The End Is Nigh: Burger King Is Testing Something Called The Whopperito 
 
 Following the introduction of the Whopper Dog, which took all the fixings of Burger King’s iconic Whopper and put them on a hot dog, the fast food company is doing the same with a tortilla, creating the Whopperito. You know, for when the calories in a bun are just too much. 
 
 Grub Grade, which first spotted a sign advertising the new concoction, reports that several Burger King locations in Pennsylvania are serving as test ground for the Whopperito. 
 
 As one might expect, the Whopper-burrito hybrid is just the contents of the burger — flame-grilled beef, American cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, mayo, ketchup, pickles, and white onions — shoved into a tortilla. 
 
 We’ve reached out to Burger King to see if the new menu item is the brain child of rogue franchisees or if the mash-up came from the company. 
 
 It’s unclear if the Whopperito will hit stores in other cities or states, but that hasn’t stopped potential customers from discussing the item on Twitter. 
 
 Brb, now vomiting at the thought of the "Whopperito" 😷😷😷 — Bobby (@RWAcuna138) June 6, 2016 
 
 A Whopperito? — Cristian Guerra (@CrisCalGuerra) June 6, 2016 
 
 What the HELL is a whopperito????Y'all getting out of hand @BurgerKing — Kenzie Williams (@kenzie_kae12) June 6, 2016 
 
 Hey. I'd eat the hell out of the Whopperito, I'm sorry — ⭐Zeph!⭐ (@defunctzone) June 6, 2016 
 
 The Whopperito looks like a terrible idea. — ¯ am duck (@Quenk) June 5, 2016 
 
 "Whopperito" smh don't put my burger on a tortilla fam — connoisseur of cool. (@CrysROCSurworld) June 5, 2016 
 
 @BurgerKing The Whopperito is awful. Thought it was a whopper minus bun plus tortilla. Very disappointed. — #SignYak (@Guentzelvania) June 2, 2016 
 
 Burger King's attempt to make the Whopper a tad more healthy? The Whopperito. — Kate Amatuzzo (@KateAmatuzzo) May 30, 2016 
 
 The Whopperito might be new to Burger King’s actual menu, but it appears the combination has been a favorite for some diners for a while. However, that combination actually involved going to both Burger King and Taco Bell. 
 
 There's a burger king at the gate, but no taco bell, so I can't make myself a Whopperito for the flight. #damn — Ethan Geller (@pragmatism) July 21, 2012 
 
 @davidcarl Then you have to drive to taco bell, get a burrito grande, and fold the whopper into the burrito. Whopperito. — Ethan Geller (@pragmatism) July 24, 2012 
 
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 Posted June 4th, 2016 | 5:23pm by Ryan 
 
 Burger King recently came out with a Whopper Dog, so why not a Whopper burrito? Here’s a first look at the Whopperrito which is currently available at a Burger King in Hermitage, PA. If you’re not familiar with the BK Whopper (with cheese), it’s flame-grilled beef, American cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, mayo, ketchup, pickles, and white onions… now imagine all those ingredients wrapped in a flour tortilla and you’ve got yourself a Whopperrito. We’ll keep an eye out for this one to see when it gets a wide release. ||||| Add a location to your Tweets 
 
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– Today under the heading of "Why, God, why?": Burger King has introduced a new menu item called the Whopperito. As you might expect, it's made up of the Whopper ingredients (beef, cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, mayonnaise, ketchup, pickles, onions) but inside a tortilla instead of on a bun. Grub Grade spotted an ad for the Whopperito at a Pennsylvania Burger King, and it's not yet clear whether the product will get a wider release. Some reactions: Consumerist's headline: "The End Is Nigh: Burger King Is Testing Something Called The Whopperito" Most reactions on Twitter are along the lines of "WTF?!" Sample: "There's nothing in the world I want less than a 'Whopperito.'" But one Twitter user points out: "dont act like yall are too good to eat a whopperito yall would f---in do it ironically and enjoy it but never admit it." How does it actually taste? A Grub Grade commenter writes, "It has spicy cheese sauce instead of actual cheese. The whole thing is too 'wet'—the cheese sauce mixed with the vegetables ... is a lot of moisture. The proportion of burger to the rest of the ingredients is way off and the cheese sauce is too spicy. And it’s hard to get all of the ingredients in one bite. I won’t order it again." As Consumerist points out, a Twitter user actually described something he called a "Whopperito" back in 2012: It involved getting a Whopper from Burger King and a Burrito Grande from Taco Bell, "and fold the whopper into the burrito. Whopperito."