I ranked 5 Burger King cheeseburgers from worst to best. The winner was a great value.

Of all the fast-food burgers I've tried, Burger King's cheesy, flame-grilled burgers consistently rank among my favorites.

Burger King has sold cheeseburgers since its inception in the 1950s, according to an original menu reported by Delish, but exactly how the chain makes them has changed considerably.

The chain started with simple broiled cheeseburgers, but now the Burger King menu includes cheeseburger melts, several variations on its classic Whopper, chicken sandwiches, nuggets, fries, and more.

To determine which Burger King burger reigns supreme, I compared five different cheeseburgers from the chain. I tried the classic — yet recently updated — Whopper with cheese, the Triple Whopper with cheese, a plain cheeseburger, a double cheeseburger, and the Bacon King.

It came with American cheese, pickles, ketchup, and mustard on a sesame-seed bun.

The burger was extremely simple, but I was impressed by the generous toppings. There was a hearty amount of condiments on the burger, and the cheese was thick and perfectly melted.

The sesame-seed bun also added a lot of flavor, but this burger was just a little simple compared to the other burgers I tried.

The burger had a grilled, smoky flavor that worked well with the ketchup and mustard.

Not only was this burger flavorful, but it was also the best value at $2.79. It was the cheapest option among the cheeseburgers I tried.

I enjoyed this burger, but it could have been improved with an extra patty or more creative ingredients.

Next up was the chain's double cheeseburger, a step up from the basic cheeseburger.

The double cheeseburger came with two of the chain's beef patties, American cheese, pickles, mustard, and ketchup on a sesame-seed bun.