Copycat Mr. Beast Burgers (ENTIRE MENU!)

What’s Up, Hungry People

Recently, one of the biggest YouTubers on the internet opened up an entirely free restaurant – and then paid people to eat at it!

If you recognize that I’m talking about MrBeast, then you either are up on internet culture or have children who will not stop talking about wanting to grab a MrBeast Burger (and maybe $100). Or you’re me. I don’t have kids – but I certainly would not stop asking my husband when we could order some MrBeast Burgers.

The entire concept behind the restaurant was that MrBeast pays YOU to eat there – you just don’t know how much. This man handed out hundreds of thousands of dollars to the thousands of people who showed up after seeing his locally posted billboard.

MrBeast even surprised one lucky fan with a brand-new car after hers was sideswiped while she was waiting in line. They helped fill up waning gas tanks for cars waiting hours and continued serving their completely free menu well into the evening.

After the raging success of his first brick-and-mortar drive-thru, MrBeast announced he would be opening up 300 virtual MrBeast Burger restaurants around the country that would only be serviced through delivery apps – and you would actually have to pay for your food this time.

Unfortunately for us, MrBeast Burgers are only available on DoorDash and the closest MrBeast Burgers was out of range at over thirty minutes away. But as luck would have it, one of our closest friends only lived five minutes away – so I exploited his address for delivery (don’t worry, I bought him some lunch too).

In fact, I ordered every item on the menu because I was so excited.

In addition to the Beast Style Burger, there are two other burger styles on the menu: the Kris Style and the Chandler Style.

They came wrapped in paper foil with some pretty cool stickers on them! I’m not sure if it was just our order, but presentation was definitely lacking – even for a fast food joint. But nevertheless, I pressed on unwrapping my bag of goodies.

I also made sure to get an order of the seasoned fries – though our order came a little bit smashed into one big fry mass.

There’s also Beast Style Fries, which come in a box and are loaded with classic burger condiments.

And of course, I had to get a couple of Beast Style Burgers! With a name like that, you would expect them to be loaded with toppings! I couldn’t wait to dig in.

You can also get two different kinds of chicken tender sandwiches – one regular and one Nashville Hot style.

The Nashville Hot sauce was pleasantly spicy and sweet – definitely hotter than some sandwiches I’ve had that claim to be “authentic Nashville Hot Chicken.”

Not saying MrBeast’s is authentic by any means, but it lays claim to a spicier sauce than most.

Here’s How I Recreated the ENTIRE MrBeast Burger Menu:

Check out what you need to make your own copycat version of the MrBeast menu at home.

Beast Style Burger

First up is the Beast Style Burger, which according to the online menu has “smashed crispy beef patties with house seasoning, sharp American cheese, pickles, diced white onion, mayo, ketchup and brown mustard on a soft roll.”

It can be made into a DOUBLE or TRIPLE patty sandwich!

Here’s What You Need:

• Ground beef: The base of the burger, delivering juicy and savory flavors.
• Sharp cheddar cheese: Adds a rich, tangy, creamy flavor to complement the beef.
• Sweet hamburger buns: Offers a soft and slightly sweet foundation for the burger.
• Dill pickle slices: Provides a tangy and crunchy contrast to the rich beef and cheese.
• Diced sweet onion: Adds a mild, sweet flavor and crunchy texture.
• Mayo, ketchup, brown mustard: The trio of sauces for creamy, tangy, and bold flavors.

Smash the burgers on a griddle until they start to crisp around the edges. Aim for a thin patty for best results. MrBeast Burgers (and most fast food burger places in general) serve their burgers well-done, which is an advantage that thin smash burgers offer as they cook quickly.

In the menu description, it says “house seasoning” – and after rewatching the video, I believe this seasoning now to be some kind of Cajun spice blend. My burgers, however, only use salt and pepper as the bare minimum of what I guessed to be “house seasoning.” Feel free to season your patties in whatever way you like best.

The Beast Style Burger is loaded up with diced onions, pickle slices, ketchup, mayonnaise, and brown mustard. Of course, I just had to do a triple patty version of this burger.

The Chandler Style Burger

The Chandler Style Burger is just a double cheeseburger – no toppings. Not quite my style, but okay – whatever floats your boat.

Again, this burger came extra smashed but still tasted like a plain cheeseburger. All you need for this burger are two smash patties and American cheese.

While the Chandler Style might be plain on its own, well-cooked burgers can be dressed up to your liking (we definitely added our own condiments after I finished filming!).

The Kris Style

For the Kris Style, we’re looking at an extra smashed double burger with American cheese, bacon, and crinkle fries.

Unfortunately, the burger we received legit only had three crinkle fries on it, so it was somewhat of a disappointment.

I made up for the lack of fries on our original order by quadrupling the number of crinkle fries loaded on top.

The Chicken Sandwich

The chicken sandwiches consist of two crispy chicken tenders, shredded lettuce, mayo, and a big ol’ pickle – just your basic chicken sandwich minus the patty.

From appearances only, they certainly looked a little less smashed than the burgers. And the pickle was actually massive – and I love me a good pickle.

