Jack in the Box x ‘The Simpsons’ Treehouse of Horror Collab Leaks Online

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Fast-food fans and Springfield enthusiasts have something spooky to look forward to this Halloween season. Leaked promotional materials circulating across social media reveal an upcoming collaboration between Jack in the Box and The Simpsons centered around the iconic animated series’ annual “Treehouse of Horror” specials.

The highlight of the partnership is “The Simpsons Munchie Meal of Horror,” a themed late-night meal set to hit drive-thrus ahead of the Halloween season.

What’s Included in the Munchie Meal of Horror?

According to leaked promotional imagery, the special Munchie Meal pairs classic Jack in the Box menu items with exclusive Treehouse of Horror-inspired treats:

  • Forbidden D’oh!nut Holes: Four bite-sized doughnut holes drizzled with pink icing and sprinkles—a direct nod to the classic “Treehouse of Horror IV” segment where Homer sells his soul for a doughnut.

  • Monster Tacos: The return of Jack in the Box’s fan-favorite, oversized crispy tacos.

  • Six Collectible Character Cups: Every Munchie Meal includes one of six colorful, limited-edition cups featuring Treehouse of Horror character designs (such as Devil Flanders, Hugo, and Vampire Mr. Burns). The cups will be exclusive to the meal and not sold separately.

Full-Circle Satire

The partnership serves as a fun full-circle moment for long-time Simpsons viewers. Back in 2020, Season 31 episode “Highway to Well” poked fun at Jack in the Box by introducing “Krusty’s Munchie Mouthfuls”—a direct parody of the fast-food chain’s late-night Munchie Meal lineup. Now, six years later, Jack in the Box is officially leaning into the joke with an official Springfield tie-in.

While Jack in the Box has not yet formally confirmed pricing or exact release dates, rumors and store leaks suggest the promo will roll out across participating locations starting in September and running through Halloween.

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