Whopper Sandwich Triple

Whopper Sandwich Triple

Calories, kcal: 240 Proteins, g: 13.7 Fats, g: 16.4 Carbohydrates, g: 9.9

Today it is hard to believe it, but just over a century ago, no one could have thought how popular a fried cutlet served between two halves of a bun would be. The history of the hamburger is so intricate that the world is still arguing over who first came up with this dish. There is a version that the name came from the German city of Hamburg. Presumably, it was from there that the emigrants brought the recipe for the first burgers to the United States. Another version says that the hamburger was named after another city of Hamburg, which is located in the state of New York. There, in 1885, at the fair, two brothers Charles and Frank Menchis offered the townspeople to refresh themselves with a fried beef cutlet, which was served between two buns.

Calorie Triple Whopper Sandwich

There are 240 kcal per 100 grams of Triple Whopper sandwich. A serving weighs 431 grams, which means it contains 1034 kcal. Burger King also has a version of this burger with the addition of cheese, its energy value is even higher - 1120 kcal, and it weighs 456 grams.

Triple Whopper Sandwich Composition

The Triple Whopper is a sesame seed burger bun with three chopped beef patties, Iceberg lettuce, onions, tomatoes, mayonnaise, and pickles inside.

The benefits and harms of the Triple Whopper sandwich

As you can see, the Triple Whopper sandwich has a very high energy value, and it weighs almost half a kilogram. Such a dense snack immediately covers a significant part of the daily intake of calories and fat. The dish definitely saturates well and gives energy, but the abuse of such food can cause significant harm to health.

In addition to the fact that the sandwich itself is very high in calories, the situation is aggravated by the fact that such food is usually consumed with Coca-Cola or other carbonated drinks. Frequent snacks with these burgers can cause an increase in cholesterol levels, cause diseases of the gastrointestinal tract and cardiovascular system.

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