This ad certainly does that. Trust me, a moldy Whopper is not an image you’ll soon forget. Burger King is no stranger to edgy advertising. Most recently, it aired an ad that included the ‘d ...

In the campaign, the Whopper is covered in mold, decaying as it’s consumed by green fungus. Burger King restaurants throughout most of Europe have already done away with food preservatives amid ...

Burger King is serving up a new global ad campaign with its iconic burger covered in mold. No, the "Moldy Whopper" is not a new menu item, but Burger King announced Wednesday that it is letting ...

The unusual campaign is being used to announce the removal of artificial preservatives from the iconic sandwich Moldy ... Burger King is using the tactic to celebrate a change to the menu: Their ...

On Wednesday, Burger King unveiled a new campaign featuring ... 2020 A time-lapse video filmed for the initiative shows mold slowly taking over a Whopper that has supposedly been made without ...

Usually, moldy food isn’t something to brag about, but Burger King is taking a unique approach to promote its new Whopper — pictures of moldy burgers. In order to show off the sandwich's lack ...

The chain touts this moldy development as a sign that their ... though. In a tweet, Burger King says the Whopper free of preservatives, colors, or flavors from artificial sources will be available ...

On Wednesday, Burger King released a new global ad campaign that shows its signature Whopper burger decomposing and getting moldy. The idea was to draw attention to Burger King's move away from ...

The bold new TV ad from Burger King is titled, “The Moldy Whopper.” In this 45-second spot, you see what happens to a Whopper that is left untouched for 34 days, while the song, “What a Diff ...