How does Burger King get the flame broiled taste?

Chef's answer
Burger King burgers are not charbroiled. They are flame broiled, which is to say the burgers pass through a natural gas flame that slightly chars the meat. ... A gas or charcoal grill is what you need because a lot of the flavor is generated by the meat juices that drip onto the heat source and generate smoke..
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Directions
  • Preheat broiler to high. ...
  • Place patties on foil-lined broiler pan and position so that tops of patties are 2 1/2 to 3 inches below the broiler elements or flame. ...
  • Top each patty with a slice of cheese, place back under broiler for 25 seconds to melt, place on buns, top as desired, and serve.
  • Yes! It turns out, BK really does practice what it preaches. A former employee cleared up any questions by revealing that Burger King cooks its burgers over a flame grill. "They use a broiler and you load frozen patties onto the tray and then shove them in and [it's] a flame grill inside," the employee said..
    Burger King burgers are not charbroiled. They are flame broiled, which is to say the burgers pass through a natural gas flame that slightly chars the meat. ... A gas or charcoal grill is what you need because a lot of the flavor is generated by the meat juices that drip onto the heat source and generate smoke..
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