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Jack in the Box

Jack in the Box
Nationwide
Sourdough Jack
Tomato, Bacon, Swiss-style Cheese, Mayo, & Ketchup on Soughdough Bun
$5.39



I want to apologize to all my followers in advance as I was on a time crunch due to the holidays and could not find the time to properly select a place to review and instead in my chaotic Black Friday shopping, opted to go through a drive through and landed on Jack in the Box.
Back in high school, the Sourdough Jack was my go to burger because there was a Jack in the Box right in front of my neighborhood but honestly, since I graduated and moved, I found myself very seldom going to Jack in the Box in general and I don't know if my taste buds have changed or the burger ingredients have changed but I just didn't get the same enjoyment from this burger that I used to.
To put things into perspective, I liked the overall size of the burger, it was very filling, however the meat patty was not. It was a very thin patty (much thinner than I remember) and I found that most of the burger was just bread (which wasn't bad, we will get to that later).
The bacon was a cheap, flimsy bacon that I honestly wouldn't have known was there if I didn't physically see it. The cook blasted my burger with ketchup making almost every bite a ketchup explosion which I really didn't care for, but that has more to do with the cook error, then the overall burger. And lastly, the tomato were just basic fast food thin sliced tomatoes.
As far as what this burger did right, it wasn't much but there were 2 things. The Swiss-Style cheese was always something that I liked about this burger and was just a good cheese to have on, as I tend to get bored of burgers that just throw American Cheese on things and call it a day. And my favorite part of the burger is the Soughdough. I love Sourdough in general and wish I could find more burgers in my chase that are on Sourdough, which I think is why I yearned for this particular burger. It was big and flavorful especially with their slapped on butter and I think I would have just preferred getting two pieces of sourdough with the cheese on it instead of this burger.
Honestly, keep moving on and wait for next week when I review a REAL burger.




VERDICT: 1.5 out of 5 Stars.

And so the Chase continues…

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