This Hands-Free Takes Burger Eating To A Whole New Level
Just when we thought fast food couldn't get any faster, Burger King Puerto Rico decides to celebrate their 50th anniversary with a hands-free Whopper holder, allowing you to eat while biking, boxing, gaming and more. Would you want this to be available in Malaysia?
By Melody Oei — 31 May 2013, 11:03 AM — Updated almost 11 years ago
Burger King Puerto Rico celebrates 50th anniversary with hands-free Whopper holder
Burger King's new Hands Free Whopper Holder has dramatically raised the bar when it comes to making fast food even more convenient.
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Burger King launched an advertising campaign entitled "Hands Free Whopper" to celebrate 50 years in Puerto Rico. It gave 50 customers a plastic holder they could wear around their necks with a Whooper positioned directly in front of their mouths.
yahoo.comBurger King gave away 50 of the devices to customers who participated in the fast food chain's loyalty rewards program.
A Burger King hands-free Whopper holder?!
The Burger King hands-free whopper holder can be worn around the neck so the hands of the consumer can be used for other tasks.
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The Burger King advertisement: Eat while dancing, tattooing, biking, massaging and more
Screen grab from the Burger King hands-free Whopper holder advertisement. Eat while dancing.
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Screen grab from the Burger King hands-free Whopper holder advertisement. Eat while doing martial arts.
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Screen grab from the Burger King hands-free Whopper holder advertisement. Eat while gaming.
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Screen grab from the Burger King hands-free Whopper holder advertisement. Eat while massaging.
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Screen grab from the Burger King hands-free Whopper holder advertisement. Eat while tattooing.
Image via imgur.comOther interesting inventions
Fast Food chain Carl's Jr. calls this the Ice-Cream Brrrger. The Brrrger is a burger-shaped ice-cream novelty consisting of chocolate ice-cream and "condiments" sandwiched between two sugar cookies.
laughingsquid.comIn April 2013, McDonald's Japan included a McDonald's french fry holder with every value meal that's ordered with a large fries at no extra charge.
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