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This was a summer of changes for the Taco Bell menu. After rumors of the beloved chain cutting the beloved quesaritiesknock In July, fans were naturally upset. Before the news can be confirmed, there was aChange.org petition Started to keep it on the menu that finally received thousands of signatures. However, a statement later published in the month, quesarities will only be available to order in-store from now.

The same month, the channel announced that they remove 12 other items from the menu. Unfortunately, these are not the only cups in the chain in 2020. Three other menu items soon get the boot, according toA new statement.Pico de Gallo, shredded chicken and Mexican pizza will be removed from the menu on November 5th.

This means that there is always a little time to enjoy Pico or some mild tacos shredded chicken, shredded chicken burritos and shredded chicken skins melt. The channel says that the elimination of Mexican pizzas will help their sustainability efforts. Boxing and packaging for the Favorites menu creates more than 7 million pounds of carton waste per year.

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News less menu Cups are never fun, but Taco Bell also announced menu additions. As of September 24, Dragonfruit's gel will be available throughout the country. From November 5th, the melting of chicken chipotle (an excellent alternative to shredded chicken) will also be available throughout the country. But there are still better news - marinated grilled chicken, chipotle sauce and cheese cheddar combo will only be $ 1!

All this year's changes are part of the company's attempt to streamline the menu. This allows the restaurant staff to speed up the operating process inside the dining rooms and the reader. It also means that there is room to add new items. Take a look at the Taco Bell menu in your local restaurant, there may be articles that the company tests silently: like the Quesalipa andCrispy chicken wings.

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