Burger King has great deals for its loyal customers. And even McDonald’s lovers.
On the same day that McDonald’s revealed the return of the Snack Wrap, Burger King announced that customers can get a free Royal Crispy Wrap all weekend with any in-app purchase of $1 or more.
The announcement appears to be in response to McDonald’s X post on Thursday.
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The post teases the Snack Wrap’s return in 2025.
Within hours, Burger King’s X account shared a similar post.
But this one has a specific date: 12.05.2024.
Burger King’s Royal Crispy Wrap deal starts Friday
Runs until Sunday at participating locations.
Royal Crispy Wrap debuts on Burger King menus in 2023. (Burger King)
Royal Crispy Wrap launched last year and comes in three flavors: Classic, Spicy and Honey Mustard.
Made with crispy white meat chicken, lettuce and tomato in a soft flour tortilla.
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Meanwhile, the Snack Wrap has disappeared from McDonald’s menus since it was discontinued in 2016.
McDonald’s discontinued the Snack Wrap in 2016, but expects it will be back in service in 2025. (Chip East/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
The exact date of the return remains under wraps for now.
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Burger King and McDonald’s did not immediately respond to questions from Fox News Digital seeking comment on the closed battle.
McDonald’s and Burger King announced chicken wraps this week. (Soeren Stache/Photo Partners via Getty Images)
In other fast food news, Joe Erlinger President of the United States McDonald’s Apologizes earlier this week for E.coli outbreak That has killed one person and sickened more than 100 others in 14 states.
Erlinger also said McDonald’s no longer works with the supplier of the raw onion slices used in Quarter Pounders, which led to the outbreak. According to comments he made to “Good Morning America”
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced Tuesday that the outbreak is over.
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Erlinger said that although the investigation has ended, “the work is not finished at McDonald’s.”
