As the chill of winter begins to settle across Australia, Hungry Jack's is rolling out a heartwarming invitation to its customers with the launch of its new Winter Warmers range.

This latest menu is designed to provide comfort and satisfaction during the brisk mornings that define the season down under.

The standout star of the Winter Warmers range is the all-new Jack’s Brekky Roll. This isn't your average breakfast sandwich; it's a culinary creation that packs a punch with its spicy tomato relish, giving it a zesty kick that's sure to wake up your taste buds.

The Brekky Roll also features a generous helping of double bacon, a cage-free egg, a smoky flame-grilled sausage patty, and melted cheese, all nestled within a soft, buttery brioche bun.

It's a hearty start to the day that promises to keep you fueled and satisfied until lunchtime.

Hungry Jacks announced a new winter menu. Image source: Hungry Jack’s/Facebook

But the warmth doesn't stop there. To complement the savoury Brekky Roll, Hungry Jack's is also introducing a barista-made Deluxe Hot Chocolate.

This isn't just any hot chocolate; it's a luxurious treat, topped with a dollop of whipped cream and a sprinkling of chocolate flakes, creating a decadent beverage that's perfect for those cold winter days.

Joy Villanueva, the Head of Jack’s Cafe, expressed excitement about the new offerings, stating, 'We are levelling up our breakfast menu to offer a superior breakfast option with delicious and high-quality ingredients that speak to why the “Brekky is Better at Hungry Jack’s”.'

‘From the first sip of the deluxe hot chocolate topped with chocolate flakes to the last bite of the Jack's brekky roll with spicy tomato relish, the Winter Warmers range will greet Australians with delight every morning,’ Villanueva added.

The response to the Winter Warmers range has been overwhelmingly positive, with fans taking to social media to share their enthusiasm.

Comments like 'The burger is wild! So good,' and 'I love the new hot chocolate, please keep it on the menu HJs,' are a testament to the success of these new additions.

Available nationwide for a limited time only, these winter delights are calling your name.

And there's an extra incentive for those who embrace technology—by signing up for a digital loyalty card on the Hungry Jack’s app, you can earn stamps with every order.

Collect enough, and you'll unlock a free fifth Jack’s Cafe beverage. It's a win-win situation: enjoy delicious food and drinks while working your way towards a freebie.

This news comes after Hungry Jack's reintroduced its Big Jack and Mega Jack burgers to its menu after winning a trademark infringement legal battle against McDonald's.

The fast-food company faced court action from McDonald's over claims that the Big Jack and Mega Jack infringed on the Big Mac and Mega Mac trademarks, but the Federal Court ruled in favour of Hungry Jack's. You can read more about that here.

Key Takeaways

• Hungry Jack’s introduced a new Winter Warmers range as Australia approaches the winter season.
• The range includes an all-new Jack’s Brekky Roll and a Deluxe Hot Chocolate, with a focus on offering warm, comforting food options.
• Enthusiasm for the new menu items is evident, with customers expressing their approval on social media.
• The items are available for a limited time, and customers can also benefit from a digital loyalty card through the Hungry Jack’s app, receiving a free fifth Jack’s Cafe beverage after certain purchases.

Members, will you treat yourself to Hungry Jack's Winter Warmers range? What are your favourite winter meals? Share them with us in the comments below!

 

[darrellh]

The majority of things advertised here are food that are not good for you. Snacks, lollies, desserts, fast foods everything that increases obesity in Australia. Not a good look I don't think

 

[LeahI]

Oh that brekky roll and hot chocolate just added a few pounds to the hips just thinking about them

 

[Luckyus]

When you write articles like this, is it too much to ask that you, also add the prices involved?

 

[gordon1940]

When you write articles like this, is it too much to ask that you, also the prices involved?

Crap is Crap. I don't need the price to sell me, just pass it by.

 

[DLHM]

It’s a choice. Not my choice, but I’m sure it will sell well.

 

[Knell]

I would definitely eat that!