It’s the age-old question that divides Aussies down the middle: pineapple on pizza, yes or no?

But sometimes, it’s not just about pizza; it’s about how our favourite fast foods are changing to match what people like nowadays. And it looks like one fast-food giant is making a statement with a whole new range dedicated to the fruit!

So, let’s dig in and see how this pineapple revolution could potentially reshape our go-to treats.

Oporto’s Otropo burger, a longstanding menu favourite with a chicken breast fillet, pineapple, bacon rasher, cheese, lettuce, and Oporto’s creamy mayo, has been a consistent choice for many.

Whether you’re a supporter of pineapple in Aussie burgers or see it as sacrilege, the burger and flame-grilled chicken chain has introduced a whole new range inspired by the iconic Otropo burger as of 31 October.

Oporto has revealed a new range showcasing the inclusion of pineapple. Image source: Supplied

The range includes the Otropo Double Fillet Burger, boasting an extra chicken breast, and the Otropo Bowl priced at $16.45, which contains a salad mix, grilled pineapple, spicy rice, and the new Otropo sauce.

For $15.95, you can indulge in the Otropo Value Box, featuring a single Otropo burger with two crispy strips, small chips, new Otropo sauce, and a drink.

Additionally, there’s a tempting $5.95 pineapple and caramel dessert pack.

Exclusive to the app, three secret menu items are available for a limited time, adding an extra touch of celebration to the launch of the new range.

Among these offerings is the Otropo Rappa priced at $11.95, and includes many ingredients found in the burger.

Also available are the churros and pineapple dessert pack at $6.95, and the Otropo loaded fries, featuring the brand’s renowned hot chips with mayonnaise and Otropo sauce.

The Otropo burger, the inspiration behind the new range, has long been the unsung hero of Oporto.

The new burger is inspired by the Otropo burger. Image source: Supplied

‘Our Otropo Burger for the longest time has been the popular underdog on our menu, so we are beyond excited to bring the Otropo range to the forefront with some fresh, new additions,’ said Kristina Sutevski, Brand Manager at Oporto.

‘The new range adds a whole new level of freshness and flavour to every meal.’

Key Takeaways

• Oporto has introduced an entirely new menu range revolving around the ingredient of pineapple, considered ‘divisive’ in savoury food by Australians.
• The new range is inspired by Oporto’s popular Otropo burger, which features a chicken breast fillet, pineapple, bacon rasher, cheese, lettuce and Oporto's creamy mayo.
• The range includes the Otropo Double Fillet Burger, the Otropo Bowl, an Otropo Value Box and a pineapple and caramel dessert pack, as well as three secret menu items available only via the app.
• Brand Manager Kristina Sutevski expressed excitement about bringing the previously underdog Otropo burger and its unique flavours to the forefront with these new additions.

Members, what’s your take on the fresh menu inspired by Oporto's Otropo burger? Are you inclined to give it a shot? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

 

[Jest]

It’s the age-old question that divides Aussies down the middle: pineapple on pizza, yes or no?

But sometimes, it’s not just about pizza; it’s about how our favourite fast foods are changing to match what people like nowadays. And it looks like one fast-food giant is making a statement with a whole new range dedicated to the fruit!

So, let’s dig in and see how this pineapple revolution could potentially reshape our go-to treats.

Oporto’s Otropo burger, a longstanding menu favourite with a chicken breast fillet, pineapple, bacon rasher, cheese, lettuce, and Oporto’s creamy mayo, has been a consistent choice for many.

Whether you’re a supporter of pineapple in Aussie burgers or see it as sacrilege, the burger and flame-grilled chicken chain has introduced a whole new range inspired by the iconic Otropo burger as of 31 October.

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Oporto has revealed a new range showcasing the inclusion of pineapple. Image source: Supplied

The range includes the Otropo Double Fillet Burger, boasting an extra chicken breast, and the Otropo Bowl priced at $16.45, which contains a salad mix, grilled pineapple, spicy rice, and the new Otropo sauce.

For $15.95, you can indulge in the Otropo Value Box, featuring a single Otropo burger with two crispy strips, small chips, new Otropo sauce, and a drink.

Additionally, there’s a tempting $5.95 pineapple and caramel dessert pack.

Exclusive to the app, three secret menu items are available for a limited time, adding an extra touch of celebration to the launch of the new range.

Among these offerings is the Otropo Rappa priced at $11.95, and includes many ingredients found in the burger.

Also available are the churros and pineapple dessert pack at $6.95, and the Otropo loaded fries, featuring the brand’s renowned hot chips with mayonnaise and Otropo sauce.

The Otropo burger, the inspiration behind the new range, has long been the unsung hero of Oporto.

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The new burger is inspired by the Otropo burger. Image source: Supplied

‘Our Otropo Burger for the longest time has been the popular underdog on our menu, so we are beyond excited to bring the Otropo range to the forefront with some fresh, new additions,’ said Kristina Sutevski, Brand Manager at Oporto.

‘The new range adds a whole new level of freshness and flavour to every meal.’

Key Takeaways

• Oporto has introduced an entirely new menu range revolving around the ingredient of pineapple, considered ‘divisive’ in savoury food by Australians.
• The new range is inspired by Oporto’s popular Otropo burger, which features a chicken breast fillet, pineapple, bacon rasher, cheese, lettuce and Oporto's creamy mayo.
• The range includes the Otropo Double Fillet Burger, the Otropo Bowl, an Otropo Value Box and a pineapple and caramel dessert pack, as well as three secret menu items available only via the app.
• Brand Manager Kristina Sutevski expressed excitement about bringing the previously underdog Otropo burger and its unique flavours to the forefront with these new additions.

Members, what’s your take on the fresh menu inspired by Oporto's Otropo burger? Are you inclined to give it a shot? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

and why not? I love pineapple on pizza. each to their own.

 

[relljube]

Stop it! My mouth is watering in great dribbles - now I have to find out where my local Oporto outlet is located - bugger the diet.

 

[Macarj]

Again I would say each to their own personally pineapple on a pizza or a hamburger is a no no for me

 

[Rusty-anne]

I'm from Queensland originally, so yep...we had a lot of pineapples growing up...and I'd still eat it on lots of dishes, sweet & savoury....but unfortunately allergic to most stuff on this meal nowadays...hohummm....