The downside is that this is two chicken tenders rather than a patty, making eating it more complicated than it would be just having one slab of chicken.

Here’s What You Need:

• Chicken tenders: Provide a crispy and tender bite for the sandwich base.
• Sweet hamburger bun or roll: A soft and sweet container for the chicken and toppings.
• Shredded lettuce: Offers a fresh, crisp texture to complement the tenders.
• Mayonnaise: Adds creamy richness and tang to the sandwich.
• Big ol’ pickle slices: Delivers a tangy and crunchy element to balance the flavors.

The difference between the two chicken sandwiches is that the Nashville Hot style has a sweet and spicy sauce on top – and if you didn’t know, I’m straight-up addicted to Nashville Hot sauce.

For the Nashville Hot Sauce:

• Ghee or butter: A base for a rich and buttery sauce texture.
• Cayenne pepper: Provides heat and spice to the sauce for flavor.
• Brown sugar: Balances spice with sweetness.
• Honey: Adds sweetness and sticky texture.
• Smoked paprika: Imparts a smoky depth to the sauce.
• Garlic powder: Adds a savory, garlicky note.
• Salt & pepper: Essential seasoning for balanced taste.

I can’t wait to put this sauce on everything!

Fry-YAY!

The fries that came with our original meal were very smashed and basically clumped up into one giant fry, so I was excited to remake them for myself at home.

Despite how crushed our fries were, they were still pretty tasty. According to their website, the fries are seasoned with cayenne, garlic, paprika, sugar, and a hint of lime.

Here’s What You Need for Seasoned Crinkle Fries:

• Cooked crinkle fries: Hot and ready for seasoning.
• Brown paper bag: Perfect for shaking up fries with seasoning.
• Cayenne pepper: Brings heat and flavor to the fries.
• Garlic powder: Adds savory depth to the seasoning mix.
• Paprika: Provides a mild, sweet spice and vibrant color.
• Sugar: Balances the savory spices with a touch of sweetness.
• Tajín: Delivers a citrusy zing with chili flavor.

Tajín is my favorite seasoning of all time. It goes on pretty much everything and adds a little bit of zing to these fries! I recommend using at least half of a bag of crinkle fries to really get the right distribution of seasonings to fries ratio.

Beast Style Fries

Beast Style fries combine all of your favorite burger toppings loaded on top of crinkle fries. According to the website, your fries are loaded with caramelized onions, American cheese, pickles, mayo, ketchup, and mustard.

I’m pretty sure we only got half of those things on our loaded fries we got delivered, so might as well make them as described on the menu in our own kitchen.

I love any kind of loaded fries – while these didn’t have any ‘special’ ingredients, they are a good way to use up your condiments on burger night!

Let’s Talk About THAT Grilled Cheese…

While I didn’t order Karl’s grilled cheese for myself, the concept was easy enough to recreate at home. All you need is a burger bun and some cheese.

All you have to do is invert the bun and sear it until the cheese is melty – just like a regular grilled cheese.

Watch my video to see how I rank each item on the menu versus the DIY versions I made at home!

If you have a MrBeast Burger within delivery range, I do actually recommend trying it out. While it’s not anything spectacular, it’s something different to try! Plus, even if you don’t have a virtual kitchen near you, the menu is easy enough to recreate at home for your YouTube-loving family.

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Tips for Copycat MrBeast Burgers

• Smashed Patties: Smash your patties thin for maximum crispiness and flavor. A good smash helps the edges caramelize, giving you that classic diner-style burger experience. If you don’t have a griddle, a heavy skillet works just as well.
• Nashville Hot Sauce: Balance the spice with sweetness. If you find the cayenne too fiery, reduce it slightly and add more honey for a milder, sweeter kick that still delivers that signature heat.
• Crinkle Fries: Shake them up! For perfectly seasoned fries, toss them in a paper bag with the spices while they’re still hot. This ensures they get evenly coated and stay crispy. If you prefer baked fries, cook them until golden brown for a healthier option.
• Loaded Fries: Customize to your heart’s content. The beauty of Beast Style Fries is that you can load them with whatever toppings you have on hand. Add jalapeños or chopped tomatoes for extra flavor and crunch.
• Grilled Cheese: Keep it simple. Inverting the bun for the grilled cheese gives you a crispy exterior and a soft, cheesy interior. Feel free to add a slice of tomato or a few slices of bacon for a heartier sandwich.

Trying out the MrBeast Burger menu was a fun and tasty experience that inspired me to recreate the flavors at home. While the original presentation might not have been perfect, the flavors were still worth replicating. From the crispy smash burgers to the spiced-up chicken sandwiches and seasoned fries, each item has its own unique flair that brings something new to the table. If you’re a fan of MrBeast or just love a good burger, this copycat menu is a great project to try out in your kitchen. Get your hands on these delicious bites and see how they stack up against the real deal. With or without a MrBeast Burger nearby, you can enjoy all the tasty goodness of these burgers and fries right at home. So fire up your griddle, get those fries ready, and let the burger fun begin!

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