Burger King set to sell red cheeseburgers in Japan

Move over ketchup, I need angry sauce on my cheeseburger!

Burger King is at it again. The fast food chain is set to debut a red burger, called the “Aka Burger,” in Japan this year. The restaurant has previously released a black-colored burger.

"Aka" translates to red and will come in a cheeseburger and chicken version, made with Aka Samurai Beef and Aka Samurai Chicken. According to Fortune, "the burgers will be served on red buns with red cheese and red tomatoes." They will also include a chili pepper and paste sauce that they are calling, "angry sauce."

The red coloring in the buns comes from a tomato powder they are inserting into them, says The Wall Street Journal.

Japanese news outlet, Nari Nari, reported last year that Burger King would be releasing a black burger, called the "Kuro Burger." This burger is made from bamboo charcoal, and an onion and garlic sauce made from squid ink. The beef patties were made with black pepper and black cheese.

The “Aka Burger” is set to hit Burger King’s locations in Japan on July 3 and those visiting can buy the burger for $5.57 and the chicken version for $4.36.