Jack in the Box Drops Smashed Jack Sliders Munchie Meal With Surprise Cups and a Chance to Win $75,000

San Diego—(Business Wire)— Jack in the Box (NASDAQ: JACK) is continuing the 75th anniversary celebrations doing what it does best: going bigger on flavor with a fun twist fans are going to love. Introducing the new Smashed Jack Sliders Munchie Meal, a limited-time drop that brings bold flavor, new collectibles and a chance to win $75K.

At the center of it all are the Smashed Jack Sliders, a craveable spin on the Best Rated Burger in Fast Food*: the Smashed Jack Burger. Each slider features a 2oz smashed beef patty with melty American cheese layered on both sides of the patty, topped with a pickle and Smashed Jack sauce, all served on a soft slider bun. The result is the same flavor fans love, now in a more snackable format perfect for sharing…or not.

“As we celebrate our 75th birthday, this is a fun, nostalgic-yet-modern way to lean into what Jack does best: big flavor in unexpected form,” said Chef Ciaran, Executive Chef at Jack in the Box. “Building off the success of the Smashed Jack platform, we didn’t set out to reinvent it – we wanted to preserve what makes it work. We kept the same ingredients and bold flavor profile, then scaled the proportions so each slider delivers that same impact in a smaller, shareable bite.

It’s a natural extension of our playful, irreverent brand DNA – where bold size contrasts, from Monster to Tiny, continue to drive what’s next.”

The delicious bites are just the start: the Smashed Jack Sliders Munchie Meal also includes two of Jack’s famous tacos, medium curly fires, a small drink and…a limited edition Surprise Cup, hiding a collectible Jack pin inside. Inspired by blind bag culture, each cup adds a little fun to your order, taking your munchies to the next level.

And the best part? Everyone’s a winner! Every pin includes an entry for a chance to win the $75,000 grand prize and unlocks an exclusive digital offer in the Jack app. Score a rare gold pin and win $1,000 instantly. After 75 years of the Jack Pack riding with us, a simple “thank you” just doesn't cut it.