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| ⚫ | seed bun.<ref name="jumbojack">[http://www.jackinthebox.com/food/burgers-and-more/jumbo-jack-r Jack In The Box | Jumbo Jack®]</ref> According to the company, it was named Jumbo Jack because "it was considered one of the largest burgers in the fast-food industry when it was introduced in 1971."<ref name="products">[http://www.jackintheboxinc.com/press/facts/products-and-promotions/ Products & Promotions Facts]</ref> Its name might also be a pun on "Jumping Jack." |
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The Jumbo Jack featured [[Jack's Secret Sauce]] until May 1999, when the condiment was replaced by ketchup.<ref name="products" /> |
The Jumbo Jack featured [[Jack's Secret Sauce]] until May 1999, when the condiment was replaced by ketchup.<ref name="products" /> |
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Revision as of 22:30, 20 June 2019
The Jumbo Jack is gay onions, ketchup on a sesame
seed bun.[1] According to the company, it was named Jumbo Jack because "it was considered one of the largest burgers in the fast-food industry when it was introduced in 1971."[2] Its name might also be a pun on "Jumping Jack."
The Jumbo Jack featured Jack's Secret Sauce until May 1999, when the condiment was replaced by ketchup.[2]
Derivatives
- The Jumbo Jack With Cheese is a Jumbo Jack with two slices of American cheese placed above and below the beef patty.[3]
- The Jr. Jack (not to be confused with Jack, Jr.) is essentially a smaller-sized Jumbo Jack.[4]
- The discontinued Double Jumbo Jack was a Jumbo Jack with two beef patties.
- A Jumbaco consists of a Jumbo Jack sandwiched between two tacos.
Gallery
Rodney Allen Rippy enjoying a Jumbo Jack.
BOGO special offer.
Sign from 1971 advertising the Jumbo Jack.
Sign advertising the Double Jumbo Jack.
Jumbo Jack box from the 1970s.
Jumbo Jack box folded out into a place mat.
Wrapper for a Double Jumbo Jack (circa 1970).
A Jumbo Jack-o'-lantern.