Jack in the Box has launched a Halloween menu tied to The Simpsons, and the Jack in the Box Simpsons meal is available now for a limited time at participating restaurants. The lineup is built around Treehouse of Horror and gives fans a choice between a Double Krusty Burger or a Double Chicken Sandwich in the Munchie Meal of Horror.
The meal comes with two tacos, curly fries, a drink and one of six glow in the dark Treehouse of Horror-themed cups, turning a fast-food run into a small collectible hunt. Jack in the Box is also selling Krusty Burgers on their own in single, double or triple form, each served with American cheese, lettuce, tomato and Spooky Simpsons Sauce on a bun styled to echo the one seen in The Simpsons.
The limited-time menu reaches beyond the burgers. Jack in the Box is offering Forbidden D'oh!nut Holes, pink-frosted treats finished with cinnamon sugar and rainbow sprinkles, inspired by Homer selling his soul to the devil for a donut. It is a cleaner fit than a one-off novelty item because the whole lineup leans into The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror specials and the kind of Halloween humor the show has used for decades.
Katelyn Zborowski said the collaboration started with what excites Jack guests and the special connection many of them already have with The Simpsons. She said Jack and The Simpsons share an irreverent sense of humor and that Treehouse of Horror has put its own twisted spin on Halloween for decades. Zborowski added that the goal was to bring both worlds together and fully immerse Jack in Springfield, from the food and collectibles to Jack Box himself.
The one detail customers still do not get is how long they have before the promotion disappears. That makes now the practical deadline, because the menu is already live and the company has only said it will run for a limited time. For anyone waiting for a later visit, the safer move is to treat this as a short window rather than a season-long standard menu item.
