Foodora’s secret celebration
The food delivery co teams up with a Toronto burger joint to honour Canada's 150th.
Ah, the secret menu.
It’s the way to a hipster’s heart, and also happens to be the way delivery company Foodora has chosen to celebrate National Burger Month (yes, that’s a thing – and yes, there are still two weeks of it).
To celebrate the 31 days dedicated to the hamburger, Foodora and agency Eighty-Eight teamed up with Toronto restaurant The Burger’s Priest to create a special secret menu item, the Canadian Maple Bacon Cheeseburger.
The syrup-slathered burger was, of course, a nod to Canada 150 – something you needed to know if you wanted to order it from a pop-up pick-up window in the city’s downtown.
For those who didn’t get a chance to visit, there’s no reason to fear. The burger is still available through Foodora until the month’s end.
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