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Nacho Fries From Taco Bell Are Coming Back in July

Maybe the Selah Taco Bell is just super excited about Christmas 2018.

One of the mourners attending the candlelight vigil for a burned down Taco Bell restaurant told a WSFA 12 news reporter, "I feel like I just lost a family member."

High school yearbook photos are as much a part of teenage life as proms and getting a driver's license. This girl, though, decided to mix it up.

Taco Bell is secretly testing a new menu of sriracha-flavored food items. (Sorry, reading that sentence just made me spit out my morning coffee and say, "Whooo, child. YUCK!") According to InvestorsPlace.com and the comments on a Taco Bell subreddit, the parent company that owns Taco Bell, TB restaurants in Kansas City, Mo...

When Taco Bell introduced the Doritos Locos Taco last year, it was a success.  And not a small success . . . it was the most successful item in Taco Bell History, and arguably one of the fastest selling fast food items EVER. There were rumors of a sequel almost immediately ...

Taco Bell had a World Series promotion where if a player stole a base, everyone in the country would get a free taco.  And even though the World Series flew by, Angel Pagan of the San Francisco Giants DID have time to steal a base. So today, if you go to Taco Bell between 2:00 P...

Some of you may not believe this, but Mountain Dew was not intended to be consumed for breakfast – that is, until now.

After we heard earlier this month that Taco Bell sold more than 100 million Doritos tacos in 10 weeks . . . which might make them the fastest-selling fast food item ever . . . we knew more varieties HAD to be on the way.  And they are. A website called FoodBeast found two new varieties being live tested at six Taco Bells in Orange County, California...

It looks like the Doritos Locos tacos have inspired Taco Bell to try even MORE Frankenstein food experiments. They've started testing a new drink on their breakfast menu called DEW A.M.  It's a mix of Mountain Dew and ORANGE JUICE.  Sounds awful...

When I was a young man living on my own for the first time, food stamps helped eat good back then in 19 something. Now we hear that Yum! Brands is urging the U.S. government to extend benefits of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in some states to allow the poor and hungry to use food stamps to buy restaurant meals...

ALRIGHT DROP THE CHALUPA!!