The Daily Mail reports that the burger buns aren’t actually rotting or burnt. The buns have simply been dyed black. The Daily Mail couldn’t answer, however, why Quick decided to create a Darth Vader Burger (spelled Darth Vador Burger in France) when The Phantom Menace lacks Darth’s sinister presence.
The chain has also introduced the Jedi Burger, which looks a little more normal, and the Dark Burger, based on Darth Maul.
The Star Wars burgers are only available until March 1st and they’re only available in France. So if there’s a disturbance in your stomach, you’ll need to book a ticket quick.
SOURCE: inuisitr.com
Published in The Express Tribune, January 14th, 2012.
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