Grubhub has announced a Fallout-themed snack pack called the Nuka-Blast Burger Meal. The unique offering will be available to order later this week, but in such limited quantities that most Fallout fans will never get a chance to try it.

The product itself is meant to commemorate the forthcoming release of the Fallout TV series. Nearly two years after it originally started filming, the much-anticipated television adaptation will debut as an Amazon Prime Video exclusive on Thursday, April 11.

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Ahead of that occasion, Grubhub unveiled the Nuka-Blast Burger Meal inspired by the Fallout universe. The snack pack includes the eponymous Nuka-Blast burger, paired with a side of fries and the Nuka-Cola Victoy Special Release, a limited-edition peach mango drink made by Jones Soda, which itself has just recently started shipping to people who pre-ordered back in March. As for the package at hand, the Nuka-Blast Burger Meal will become available to order for residents of New York City and Los Angeles on April 11. Supplies will be extremely limited, with each city only getting 150 menus.

Grubhub's Fallout Nuka-Blast Burger Meal Contents

• Nuka-Blast Burger
• Fries
• Nuka-Cola Victory Special Release from Jones Soda
• Unique collector's delivery box

The complete list of eligible delivery zones for the Nuka-Blast Burger Meal is available on Grubhub's official website. The snack pack will be priced at $12, before taxes and other fees. Orders will be fulfilled by the aptly named Nuka-World Café, which can be found exclusively on Grubhub. Due to the extremely limited quantities of available meals, the popular food delivery app is restricting orders for this real-life Fallout food pack to one per customer.

The product itself is just the latest in a long string of promotions stemming from the Tune In & Takeout collaboration between Grubhub and Amazon Prime. The partnership has so far yielded similar themed menus inspired by many other Prime Video exclusives, such as Candy Cane Lane, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Shotgun Wedding, and The Summer I Turned Pretty.

While the newly announced Grubhub menu is so limited that the vast majority of fans will never get a chance to try it, the release of the Fallout TV series is also being commemorated by a much more widely available offer. Specifically, Amazon Prime Gaming members can claim Fallout 76 as part of their subscriptions starting today.

The game can be redeemed on Xbox consoles or via the Microsoft Store. Amazon Prime Gaming is currently also offering half a dozen other free titles to its subscribers, with five more being set to debut in the second half of April.

Fallout

Fallout is a post-apocalyptic RPG franchise created by Interplay Entertainment and developed by Black Isle Studios, before Bethesda Softworks took over the IP in 2004. The series features a retrofuturistic style following a nuclear war that devastated the game's world. Players typically inhabit a Vault Dweller, someone who remained safe in an underground shelter, appearing in the post-apocalyptic world where a problem needs to be solved. While the older games were more tactical RPGs, Fallout 3 took the franchise into the first person shooter genre, while also retaining the RPG elements.