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Richard Barrow (@RichardBarrow) on X » A trend in #Thailand is to put cheese on literally everything. Now Burger King has joined in with the Real Cheese Burger. Though I think they forgot the meat. I love cheese but I struggled eating even half of this “burger”. Maybe I should grill the other half? What do you think? Twitter.com

Thailand Burger King's "Real Cheese Burger" » Thailand Burger King's "Real Cheese Burger" refers to a product introduced by Burger Kings based in Thailand that markets itself as a "real cheese burger." The burger contains twenty slices of cheese between two buns. The food inspired disgust and curiosity, as well as memes on social media Knowyourmeme.com

This Burger King cheeseburger has 20 slices of cheese — and no meat » Every country has staple foods. Interestingly, Burger King Thailand has introduced the “Real Cheeseburger.” Kxan.com

The Brief, Dry Life of Burger King's All-Cheese ‘Burger’ » The latest fast-food stunt to sweep the internet is the “Real Cheeseburger” from Burger King Thailand, 20 slices of American cheese on a bun with no sauce or meat. Nytimes.com

Thailand's Burger King adds ‘real cheese burger’ to its menu; here's what it is » Burger King in Thailand launched a ‘real cheeseburger’ with 20 slices of American cheese but no meat or veggies or sauces. The burger went viral on social media, with mixed reactions from users. Livemint.com

I paid $17 for Burger King to recreate its viral 'real cheese burger.' It's made with 20 slices of cheese, 1 bun, and no meat — and it's by far the worst burger I've ever tasted. » Looks are certainly deceiving. Burger King's "real cheese burger" had rubber texture and tasted like a block of Kraft American cheese. Businessinsider.com

Burger King Thailand Is Selling A "Burger" That Is Literally Just 20 Slices Of American Cheese » I'd be lying if I said I wouldn't try it. Buzzfeed.com

Did Burger King Thailand Sell Cheeseburger Consisting of 20 Cheese Slices on a Bun? » The burger also reportedly had no patty or sauce. Snopes.com

Burger King’s New Cheeseburger May Be Meat-Free, But Its Water Usage Will Shock You » Burger King’s literal interpretation of a cheeseburger—the Real Cheeseburger—packs 20 slices of dairy cheese between two buns for a sandwich that requires hundreds more gallons of water to make than a hamburger. Vegnews.com