You Can Really Taste The Dark Side In This Vader Burger - Neatorama

In what is sure to be the wackiest food marketing campaign yet, the French fast food chain Quick have released their Force burgers, to promote the release of The Phantom Menace in 3d.

This bold, and absolutely disgusting looking, burger features a bun that is dyed black, ensuring that only a true Sith Lord will want to have anything to do with it!

What do you think-would you eat a burger with a black bun, or is the color enough to put you off the Vader deluxe?

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I would be more wary of the marshmallows they put on that Jedi burger.

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Umm, I'm assuming that this isn't licensed by Lucasfilm, judging by the "Dark Vador" name.

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The bun wouldn't put me off but I have never known the french to many anything remotely edible.... especically american food.

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"Dark Vador" is the name that was used in the first french releases of the saga, and it's still more popular than "Darth Vader", that's why they used it.

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I agree with Florent.
Also, Quick is Belgian, not French.

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I don't think those are marshmallows on the Jedi Burger. They look more like diced potatoes or something.

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@toenail: Quick is from Belgian origins, it is owned now by the Caisse des dépôts et consignations aka the French government

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pretty patties!!

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there is a reason the French do not do well with american food, its awful.

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@Sandi Craws: Yes the french are well known for not being able to cook, especially among people who can't write proprely.

There's apparently also a third burger which looks a bit more appetizing than this one.
http://www.journaldugeek.com/files/2012/01/quick-jedi-02-600x336.jpg

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