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Miami Herald
03-05-2025
- Business
- Miami Herald
Taco Bell menu adds wild new item
Taco Bell never stops reinventing, albeit with roughly the same group of ingredients. The Yum Brands chain might add a new hot sauce or make some other minor update to the menu, but it rarely adds anything significantly different. It was a big deal when it relatively recently added a new chicken item, but chicken itself was not new for the chain. Related: Domino's Pizza suffers a startling loss as customers switch gears Basically, Taco Bell has given its chefs a long list of ingredients and asked them to come up with new combinations. That doesn't seem like it would be a long-term recipe for success, but it certainly has been. The chain has been innovative in making very small moves to create novel products. The most famous examples are its various Doritos Locos Taco varieties. These have been perhaps the most successful fast-food launches in history and have inspired a range of copycats. The chain has also mined that vein itself, working with various snack chips in order to make slightly new variations of Mexican classics. Don't miss the move: Subscribe to TheStreet's free daily newsletter Taco Bell has never been overly confined by tradition. It uses mostly traditional Mexican ingredients and turns them into things you have never seen before. Its latest item pushes those same boundaries. In creating new products, Taco Bell also likes to invent new words to name them. Its latest effort appears to be a work in progress. "In what seems like a mouthful to say, Taco Bell is testing the new Crispy Cheese Triple Stacked Taco at participating areas in the Sacramento, CA, area for a limited time. The name is also a work-in-progress, as some locations have it on the menu as the 'Quesocrisp Triple Stacked Taco,'" BrandEating reported. The new item follows Taco Bell's typical "more is more" philosophy. The Crispy Cheese Triple Stacked Taco offers a three-layered taco shell with an outer layer of crispy cheese and a warm flour tortilla sandwiching a layer of melted cheddar, mozzarella, and pepper jack. Inside the taco's shell is a familiar combination of seasoned beef, spicy ranch sauce, shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes, and shredded cheddar," according to the website. More Food + Dining: Domino's Pizza unveils generous deal amid alarming consumer trendSteak 'n Shake's beef tallow fries aren't as healthy as they appearThe Cheesecake Factory makes bittersweet changes to its menu "The Crispy Cheese Triple Stacked is priced from $3.99 to $4.99, varying with location," it added. Taco Bell has not shared any plans for a national or regional release. Taco Bell's parent company, Yum Brands (YUM) , recently reported first-quarter earnings, and numbers were outstanding for the Mexican chain. "Taco Bell U.S. delivered a staggering 9% increase in same-store sales, an impressive achievement, especially against the backdrop of soft industry trends. Notably, this quarter, Taco Bell saw a significant expansion in consumer penetration, reflecting our efforts to elevate our positioning and broaden our relevance, which helped us to grow traffic low-single digits," CEO David Gibbs said during the call. He also noted that the chain has improved in one key area. "Taco Bell's digital momentum is also accelerating. Byte by Yum! has reduced system limitations, empowering Taco Bell's world class advertising team to push creative boundaries. One area in marketing with enormous potential is the expansion of AI-driven decisioning to enable personalized experiences for consumers," he added. Related: Stanley cup maker has a problem on its hands Ultimately, this is expected to be a massive sales driver for the brand and the company. "We are testing the use of these tools to enable us to deliver one-to-one communication to our consumers. Recall at the Taco Bell Consumer Day, the team shared that they expect to generate over $225,000 in additional per-store sales by expanded digital channels and loyalty membership. What truly sets Taco Bell U.S. apart, however, is its unique ability to deliver compelling value while improving store-level margins, a rare combination in the industry," Gibbs explained. The Arena Media Brands, LLC THESTREET is a registered trademark of TheStreet, Inc.
Buzz Feed
11-04-2025
- Politics
- Buzz Feed
"America Is Fighting A Trade War While Begging For Eggs": I'm Laughing So I Don't Cry At These 27 Best Political Tweets Of The Week
Hot Topic 🔥 Full coverage and conversation on Politics Editor's Note: While we can't endorse what X has become, we can bring you the worthwhile moments that still exist there, curated and free of the surrounding chaos. American politics is a total rollercoaster right now, but I find it comforting to know I'm not alone in thinking the world has gone bananas. So, here are 27 of the best, most relatable, and sometimes funny political tweets from the last week: 1. 2. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Oh my god he thinks Asylum Seekers are insane people because of the word asylum LMAO — PotatoMcWhiskey (@PotatoMcWhiskey) April 9, 2025 RSBN / Twitter: @PotatoMcWhiskey 16. 19. 23. Twitter: @BlueCollarBklyn 24. This is your annual reminder that the Taco Bell Doritos Locos Taco has lasted longer than the Confederacy did, and therefore, should have it's own flag decal that replaces the one on your neighbors truck. — Havoc Six (@Havoc_Six) April 9, 2025 Twitter: @Havoc_Six 25. Twitter: @carolinekwan 26. ahead of his time on this one — tyler oakley ( (@tyleroakley) April 9, 2025 Warner Bros. / Twitter: @tyleroakley 27. And finally: Twitter: @Matthewtravis08 See you next week! For more political tweets, check out our most recent roundup: "So Stupid. So Dumb. So Bad For The United States": 27 Of The Best, Most Brutal, And Funniest Political Tweets Of The Week
