Jack in the Box’s The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror menu has been in restaurants nationwide since September 10, led by a new Munchie Meal of Horror and a run of Krusty-inspired burgers, a Forbidden D’oh!nut Holes dessert, an all-new Spooky Simpsons Sauce, and six glow-in-the-dark collectible cups. The limited-time lineup is available at participating Jack in the Box locations, through the Jack app and at JackintheBox.com, while supplies last.
Update, September 23: Some locations have run out of the six collectible cups. Jack in the Box says that if you buy a Munchie Meal of Horror while your location is out of cups, you’ll get a voucher for the cup, plus 2 free tacos when you come back to redeem it. Here’s how the voucher works.
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The Munchie Meal of Horror
The Munchie Meal of Horror is a Treehouse of Horror take on Jack’s late-night combo. Guests choose a Double Krusty Burger of Terror or a Double Chicken Sandwich of Terror, served with two tacos, seasoned curly fries and a drink. Each meal comes with one of six special-edition glow-in-the-dark cups and arrives in an exclusive Treehouse of Horror Munchie Meal box. Both sandwiches carry the all-new Spooky Simpsons Sauce, described as a smoky BBQ ketchup made for the collaboration, on a custom sesame seed bun.
We Tried the Munchie Meal of Horror: The Box, the Wrapper, and the Cup
The best part is the box, which is covered in Treehouse of Horror Easter eggs. On the front, Kang and Kodos read How to Cook for Forty Humans in their flying saucer, and tombstones in the yard read Moe “No Funeral” Szyslak and Maude Flanders.
On one side, Homer is strapped into a machine that feeds him a line of Jack’s tacos while Devil Flanders watches, a riff on the Hell scene from “The Devil and Homer Simpson” with tacos in place of doughnuts. Patty and Selma fly overhead as witches wearing DMV traffic cones.
Another side puts Mr. Burns in a Dracula coffin and turns Groundskeeper Willie into a giant spider under Bart’s treehouse. Showrunner Matt Selman called the meal “dense with deep references,” and the box backs that up.
The sandwich comes in a Krusty Burger wrapper, and the drink is served separately from the collectible cup, so the cup stays clean. In our view it is one of the best values on a fast-food Halloween menu this year. It is pretty cheap, the box is really well done, and the whole meal is a fun experience.
The Treehouse of Horror Meals
Beyond the Munchie Meal, the menu has four themed entrees, each served with fries and a drink:
- Krusty Burger of Terror: a seasoned beef patty, American cheese, lettuce, tomato and Spooky Simpsons Sauce on a toasted sesame seed bun.
- Double Krusty Burger of Terror: two beef patties with the same build.
- Triple Krusty Burger of Terror: three beef patties and three slices of American cheese.
- Double Chicken Sandwich of Terror: two crispy chicken patties, Swiss-style cheese, lettuce, tomato and Spooky Simpsons Sauce.
Forbidden D’oh!nut Holes
The dessert is where Simpsons fans will perk up. The Forbidden D’oh!nut Holes are warm donut holes dusted with cinnamon sugar, topped with pink frosting and finished with rainbow sprinkles, a Jack take on the show’s most famous pink doughnut. The name winks at “The Devil and Homer Simpson,” the Treehouse of Horror IV segment in which Homer trades his soul for a doughnut, and even the packaging shows Homer’s transformation into a donut.
Collect all six cups
The takeover extends to six special-edition glow-in-the-dark cups, each with a different Treehouse of Horror design, that come with the Munchie Meal of Horror while supplies last. Named designs include Hugo, Bart’s evil twin brother, along with Krusty the Clown, Marge, and Kang and Kodos. Custom packaging carries Easter eggs from past Treehouse of Horror episodes.
Out of cups? You get a voucher
The cups have been hard to find. In a letter posted to X on September 18, Jack in the Box said it “underestimated how badly you’d want to collect all 6 special-edition cups” and is working on getting more cups in.
If your location is out of cups when you buy a Munchie Meal of Horror, you’ll receive a voucher for the cup you purchased. Here’s how it works:
- Keep the voucher and your original receipt. The voucher will tell you when the cups are back.
- Bring both back once more cups arrive. You’ll get your cup plus 2 free tacos.
What the brands are saying
“The best collaborations start with understanding what excites our fans, and we know The Simpsons has a special connection with Jack guests,” said Katelyn Zborowski, Chief Marketing Officer at Jack in the Box. “Jack and The Simpsons share an irreverent sense of humor, and Treehouse of Horror has put its own twisted spin on Halloween for decades.”
Matt Selman, executive producer and showrunner of The Simpsons, called it “the most authentic and funny and scary and deeply Simpsons-y fun food collaboration the show has ever done,” and said “the Munchie Meal is dense with deep references for both Simpsons and Jack in the Box fans alike.”
Where and when
The menu is available for a limited time starting September 10 at participating Jack in the Box restaurants nationwide, through the Jack app and at JackintheBox.com, while supplies last. Jack in the Box did not announce pricing, which varies by location.
How a running joke became a real menu
The collaboration is a full-circle moment. Jack in the Box has spent recent years turning the Munchie Meal into a collaboration platform, marking the item’s 10th anniversary in 2023 with a Snoop Dogg Munchie Meal and following it with an Ice Cube version in 2024. The Simpsons has already spoofed the chain. Its 2020 episode “Highway to Well” ran a fake ad for “Krusty’s Munchie Mouthfuls,” a late-night fast-food gag aimed straight at the Munchie Meal, and this menu turns that old joke into an actual tray of food. Leaked promotional art circulated for weeks before the September 10 announcement, and the official lineup confirms most of it, with two tacos rather than the Monster Tacos the mockups had suggested.
The Simpsons’ Treehouse of Horror is also on the menu at Universal’s Halloween event. See our coverage of the Treehouse of Horror food at Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood.
