Gourmet Kitchen Burger to support endangered kiwi
Howard Lake | 26 April 2010 | News
For every Kiwi burger purchased from Gourmet Burger Kitchen’s new Spring Menu, the company will donate 25p to the Save the Kiwi Whakitane Trust to help protect New Zealand’s iconic bird. Established in the UK by three New Zealanders, there are now 50 restaurants across the UK.
The Kiwiburger comprises beetroot, egg, pineapple, cheese, relish and salad on top of an Aberdeen Angus Scotch Beef Burger, and costs £8.35, including a the 25p donation to the Save the Kiwi Whakitane Trust. The first 5,000 customers will get a Gourmet Burger Kitchen Save the Kiwi Whakitane Trust charity wrist band.
Cat Kebbeh, Head of Marketing at Gourmet Burger Kitchen said: “GBK is very proud of its Kiwi roots and we wanted to do something to help the endangered Kiwi as it’s a symbol of where we’re from and what we’re about”.
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