Does Burger King Use Peanut Oil 2021
More Allergen Notes: Their fryer oil contains corn, canola, soy, and/or cottonseed oils. At last check, all menu items at Burger King were made without any peanuts or tree nuts. They do not have any gluten-free buns at this time.
Are Burger King fries cooked in peanut oil?
The fries are cooked in trans fat-free vegetable oil and do not contain animal products, Burger King said. ... Five Guys cooks its fries in peanut oil and gives customers the option of having them "cajun style."
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Does Burger King have peanut allergies?
The Reese's® Peanut Butter Cup Pie will be available in sealed individually portioned packages and therefore is seen as a very low cross-contact risk; however, we will now have this nut allergen – peanut – in our restaurants. At this time, this is the only menu item that contains peanuts on the BURGER KING® menu.
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Is Burger King peanut friendly?
Why should I ease us into this with an intro?) According to their allergen chart, nothing at Burger King contains tree nuts of any sort. (The Reese's pie and the Snickers pie do contain peanuts, though—just something to be aware of.)
Burger King | Nut-Free New York
What oil does Burger King use?
Our fryer oil contains: corn, canola, soy and/or cottonseed oils. Test and Limited Time Only (“LTO”) offerings may not be listed here.
Allergen Information - BURGER KING®