FAST FOOD NEWS: Jack in the Box Burger Dippers

Jack in the Box Burger Dippers

I thought Burger King’s Whopperito was the weirdest burger-that’s-not-really-burger. But that has been replaced with Jack in the Box’s new Burger Dippers.

The photo above was sent in by TIB reader Austin in Davis, CA, who said of the finger food, “It tastes like they literally put a whole burger in a blender and then deep fried it.” It’s part of a new $6 all day Munchie Meal Box that also includes two tacos, curly fries, and a drink. The Burger Dippers are also available a la carte for $3 and sauce is available upon request.

Jack in the Box Burger Dippers Closeup

It isn’t available on the main Jack in the Box site, so it might be a test item. Doing some quick Googling I came upon a commercial for the new $6 Munchie Meals that features the Burger Dippers and the new Jr. Double Jack.

If you’ve tried the Burger Dippers or have seen it at your local Jack in the Box, let us know in the comments.

SPOTTED: Tillamook Limited Release Blood Orange Cream Ice Cream

Tillamook Limited Release Blood Orange Cream Ice Cream

There needs to be more blood in my life, I mean, um, there needs to be more blood ORANGE in my life. Ahhh, THE SUN! (Spotted by Rachel C at Walmart.)

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SPOTTED: White Chocolate Marshmallow M&M’s

White Chocolate Marshmallow M M s

Update: We reviewed it! Click here to read our review.

Now that Valentines is over, it’s time to welcome Easter products. (Spotted by Rachel C at Target.)

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SPOTTED: Trader Joe’s Cocoa Crunch Cereal

Trader Joe s Cocoa Crunch Cereal

Someone is going to go cuckoo over this. And that someone is General Mills and, probably, sorghum eaters. (Spotted by Rachel C at Trader Joe’s.)

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REVIEW: Fudge Covered Nutter Butter and Oreo Cookies

Fudge Covered Nutter Butter and Oreo Cookies

What is fudge?

Baby don’t hurt me. Don’t hurt me. No more.

My apologies for burdening you with that musical earworm, but I had to. You’re bobbing your head to the right like Will Ferrell right now, aren’t you? Yeah, you are.

Ok, but seriously, what is fudge?

When I hear “fudge,” I think of those chewy, gritty squares kept under glass at confectionary shops or Judy Blume books. What I don’t think of is this thin layer of waxy chocolate new “Fudge Covered” Nutter Butter and Oreo cookies are trying to pass off as the stuff.

I mean, we all know and love the cookies here, the fudge is supposed to be the draw, no? Is it even worth pulling these off the shelf when the old reliable Oreo and Nutter Butter are two feet away for the taking?

I guess that’s what I’m here to tell you, eh?

Let’s start with Nutter Butter because I’m ecstatic that classic cookie is getting some shine in the age of 4,839,320 new Oreo variations.

Fudge Covered Nutter Butter Cookies

Are you a fan of Peanut Butter Girl Scout cookies? I personally love Do-si-dos and Tagalongs, and I bet most do as well. Have you ever wished they somehow combined them into one super cookie? Well, here ya go.

These are basically a crispier, thicker Tagalong. They’re a bit dry, and the “fudge” masks the peanut butter slightly, but they’re great. I can’t stress enough how happy I am to see a spin on Nutter Butter. These coupled with the cereal have really made me appreciate a cookie that I often forget exists.

I almost feel like the Oreo version doesn’t need a review. Chances are you’ve had some kind of chocolate covered Oreo in your lifetime, and I’d wager to bet you enjoyed it. I can happily tell you that these won’t let you down. I ate seven of these with no regrets, and I usually max out on four Oreo cookies per sitting.

Fudge Covered Oreo Cookies

It’s an Oreo cookie with a chocolate coating, and while we’re not talking about decadent Belgian chocolate here (more on that in a few) it’s still an excellent combo. These are the inverse of those delicious Milka Oreo candy bars, with there being a lot more cookie than chocolate, obviously.

As good as they are, I do wish the chocolate quality was closer to Milka brand. That’s my one nitpick.

The second Google definition of “fudge” is “an instance of faking or ambiguity,” so I guess I can’t accuse Nabisco of false advertising, but I think the coating might disappoint some fudge purists.

It didn’t ruin my enjoyment, but it really is just a plasticky glob of chocolate. It’s so thin that I wouldn’t say it was necessarily bursting with too much flavor either.

That nitpick aside, I basically loved em. I’m just left confused as to what constitutes “fudge covered” vs. “chocolate covered.” Either way, go grab a box of each.

Oh, and sorry again about the earworm. You can stop bobbing your heads now.

Purchased Price: $3.99 each
Size: 7.9 oz. box/12 cookies
Purchased at: ShopRite
Rating: 8 out of 10 (Nutter Butter)
Rating: 8 out of 10 (Oreo)
Nutrition Facts: (2 cookies) Nutter Butter – 180 calories, 9 grams of total fat, 5 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 0 milligrams of cholesterol, 105 milligrams of sodium, 25 grams of carbohydrates, 1 gram of dietary fiber, 14 grams of sugars, and 2 grams of protein. Oreo – 180 calories, 9 grams of total fat, 5 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 0 milligrams of cholesterol, 105 milligrams of sodium, 25 grams of carbohydrates, less than 1 gram of dietary fiber, 17 grams of sugars, and 1 gram of protein.

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