Burger King's new all-black burger has black buns, cheese, and sauce

sploid ^ | 9-11-14

[InvisibleChurch]

Kotaku's Brian Ashcraft reports on the new all black burger at Burger King Japan, a sandwich with black buns, black sauce, and black cheese darker than a black hole (seriously, the cheese is extremely black.) It looks kind of gross—but I really want to try it. How is this black cheese so dark, you ask?

It isn't plastic—although it looks like it.

[InvisibleChurch]

[2ndDivisionVet]

I’ve had that, but I don’t think it was meant to look like that...

[Gamecock]

You can have mine.

[headstamp 2]

This is rasis.

[Mears]

Just saw it on The Five.

No thanks.

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[x]

Can Whites eat it too?

[stars & stripes forever]

Maybe green ham and eggs would be more appetizing than a burger on the black bun.

[COBOL2Java]

In Japan, they’ll call it the “Barackku”

[PATRIOT1876]

Spinal Tap weighs in:

http://youtu.be/46kXH6GGtT0

[PATRIOT1876]

It looks like ISIL after the rest of the world gets sick of them.

[trisham]

Disgusting.

[FatherofFive]

[MeganC]

It’s blacker than Barack Obama!

[WesternCulture]

This burger is a very bad idea, just like the Nogger Black ice cream once launched in politically correct Sweden where I live. From Wikipedia: Nogger Black controversy In 2005, the Swedish company was criticized by the Centre against Racism and Related Intolerance after launching an advertising campaign introducing their new line of ice cream bars, the Nogger Black, which is an addition to their existing "Nogger" ice cream product. The original Nogger is a vanilla ice cream bar with a nougat filling and chocolate shell, whereas the Nogger Black substitutes toffee in lieu of the nougat center and encases the bar in a salty, black liquorice outer shell rather than chocolate; hence the name Nogger Black. Nogger Black has a logotype that looks like graffiti. Petronella Warg, GB Glace's information officer, reported that the first Nogger ice cream bar had been marketed since 1979, its name derived from the nougat filling. The criticism was mainly aimed at an advert where the slogan "Nogger + liquorice = true" (a Swedish equivalent to "Nogger ♥ liquorice") was written in white chalk on asphalt. Stig Wallin - chairman of the centre - misread the slogan as "Nigger + liquorice" and said "It's impossible not to see this as an allusion to racism." The centre urged for a boycott of the company if they did not withdraw the campaign. Slate writer Timothy Noah also criticized the product.[3] The Swedish tabloid Aftonbladet wrote an article about it in 2005, and also started a poll along with the article (on their website). The question was: 'Tycker du att glassreklamen är rasistisk?', which translates to 'Do you think that the ice-cream advert is racist?'. Over 150,000 people have voted, and 94.9% voted 'No'. Also, the name of another GB ice cream, 88:an ("The 88-er"), is similar to 88, a codename for "Heil Hitler" used in neo-nazi circles (HH, as "H" is the 8th letter of the Latin alphabet), but this is just a coincidence. There was also a limited 88:an Black ice cream a few years prior to Nogger Black.

[Samurai_Jack]

Octopus Ink?!

[discostu]

Last time the Steelers were in the SuperBowl I used food coloring to turn deviled eggs black and gold. They didn’t quite look this unappealing.

[Fai Mao]

Just when I think there might be something good in Japanese Pop culture they do something like this.

[Manic_Episode]

[Flag_This]

BK Goth Burger?

[trisham]

Making deviled eggs is a lost art.