Burger King is sparking a major reaction from customers after revealing its plan to bring its food straight to their homes.
The announcement, which came via a tweet from Burger King France, offered a solution for the country’s fast food lovers.
Amid a two-week shutdown that forced all of the chain’s French locations to temporarily close.
The company is now offering a recipe for a “Quarantine Whopper,” which customers can make at home for themselves.
The recipe features just eight ingredients — buns, onions, pickles, ketchup, beef patties, mayonnaise, lettuce and tomatoes.
Burger King France even shared a step-by-step video, which shows how to make the mock-Whopper from home.
Additionally, the company shared recipes for “quarantine” versions of other popular items, such as its fish sandwich and its steakhouse burger.
The move provoked a massive response online, with hundreds of customers responding to share their thoughts — and of course, their home-cooked sandwiches.
“We do what we can, please send me one,” one Twitter user commented in French.
“Our house Whopper while waiting for your reopening,” another captioned their burger.
Others were less enthusiastic, commenting instead that a homemade Whopper might actually be better than the original.
“Don’t advertise like that.
People will realize that homemade burger is 100 times better,” one user joked
