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Burger King is now accepting Dogecoin for their Dogpper dog treats<\/a>, though this is only available at locations in Brazil for the time being, it seems.<\/p>\n This news was previously reported by Yahoo Finance<\/a>.<\/p>\n Dogecoin is a cryptocurrency (pronounced \u201cDough JEE coin\u201d) that has been in existence since December 2013, and though it was meant as a satire of cryptocurrency, featuring a derpy\u00a0Shiba Inu as a logo, based on a then-popular meme format, it has become semi-legitimate as a payment option along with Bitcoin.<\/p>\n Each Dogpper dog treat costs about 5 Dogecoins, which equals around 60 cents, and for availability reasons, customers are limited to five per order.<\/p>\n Burger King introduced the Dogpper dog treats in Argentina in 2019, perhaps taking a cue from\u00a0Starbucks Puppuccinos<\/a>, which seems like a great idea that American and Canadian stores ought to begin using.<\/p>\n Dogpper, of course, is a mashup of \u201cDog\u2019s Whopper,\u201d their name for the signature flame-grilled burger, which was introduced in 1957 at a Gainesville, Florida, location.<\/p>\n Dogecoin has a sporadic history in\u00a0NASCAR<\/a>\u00a0as they were a primary sponsor for Josh Wise\u2019s No. 98 Phil Parsons Racing vehicle (which ran as both a Ford Fusion and a Chevrolet SS) for a handful of races during the 2014 NASCAR Cup Series schedule, and then recently during the 2021 Xfinity Series season with Stefan Parsons driving the No. 99 Toyota Supra for BJ McCleod Motorsports at Nashville Superspeedway.<\/p>\n Stefan is Phil Parsons\u2019 son, and this was the same weekend that racer dog Asher Wallace<\/a>\u00a0appeared on Bubba Wallace\u2019s car.<\/p>\n Burger King itself has also been involved in NASCAR off and on for decades, most notably the sharp-looking flame-inspired black and orange No. 87 Joe Nemechek drove in the 1990s, and more recently appearing on the BK Racing vehicles or Tony Stewart\u2019s No. 14.<\/p>\n Yahoo Finance notes that human food cannot be purchased with Dogecoin at this time.<\/p>\n For more food-related news within the FanSided Network, check out our sister sites\u00a0FoodSided<\/a> and\u00a0Guilty Eats<\/a> for more information about the latest in the food scene.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nBurger King now accepts Dogecoin for dog treats in Brazil.<\/h2>\n