The other half of
Jack in the Box's 2 for $3 Breakfast Croissants, the
Supreme Croissant features a fried egg, Jack's new hickory-smoked bacon, ham, and American cheese on a buttery croissant. What makes it "supreme" you ask? It's that thin slice of ham, because otherwise it would just be the "Bacon Croissant" or the "Bacon, Egg & Cheese Croissant." See how much difference a slice of ham makes? The normal price for a Supreme Croissant is
$2.19.
Let start off with the new hickory-smoked bacon. While it felt more like normal bacon and less like super-thin fast food bacon, there was no discernable hickory smokiness to it. Still, bacon is yummy and it was fried to a decent crispness.
The ham was a single slice of deli-thin ham and I was pretty indifferent about it. I liked the fried egg with its crisp edges and the buttery, soft croissant though.
Most sandwich shops already charge to upgrade to a croissant, so it's nice when you can get one on the cheap at a fast food restaurant such as Jack in the Box, especially at all odd hours. It'd probably be extra good if you toast it before you eat the sandwich. I wish I had thought of that earlier when I was eating the sandwich rather than now as I write about it...
Of the Jack in the Box breakfast offerings I've tried so far, I have to say I like the Supreme Croissant the best.
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Nutritional Info - Jack in the Box's Supreme Croissant (143g)
Calories - 448 (from Fat - 242)
Fat - 27g (Saturated Fat - 12g)
Sodium - 892mg
Carbs - 32g (Sugar - 3g)
Protein - 20g
As long as the local Ronald McDonald hang-out has those to-me super yummylicious one-buck sausage biscuits with the tasty non-hard biscuits I will remain within my stuck-in-a-rut schemata of grabbing that critter.
ReplyDeleteHowever, as with the horde of other reviews of various edibles from a herd of sources, your review is eminently "edible."
Burp.