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Why nostalgia is so important to the success of Burger King’s rebrand At last month’s Nicer Tuesdays we were treated to an in-depth insight into Burger King’s first rebrand in 20 years by Raphael Abreu. Date Share Headlining March’s Nicer Tuesdays, we welcomed Raphael Abreu, global head of design for Restaurant Brands International (Burger King’s parent company) who talked us through the international fast food chain’s new rebrand. Dialling in from Miami, Rapha joined us for a Q&A with our editor-in-chief Matt Alagiah. He divulged the details of what goes into a complete visual ov...

From Bao to Burger King: Tickets are now available for March’s Nicer Tuesdays Online! Bao’s creative director, Erchen Chang, and Raphael Abreu, global head of design for Restaurant Brands International (Burger King’s parent company) take to this month’s online stage. Words If you’re interested or work in branding, this is the event for you! This month we’ll delve into the branding process behind two huge culinary stories, stirring up the creative world. As we edge closer to the one year anniversary of life in lockdown, there is arguably one constant that has helped us get through ...

Burger King Introduces Hand-Breaded Chicken Sandwich ✖ If you thought the Chicken Sandwich Wars were almost over, Burger King has decided to upset the status quo. Tuesday morning, the company announced that it will be releasing a new hand-breaded chicken sandwich to compete with the likes of Chick-fil-A and Popeyes. In fact, the chain says it's already testing the sandwich at select stores across the country now ahead of a wider rollout later this year. The company says it's not going to "half a**" the process, insisting the new sandwich will be well worth the wait. “What if hand-breading...

For the first time in 20 years, Burger King is rebranding. The new logo, restaurant design, and ads are bold and simple. They rely on direct communication in a few words, a defined color palette, as well as simply drawn food and hands. The change is in line with other companies seeking to make their brand easily recognizable on digital platforms, according to the business magazine Fast Company. No word yet on what's going to happen to the occasionally creepy Burger King King Mascot, but the crown is staying. Crowns will be used in some ads and, it seems, the paper crowns will still be around...