Could You Finish This MASSIVE 10-Patty Burger King Whopper?

The biggest burger you can currently order at Burger King without any fuss is a Triple Whopper. That’s three burger patties, cheese, and toppings like lettuce and tomato. On its own, it’s a pretty hefty meal.

However, if you’re feeling a bit more peckish, you can always ask for more patties to throw onto your burger. Management may give you a bit of a hard time, but it’s possible. How big can you go? Well, thanks to competitive eating legend Furious Pete, we know that you can at least order seven more patties to create a gargantuan 10-patty Whopper.

The 10-Patty Whopper definitely rivals some of the biggest creations we’ve seen from other fast food chains — like the T-Rex Burger from Wendy’s. It still pales in comparison to the 50×50 from In-N-Out we fed competitive eater FreakEating a while back, but ten patties is still enough to make the trip to the bathroom next morning more excruciating than usual.

Of course, Furious Pete was able to down the cluster of patties with ease, but I doubt anyone one of us mere mortals could finish the entire thing in a single setting. Won’t stop me from trying, though.

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