Fries Lab Drops Pink Burger for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, beloved burger joint Fries Lab just dropped a Think Pink burger. All profits from this limited-time burger will go to the Barbara Nassar Association and Talia Charity, supporting programs for those affected by breast cancer in Lebanon.

The Think Pink burger features a pink bun stacked with grilled chicken, mozzarella patty, lettuce, pickles, tomato, parmesan garlic mayo, and honey mustard.

The owner, Ahmad Wehbe, discussed the creation in a recent video, explaining that he decided to honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month at Fries Lab after his mother was diagnosed earlier this year.

More than just a new addition to the menu, it’s a way for the community to come together and support a cause that has personally affected his loved ones and many others.

Available for a limited time, the burger costs $9. All the profits will go directly to the Barbara Nassar Association and Talia Charity.

How to self-check this October (and every other month!)

As the most prevalent cancer in women worldwide, it’s important to raise awareness about early detection and regular self-checking. Performing monthly breast self-exams and attending routine screenings can significantly improve outcomes and save lives.

Here’s a tutorial on self-checking that the Lebanese Breast Cancer Foundation shared back in 2021:

If you found this useful, make sure to check out the #Awareness section on our website.

Want to try the new burger and support an important cause? Head over to Fries Lab in Haret Hreik! Click here for the exact location. Open daily from 12 PM until 12 AM.