One bite from 1001 nights: The Dubai chocolate burger comes to Austria

One bite from 1001 nights: The Dubai chocolate burger comes to Austria

An exciting taste experience rolls in Austria: The new "Dubai Schokoladen Burger" from the Viennese family company Le Burger is not only a culinary highlight, but also a worldwide unique product. This innovative dish combines the famous Dubai chocolate with the hearty taste of a juicy beef burger and promises to conquer the taste buds of the guests.

"With the introduction of the Dubai Schocoladen Burger, Le Burger is once again a pioneer in the Austrian market," said Dr. Thomas Tauber, who founded the company with his son Lukas. The inspiration for this creative burger came from the desire to create a dish that is unique in its kind. "This burger combines the best of the oriental chocolate culture with the Austrian burger tradition," added Daniel Chuchlik, the COO of Le Burger.

availability and price

The exclusive flavor merger is only available for a limited period of time, namely from November 20th to 24th, at a price of 12.50 euros. The demand could be great because this creation is offered in all Le Burger branches in Austria as long as stocks last. In addition, there is also a specially created dessert from Dubai chocolate that is available until the end of the year.

The special thing about this burger is not only the extraordinary combination of the ingredients, but also the texture. The silky pistachio filling mixes harmoniously with the juicy patty and the sweet and nutty note of the Dubai chocolate. In order to add additional crunch to the burger, fried angel hair and an airy Brioche-Bun are used.

a sweet seduction in the glass

For all those who prefer to enjoy the Dubai chocolate in the form of a dessert, the chef from Le Burger has created another highlight: the Dubai chocolate dessert in the glass. This delicious dessert consists of a chocolate sauce, pistachio cream, fried angel hair, chocolate flowers and pistachios. It is freshly prepared and served in an elegant glass. The price for this dessert is 9.00 euros and is available in all 17 branches of Le Burger until the end of the year.

The chocolate from Dubai has made a name for itself in recent years and strongly shapes the kitchen of the Middle East. The pistachio, which is often used in Arabic sweets, plays a central role. The Dubai chocolate was invented by Sarah Hamouda, a creative entrepreneur. It connected her preference for sweets with traditional ingredients such as whole milk chocolate, enriched with roasted dough threads and tahena.

Overall, these new Le Burger products not only represent a taste innovation, but also show how traditional kitchen habits can be reinterpreted. At a time when the culinary often focuses on, Le Burger stands out through creative approaches and exciting combinations.