The Wendy's Blazin’ Baconator is a new burger arriving at participating locations in Canada for avid fans of the original to try out or those who have a penchant for spicy fare.
The burger starts off with a quarter-pound of fresh Canadian beef that's cooked to perfection before being topped with melted cheddar cheese infused with a touch of jalapeño. The burger is paired with six strips of candied bacon sandwiched between the beef patties and placed on top, and is finished with a sweet heat mayo to give it a touch of creamy texture with flavor to boot.
The Wendy's Blazin’ Baconator comes with your choice of double or triple beef patties to suit patrons with big hunger.
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