The first limited-time offering under the brand's new cooked-to-order standard brings a third pound, bolder 100% Angus beef burger to the menu FRANKLIN, Tenn., Sept. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Carl's Jr.

Carl’s Jr. is challenging burger fans to give up their crowns in exchange for a chance to try its new Angus Maximus burger for free. According to Carl’s Jr., its […] ...

Carl's Jr. is launching the AngusMaximus to introduce customers to its new cooked-to-order standard. There are a few layers to how Carl's Jr. plans to talk about one of the most impactful brand ...

Carl's Jr. is calling on burger fans to hand over their crowns and experience the difference of a freshly cooked-to-order burger through its "Stealing the Crown" promotion. For a limited time, My ...

Down with the crown. Carl’s Jr. is igniting a beef with Burger King by offering free food to customers who trash the Whopper slinger’s iconic crown. “Easiest free burger of your life,” the petty patty ...

The chain switched every location to cooked-to-order patties on Sept. 9, which raises the obvious question about what it was doing before. The $5.99 Angus Maximus is the burger leading the change.

Carl's Jr. is changing how it makes burgers, launching a systemwide "Burger Revolution" that shifts its more than 1,000 U.S. restaurants to a cooked-to-order standard, the company announced in a news ...

The bold "Stealing the Crown" promotion invites rewards members to send a photo of a crown or their receipt via Instagram DM in exchange for a complimentary Angus Maximus burger.

FRANKLIN, Tenn., Sept. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Carl's Jr. is putting mediocre fast-food burgers on notice. Today, the brand launches its Burger Revolution — a new, systemwide cooked-to-order ...

Carl's Jr. is taking aim at Burger King with its limited-time "Stealing the Crown" promotion, the company has announced in a news release. The promotion invites My Rewards members to submit a photo of ...