White Castle adds new fall items to the menu to celebrate the turn of the season, and this is everything you need to know about them.
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The iconic family-owned fast food business just updated its menu to celebrate the Fall season. While the chain doesn’t have coffee, you will find a delicious pumpkin-flavored treat that you should definitely try this season.
But it’s not just sweet treats on the menu. The three additions to the menu include two savory choices and a delectable dessert that will have you craving more. These options include the BBQ Pulled Pork Slider, Triple Cheese Tots, and a Pumpkin Latte Cheesecake dessert.
According to the Press Release, the new BBQ Pulled Pork Slider features “slow roasted pulled pork, smoked with all-natural hickory wood and blended with just the right amount of specially seasoned, sweet BBQ sauce.” The sliders are easily paired with the new tots, which are “infused with bits of cheddar, colby jack, and mozzarella cheese.”
Saving the best for last is the Pumpkin Latte Cheesecake dessert-on-a-stick. The “rich and creamy dessert combines the warm flavor of pumpkin spice with the boldness of coffee and the sweet indulgence of cheesecake. The crust is made with crushed graham crackers and brown sugar.”
“The BBQ Pulled Pork Slider is everything Cravers love about White Castle, including one-of-a-kind flavor, high-quality ingredients, and unbeatable value, all in one handheld masterpiece,” said Jamie Richardson, vice president at White Castle. “The slow-roasted, sweet, smoky, and savory profile is a celebration of flavor that brings something entirely new to the Castle while staying true to what we do best: satisfying the Crave.”
You can grab the sliders in the new $4.99 Combo Meal in hopes of “demonstrating quality and quantity” in a “budget-friendly combo”. The combo also comes with a small fry and a soft drink.
You can pick up these delectable fall menu items now at participating White Castle locations.
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