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Inspired by its notorious Japanese menu, Burger King has released a black-bunned "Halloween Whopper" for sale in the U.S., Spain and the U.K. during the month of October. However, what is most scary about the burger is the "trick or treat" it pulls on your bowels.
The rest of this article is behind a paywall. Please sign in or subscribe to access the full content.The Whopper has been giving those brave enough to eat it green poop. As such, the online collective conscious of Twitter has reacted with the hashtag #greenpoop and, no surprises, it's trending on both Twitter and Facebook.
The black-bunned Whopper has been around in Japan for almost a year, yet no green poop has been reported there. Perhaps it's because the Japanese black buns were made with squid ink, whilst their Western counterparts are made with artificial food dye. Or maybe it’s just the spooky spirit of Halloween.
Incase anyone wanted to know, the Halloween Whopper turns your poop green. And not even sickly green. Like cartoon green. Comical green.
— CRU$T DAD (@johnkritzman) September 30, 2015
I hate bk, but I kinda wanna get the black bun whopper to see if my poop actually turns green! #GreenPoop
— Kayla Anderson (@KayluhAnderson) October 5, 2015
Thanks to the black Whopper, for the first time, people are Instagramming their food the day AFTER they eat it! #GreenPoop
— ✩Blake Raab✩ (@N4BWR) October 5, 2015
You think @BurgerKing will bring back the #greenpoop for St. Patrick's Day?
— Toby Marks (@Tobyblog) October 4, 2015
