The current state of VR technology focuses on creating an immersive experience through sight and hearing. However, as of today, there has not been a VR device that stimulates the jaw, even though eating and food are such integral parts of the human experience. At the 2023 MIT Reality Hack, we created a futuristic jaw haptic device that simulates eating in VR. The haptic jaw consists of two parts- an adjustable jaw brace and a harness. The jaw brace is made of aluminum wire and rubber bands, and can be adjusted to fit the facial profile of different users. The jaw brace is then attached to the harness via springs. The tension on the springs can be adjusted via motors. This means that when a user “eats” a particular food item in the XR experience, depending on the texture of the food item, the tension in the springs are adjusted automatically. This simulates the extent of difficulty or ease in chewing different items in an XR experience.