Sonic is putting a tasty Southwestern twist on two of its most popular dishes with the debut of the Twisted Texan Cheeseburger and the Footlong Quarter Pound Coney.
If you've got a big appetite, the Twisted Texan Cheeseburger is the perfect choice. This hearty meal starts with a 100% pure beef patty, topped with Sonic’s signature chili, melted American cheese, and crispy onion strings – all served on a toasted bakery bun. For something a little different, there's the Twisted Texan Footlong Quarter Pound Coney, which takes a footlong, quarter-pound coney in a soft bakery hot dog bun and tops it with Sonic’s Signature chili, melty cheddar cheese, and crispy onion string.
Both of Sonic's new menu items are only available from May 3 through May 30.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Southwestern Fast Food
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- Fast Food
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- Food Service
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