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Taco Bell Reportedly Plotting Major Menu Changes in August

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Earlier in the week, there were reports that Taco Bell was preparing to make some major menu changes in August that might eliminate some of your favorites items.

According to Business Insider, the changes were the fast food joint's attempt at simplifying operations.


The initial report came from an employee who posted on Reddit about what is changing as of August 13th.

Taco bell menu seems to be getting nuked this august pic.twitter.com/q3mMgtTd1w

— Chogs v3.01 (@The301st) July 12, 2020

Initially a rep for Taco Bell did not confirm the news to Thrillist, but did say that the company is "evolving our menu to simplify operations and make our team member and customer experiences easier."

But on Friday, the company finally confirmed the menu would be undergoing an overhaul starting next month.

"Beginning August 13, we will be simplifying our menu," the chain said in a statement. "This evolved menu approach comes after months of analyzing the new way we are running our restaurants."

The following menu items will no longer be available:

Tacos

Grilled Steak Soft Taco

Burritos

7-Layer Burrito

Specialties

Nachos Supreme

Cravings Value

Beefy Fritos Burrito®

Spicy Tostada

Triple Layer Nachos

Spicy Potato Soft Taco

Snacks

Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes

Loaded Grillers (Cheesy Potato, Beefy Nacho)

Chips & Dips

Breakfast

Mini Skillet Bowl

To make up for the lost items, they will be adding $5 Grande Nacho Boxes. The meals consist of tortilla chips, a double serving of seasoned beef, refried beans, nacho cheese sauce, three-cheese blend, pico de gallo, guacamole and reduced-fat sour cream, and come with a medium drink.

The company will also be adding a Beef Burrito to the $1 Cravings menu. And while the Quesarito will no longer appear on menu boards, customers will still be able to order them via the Taco Bell website or app.

Fans still have a few weeks to make their way to Taco Bell to snag the disappearing menu items before they are gone for good on August 13th.

Taco Bell getting rid of the quesarito I- pic.twitter.com/lJ2649pYLL

— Zoey (@itsmedoublez) July 14, 2020