Taco Bell Not Even Pretending To Be Mexican Food Anymore

Taco Bell's New Menu Items Feature a Huge Cheez-It

Taco Bell sure knows how to "cheez-it up"! With their latest menu addition, they're taking their love for cheesy goodness to a whole new level. Who knew that a Cheez-It and a taco could make such a perfect match? It's like a crunchy, gooey fiesta in your mouth! Taco Bell truly knows how to keep things cheesy and satisfying for their fans. ¡Viva el queso! 🧀🌮😄

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Taco Bell is surprising its customers in Southern California with an exclusive limited-time offering – the Big Cheez-It Tostada and the Big Cheez-It Crunchwrap Supreme. These new menu items feature a giant Cheez-It cracker, 16 times larger than the common variety, replacing the traditional crispy tortilla. However, eager fans should note that these offerings are only available for less than two weeks at a Southern California location.

The Big Cheez-It Tostada, priced at $2.49, incorporates the massive cheddar cracker as the base and layers it with Taco Bell's ground beef, sour cream, tomatoes, lettuce, and cheddar cheese. On the other hand, the more exclusive Big Cheez-It Crunchwrap Supreme, costing $4.29, takes inspiration from the original Crunchwrap but replaces the traditional tortilla with the oversized Cheez-It.

These unique menu items are part of Taco Bell's experimentation with unconventional offerings, and the limited-time availability adds an element of exclusivity. The company is testing the Big Cheez-It Tostada and Big Cheez-It Crunchwrap Supreme at a single Southern California location for two weeks or until supplies last.

Taco Bell has been introducing innovative concepts and menu items in recent times. The company opened its first futuristic four-lane drive-thru store, named Taco Bell Defy, in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. This innovative drive-thru promises a quicker experience, utilizing vertical lifts to move meals from the upstairs kitchen to the drive-thru below.

Moreover, Taco Bell responded to popular demand by reviving its Mexican Pizza in May. The return was prompted by fan requests and celebrity endorsements, such as from singer/rapper Doja Cat. The chain's willingness to experiment and respond to customer preferences reflects its dynamic approach to menu offerings and its commitment to keeping the dining experience exciting for its patrons.

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