13 Weird Facts About Wendy's That Every Fast Food Lover Should Know

Square Patties: Wendy's is famous for its square burger patties, which are designed to hang over the edges of the bun.

Wendy's Name Origin: The chain is named after founder Dave Thomas’s daughter, Melinda Lou “Wendy”.

Frosty Secret: The Frosty, Wendy's iconic dessert, was originally created as a blend of chocolate and vanilla soft serve.

Baconator Inspiration: The Baconator was introduced in 2007 as a bacon lover's dream, featuring six strips of bacon.

Unique Chili Recipe: Wendy's chili is made from leftover beef patties that are chopped up and combined with a special blend of spices.

First Drive-Thru: Wendy’s claims to have pioneered the drive-thru window concept in 1984, making it a convenience staple for fast food.

No Microwave Policy: Wendy’s boasts that they do not use microwaves in their kitchens, relying instead on fresh, hot food made to order.

Famous Scandal: In 2005, a woman claimed to have found a finger in her chili, leading to a high-profile scandal.

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