From November 5, Taco Bell will release Mexican pizza, pico de gallo and shredded chicken from Mexico. Taco Bell assured fans on Thursday that it was the last time of the year that it would change its menu, and the removers would “make room for new innovations.”
Last month, Taco Bell got rid of dozens of items, including 7-layer burritos, nachos supreme and beeffritos burritos. The company explained in July that it was necessary to “create a more efficient support bell experience” during the epidemic.
Speaking of recent changes, Taco Bell claimed there were many other reasons why he says Adios for five other things. Getting rid of Mexican pizza, for example, is part of the company’s environmentally friendly commitment: packaging for the item costs more than a million million pounds of paperboard each year.
It is replacing Pico de Gallo with diced tomatoes. Shredding the shredded chicken means that the three chicken items – the shredded chicken soft taco, the shredded chicken burrito, and the shredded chicken Aquadilla melt – will disappear in the fall. In their place, Taco Bell will melt a tropical iced drink, Dragonfruit Freeze and Chicken Chipotle.
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