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The Hardee's Garlic Bread Thickburger is Made with Angus Beef

The Hardee's Garlic Bread Thickburger is the latest offering from the brand at participating locations that is made with an unexpected combination of ingredients for burger connoisseurs to appreciate.

The burger consists of a one-third of a pound Black Angus beef patty that has been charbroiled before being topped with a garlic herb butter spread. The sandwich is then sprinkled with cartelized onions and parmesan crisps, and comes served on toasted sourdough bread that's buttered to perfection.

The Hardee's Garlic Bread Thickburger is only available for a limited time while supplies last and has been announced alongside the Cheesy Garlic Fries. The new fries can be added to any existing combo for an additional $1 for a more indulgent side dish option.
Trend Themes
1. Garlic-flavored QSR Dishes - Opportunity for QSR chains to offer unique garlic-based dishes that appeal to foodies and those looking to try new flavors.
2. Premium QSR Burgers - Disruptive innovation opportunity for QSR chains to offer high-end, Angus beef burgers with unique toppings to differentiate from the competition.
3. Limited-time QSR Dishes - Opportunity for QSR chains to generate buzz and urgency by offering exclusive, limited-time menu items that create excitement and interest among customers.
Industry Implications
1. Fast Food - Innovative dishes like the Hardee's Garlic Bread Thickburger present opportunities for QSR chains to differentiate and appeal to consumers seeking new and unique menu options.
2. Casual Dining - QSR chains offering high-end burgers with unique toppings could pose a threat to casual dining restaurants that typically offer similar menu items at higher price points.
3. Food and Beverage - Innovative dishes like the Hardee's Garlic Bread Thickburger and Cheesy Garlic Fries could inspire food and beverage companies to experiment with unique flavor combinations for new product launches.

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