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Would You Dump Your Friends for a Free Burger King Whopper?

Sep 10, 2026, 9:10 AM

Burger King is officially testing the limits of friendship — and honestly, some of us have a list ready.

The fast food giant launched a Facebook app called Whopper Sacrifice that gives users a free Whopper in exchange for deleting 10 friends from their friend list. And here’s the kicker — the app posts a message on each deleted friend’s wall letting them know they were sacrificed for a burger.

More than 15,000 people have already downloaded it.

Look, we’ve all got that one “friend” who only pops up to sell leggings or invite you to a pyramid scheme. This feels like a public service, honestly.

As a mom of two pre-teen girls, I will say — this is exactly the kind of social media lesson I didn’t plan on having at dinner tonight. “No, sweetie, you cannot sacrifice your best friend for a Whopper.”

But hey, Denver — if your friends list is looking a little crowded, Burger King just gave you the most delicious excuse to do some “fall” cleaning.

Just maybe don’t sacrifice your best friend. You need her.

 

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Would You Dump Your Friends for a Free Burger King Whopper?