Burger King Sued , Over Whopper Size.<br />CBS News reports that a new class action lawsuit alleges the burger chain makes the Whopper look about 35% bigger in ads than it is in real life. .<br />CBS News reports that a new class action lawsuit alleges the burger chain makes the Whopper look about 35% bigger in ads than it is in real life. .<br />The lawsuit was filed on March 28 in the Southern District of Florida.<br />The plaintiffs are reportedly seeking <br />monetary damages for anyone who's <br />been "deceived" by Burger King.<br />According to the lawsuit, the fast-food chain began to "materially overstate the size of its burgers" in 2017.<br />The suit further claims that the "recipe or the amount of beef or ingredients contained in Burger King's Whopper has never changed" despite images of the product getting bigger.<br />The suit further claims that the "recipe or the amount of beef or ingredients contained in Burger King's Whopper has never changed" despite images of the product getting bigger.<br />In addition to the Whopper, the lawsuit names other items, <br />such as the Impossible Burger, Big King and Bacon Double Cheeseburger as being exaggerated in size. .<br />The plaintiffs want Burger King to either change its ad practices or stop selling "overstated menu items.".<br />Finally, the lawsuit alleges that the matter is , "especially concerning now that inflation, food and meat prices are very high and many consumers, especially lower income consumers, are struggling financially.".<br />CBS MoneyWatch reports <br />Burger King declined to comment
