Jack in the Box Worker Shows How the Tacos Are Made

JACK IN THE BOX WORKER SHOWS HOW THE TACOS ARE MADE

In the wordless video, an unseen worker takes a pre-folded and apparently pre-filled tortilla out of the fridge. They place it on a frying rack and dip it into some very dark cooking oil—more on that later—and then they turn on the fryer.

The fried taco is emptied onto a messy prep station, then filled with a slice of processed cheese, shredded lettuce from a bag, and a squirt of hot sauce.

The worker then displays the bagged taco.

The comments zeroed in on that cooking oil, which looks like it’s already seen a taco or two (or hundred). “Oil needs to be changed every 4,000 miles,” one commenter wrote. “That’s flavor my boi,” someone replied.