If you’re a fan of spice, one fast food chain is about to challenge your love for fiery foods.

KFC is officially bringing fans its new hottest burger ever, the Fiery Zinger Burger – but it will be very different and even spicier than its 2016 version.

The burger features the iconic Zinger fillet, lettuce and a sauce that features no less than 11 chillies – including jalapeño, habanero and Carolina Reaper.

It is set to be the spiciest of the Zinger range, followed by the Supercharged Zinger burger and the classic version.

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Tami Cunningham, chief marketing officer at KFC Australia, commented: “We know so many Aussies like their meals to pack a punch, so the Fiery Zinger Burger is perfect for fans looking to satisfy their heat cravings or test their limits.

“Delivering a fresh take on iconic KFC flavours, the hottest burger from the Zinger range is sure to delight Aussies with a unique KFC eating experience that truly brings the heat. Get in quick as you never know when it’ll be back again.”

But, that’s not all that one of the biggest fried chicken chains in Australia is doing.

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On the Secret Menu fans of the KFC Double can find the brand-new Fiery Double, which has two Zinger fillets that act as a bun, bacon and cheese plus KFC’s Supercharged and brand new 11 Chilli sauce.

The burgers can come in meals, but for those who are starving there is also the Fiery Zinger Box features a Fiery Zinger Burger, two pieces of Hot & Crispy (or Wicked Wings depending on your location), potato and gravy, chips and a drink.

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The Fiery Zinger Burger are on available for a limited time – between August 8 and September 4 – at participating KFC restaurants and via the KFC app. But, fans can access the it a day early via the KFC app – and the secret menu item is only found via the app.

This story originally appeared on news.com.au. It has been reproduced here with permission.