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A former favourite returns, honestly

Andrew Batt by Andrew Batt
Wednesday, October 4, 2023 7:30 am
in Food, Reading
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The Smashtoberfest Burger. Image:Steve Ryan.

The Smashtoberfest Burger. Image:Steve Ryan.

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Honest Burgers has entered into the spirit of Oktoberfest with the return of its beloved Bavarian burger special.

Inspired by co-founder Tom and Head of Food Adam’s trips to Munich over the years, the special is a decadent celebration of everyone’s favourite beer-drinking and lederhosen-wearing festival!

The ‘smashtoberfest’ burger is a new smashed twist on the Oktoberfest burger, which was last available in 2018.

A huge fan favourite, the Oktoberfest special would often shoot to number one when Honest asked fans which burgers should make a return to the menu.

It is the second ‘Smashed by Honest’ special by the restaurant and an exciting follow-up to 2023’s best-selling ‘California’ special.

The burger is a build of double-smashed beef patties, Bavarian smoked cheese, shoestring fries, pickles, and onions, pulled together with Honest’s rich homemade currywurst mayo (a nod to Berlin’s favourite street food).

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Adam Layton, Honest Burgers’ head of food, said: “This is a smashed take on our classic Oktoberfest special, this time distilling it down to our two favourite German ingredients: Bavarian smoked cheese and homemade currywurst mayo (ketchup, curry spices, paprika and mayo).

“Real Bavarian cheese makes this burger extra special. It melts just like American cheese but is packed with flavour as it’s made from Emmental cheese and smoked butter.”

To get diners even more into the Oktoberfest mood, 25 restaurants with draught beer will be offering traditional two-pint steins of Brooklyn Pilsner for just £10.

The Smashtoberfest Burger is available at all 40 Honest Burgers’ restaurants and via Uber Eats or click and collect until October 30. The burger is priced at £14.80, and is served with home-made rosemary salted chips for dine-ins and collection or £15.90 with a side when ordered via Uber Eats.

For more information on Honest Burgers visit www.honestburgers.co.uk.

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