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Isaac and Saeed couldn't wait to meet the team that created all the legendary Wendy's menu options in the 4 for $4 meal. Impossibly, the Wendy's culinary team even helped them create their own Wendy's menu, AM to DM–style!
As BFFs are wont to do, the boys decided to surprise each other with creations inspired by one another. With the help of the Wendy's culinary team, Saeed brainstormed a burger that would satisfy Isaac's craving for a "classic" burger taste.
At first, it started kind of basic: patty, bun, and lettuce. But then Saeed and the Wendy's culinary team went all out, stuffing it with smoked Gouda, topping it with smoked Pepper Jack, covering it with brown sugar bourbon bacon and bourbon-braised short ribs, and dousing it in bourbon BBQ sauce before smoking it under some sort of sci-fi-looking dome.
*drools*
With Saeed's birthday coming up, Isaac wanted to make something extra for his pal. So the Wendy's culinary team thought, What if they made a Wendy's Frosty, but as cake?
Together with the Wendy's culinary team, deep in the Wendy's Test Kitchen lab, he created a monster dessert. This vanilla Frosty cake has a cookie dough confetti crust (and you know that cookie dough is packed with extra chocolate chips!), and that frosting? Yup, that's chocolate Frosty frosting!
The boys then decided to combine both of their powers along with the Wendy's culinary team to create something unholy (but also with "breakfast vibes"). Behold, the AM to DM special!
They came in hot with a ghost pepper bun and threw down some of that fresh-but-never-frozen beef we all enjoy. But hang on — this time it's stuffed with ghost Pepper Jack cheese!
Then it's topped with some more Pepper Jack cheese for good measure.
Then they stuffed an onion ring with beef and cheese and wrapped it in bacon before battering, breading, and frying that puppy.
Think that's it? That's not it.
They also needed to put on the bacon...and the fried egg. They needed to cover the crown bun with maple mayo. And finally, they needed to douse it all with "Fire Sauce," a mixture of scorpion, Tabasco, ghost, and habanero peppers. Unholy.
Thicc.
Truly a meal of ice and fire.