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MrBeast Burger Introduces Limited-Edition Sandwich With ‘Minecraft’ YouTuber Dream

A new creator has joined the MrBeast Burger menu.

The virtual food brand has partnered with popular Minecraft YouTuber Dream (21.3 million subscribers, 125+ million views per month) to release the limited-edition Dream Burger.

Like the rest of MrBeast Burger’s offerings, Dream’s sandwich is based on his personal tastes: it comes with double patties, American cheese, lettuce, mayonnaise, double pickles, and extra bacon, plus smashed avocado. It retails for $6.99 normally, or $8.99 with three patties.

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This is the first creator collaboration for MrBeast Burger, which is a delivery-only add-on for established kitchens. The brand is served out of more than 300 restaurants across the U.S., and recently expanded to Canada with locations in Toronto, Edmonton, and Calgary.

MrBeast Burger announced the sandwich’s release this morning, and it’s now available in all locations. The brand did not say how long the Dream Burger will be on the menu.

Dream has become a major figure in the Minecraft corner of YouTube over the past year. He is one of several founders of Dream SMP, a private Minecraft server where he and other creators play out an elaborate, dramatic storyline. We’ve previously written about the server and some of the creators involved; you can read more about them here.

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