Burger King is making waves this June with a bold move that’s grabbing attention nationwide. The fast-food giant is celebrating its 71st anniversary by giving away free products to members of its loyalty program, Royal Perks, throughout the month.
Starting June 1, loyal customers can enjoy a variety of classic and new menu items at no cost or with minimal purchase requirements. The giveaway includes burgers, appetizers, and special 2-for-1 deals designed to compete head-on with McDonald’s, Burger King’s biggest rival.
Founded in 1954 as Instant Burger King, the chain was established one year before McDonald’s. It made a big splash in 1957 with the launch of the Whopper, its iconic burger, which originally sold for just 37 cents. Since then, Burger King has expanded its menu to include nuggets, wraps, breakfasts, desserts, and more.
The giveaway started strong on June 1, offering a free Whopper with any purchase of $3 or more. On June 4, in celebration of National Cheese Day, customers could get four pieces of Mozzarella Fries for just $1.
Highlighting the promotion is the Dragon Flame-Grilled Whopper, which features a striking red and orange-tinted bun, flame-grilled beef, bacon, cheese, and tomato. This burger is paired with Fiery Dragon Mozzarella Fries, coated in Calabrian chili breading and stuffed with melted mozzarella cheese—a fiery combo designed to surprise taste buds.
To complement the spicy offerings, Burger King also introduced the Soaring Strawberry Lemonade, made with real strawberry juice. For dessert, the Viking’s Chocolate Sundae combines vanilla ice cream, chocolate syrup, and cookie pieces.
These special menu items have been available at US locations since May 27 and will be offered for a limited time. The month-long celebration promises plenty of tasty treats for Burger King fans across the country.
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