Burguer King estudia comercializar en España la hamburguesa mas cara del mundo

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Junio 19, 2008

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La multinacional Burger King valorará lanzar en España la hamburguesa más cara del mundo, 'The Burguer', que ha puesto a la venta hoy en su restaurante de Gloucester Road en Londres, por 95 libras (120 euros), informó hoy la compañía.

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