience.

With Halloween approaching, Burger King’s Wednesday Whopper promotion is making headlines, especially since fans were burned by the earlier Halloween Whopper release, which used food dyes that had unexpected post-digestion effects. This time, customers can indulge without worry, as the Wednesday Whopper is free of artificial additives.

The buzz surrounding the purple Whopper is also heightened by Burger King’s Buy-One-Get-One deal for Royal Perks rewards members, valid on October 17, coinciding with the October supermoon. Fans can enjoy a free Wednesday Whopper with the purchase of a regular-priced one at participating locations, but only through the Burger King app or website.

The limited-edition Addams Family-themed menu also includes other spooky treats like Thing’s Rings, Gomez’s Churro Fries, and Morticia’s Kooky Chocolate Shake. But it’s the Wednesday Whopper that’s stealing the spotlight as customers get a taste of Halloween magic.

What’s the Verdict on the Purple Bun? While some fans are excited to try the Wednesday Whopper, reviews suggest that the purple bun does not change the core flavor of the Whopper. “It tastes just like the regular Whopper, only with a fun Halloween twist,” one reviewer noted. Despite its festive appearance, the purple potato bun adds more to the visual appeal than to the taste.

Whether you’re a fan of The Addams Family or simply want to experience Burger King’s latest culinary creation, the Wednesday Whopper promises a quirky Halloween treat—without the green surprise from 2015. However, supplies are limited, so grab one before they’re gone.