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Taco Bell’s 30 Day $10 Nacho Fries Lover’s Pass is Back

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Taco Bell's mobile app next to Nacho Fries.

Taco Bell’s $10 Nacho Fries Lover’s Pass is back for a limited time through Monday, December 2, 2024.The pass is only available to Taco Bell Rewards members through the Taco Bell mobile app. From the purchase date, the Nacho Fries Lover’s Pass is good for 30 consecutive days of free regular Nacho Fries (one per day), except on Thanksgiving Day or Christmas.

Taco Bell regular Nacho Fries feature an order of seasoned fries with warm nacho cheese for dipping. They regularly cost a suggested price of $2.39. As long as you redeem the pass five times (or four times if Nacho Fries cost more than $2.50 near you), you’ll save some money. If you somehow manage to use it for 30 days, you’re looking at over $70 worth of food for $10.

Taco Bell offered the same deal around this time last year. It’s basically a 30-day subscription for fries.

Taco Bell’s Cheesy Street Chalupa and Jalapeno Ranch Nacho Fries Hit The Menu

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Hitting the Mexican fast food chain’s menu Thursday, July 18, is the Cheesy Street Chalupa, made with mozzarella and pepperjack cheese and topped with fresh onions and cilantro and creamy Jalapeño Ranch sauce. You can get two for $5.49 and choose to have them filled with slow-roasted Cantina chicken or grilled, marinated steak.

“The Chalupa has taken many delicious forms over the years, but with the Cheesy Street Chalupas, we set out to create a new flavor-rich way for fans to enjoy the beloved menu item,” said Luis Restrepo, Taco Bell’s vice president for product innovation, in a press release. “The fresh onions and cilantro atop layers of cheese and premium proteins seasoned to perfection adds a different flavor profile and is our playful nod to the street taco that we all know and love.”

The Chalupa was first introduced in 1999 and has since featured several iterations such as the XXL Chalupa, the Baja Chalupa, and the Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Chalupa. The street-sized cheese-stuffed Chalupa shells were inspired by the Quesalupa shell, one of Chalupa’s spinoffs that was introduced in 2016 for a limited time.

Taco Bell is adding a twist to its fan favorite nacho fries, but it won’t stick around. The new jalapeno ranch Nacho Fries hit menus Thursday, July 18, at participating Taco Bell restaurants nationwide, according to the fast-food chain.  For $4.49, customers can get a bed of seasoned fries “topped with a tangy and creamy jalapeño ranch sauce” and pico de gallo, a product description reads. Customers can add their choice of protein. Nacho fries reappeared on menus in April, a spicier iteration that featured a blend of ranch and Serrabanero hot sauce by Secret Aardvark, McClatchy News previously reported. “With the latest edition of Jalapeño Ranch Nacho Fries, this is the longest Nacho Fries run to date for Taco Bell, bringing fans more chances to grab their favorite fries with more flavor innovations to enjoy, while supplies last,” Taco Bell said in a news release.

 

Taco Bell Enchirito is Back For A Limited Time

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Discontinued in 2013, the Enchirito features a soft flour tortilla, loaded with seasoned beef, beans and diced onions all rolled up and smothered with its classic red sauce before being topped with melted shredded cheddar cheese.

The Enchirito makes its way back after rewards members voted overwhelmingly in favor of binging back the classic over the Double Decker Taco earlier this fall.

You can find the Enchirito at participating Taco Bell locations nationwide for a suggested price of $3.79 through November 30, 2022.

Taco Bell has also launched 7-Layer Nacho Fries. The seven layers include seasoned beef, chipotle sauce, black beans, sour cream, tomatoes, cheese, nacho cheese sauce, and guacamole. That’s actually 8 layers, but who’s going to argue?  The same dish is also available in a vegetarian version as well as a
7-Layer Nacho Fries Burrito, which is essentially everything in the 7-Layer Nacho Fries, in a warm flour tortilla.

Find your nearest Taco Bell here.

Taco Bell Launches New Loaded TRUFF Nacho Fries

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Following a successful test in the Newport Beach, California area last year, Taco Bell today announced the nationwide launch of new Loaded TRUFF Nacho Fries alongside the brand’s returning fan-favorite Nacho Fries starting October 13, 2022.

Taco Bell Launches New Loaded TRUFF Nacho Fries Nationwide Alongside Returning Nacho Fries
Taco Bell Launches New Loaded TRUFF Nacho Fries Nationwide Alongside Returning Nacho Fries

Available for just two weeks or while supplies last, new Loaded TRUFF Nacho Fries feature spicy TRUFF sauce atop a generous bed of boldly seasoned fries, topped with grilled marinated steak, shredded cheddar cheese, fresh diced tomatoes, warm nacho cheese sauce and reduced-fat sour cream, all for a suggested price of $4.49.

The sauce itself features TRUFF’s ultra-unique blend of real black truffles and red chili peppers with added creaminess to compliment the cheesiness of Taco Bell’s menu. You can also add TRUFF sauce to any menu item via the Taco Bell app for $1. To celebrate the arrival of the sauce, Taco Bell added a new TRUFF Tracker on the Taco Bell app that allows users to track the supply status of TRUFF at their local Taco Bell restaurants.

 

Nacho Fries

Nacho Fries will be available a la carte for a suggested price of $1.79 or as part of a Nacho Fries Box for $5.49, which includes Nacho Fries, a Beef 5-Layer Burrito, a Crunchy Taco and a medium fountain drink.

For $7.99, fans can try the Deluxe Cravings Box that includes Nacho Fries, Steak Chalupa, a Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Tacos and medium fountain drink.

Additionally, Nacho Fries will remain on menus for an extended period even after the TRUFF Tracker runs out.

Taco Bell’s signature Nacho Fries are coated in bold Mexican spices, deep-fried until golden, and served with a dippable side of warm nacho cheese sauce.

Taco Bell Fries Have Arrived

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Lousville, Ky.-based Yum! Brands has finally brought fries to their Taco Bell chain. In what they claim is “the the most-anticipated menu item release of the year” these Mexican fries arrived at the fast foot eatery this past week.

 

So in the name of research, I ran for the border to try them, ok not really the border, but the Taco Bell on St. Rt 741.   The $1 Nacho Fries are dusted with what Taco Bell has dubbed, Mexican seasoning. The regular $1 order of fries comes with a side of Taco Bell’s signature cheese sauce for dipping.

 

You also have the option to  upgrade your Nacho Fries to Supreme for $2.49 or Bell Grande for $3.49, where they’ll be topped with  beef, nacho cheese, sour cream, and pico de gallo.  As you can see from the picture of my “supreme” order the pico de gallo was just chopped tomatoes.

 

The best deal is the Nacho Fry box for $5 which comes with the new nacho fries, a cheesy Gordita Crunch, a Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Taco and a medium drink.

Taco Bell says the fries will be available through March.

Taco Bell Adds French Fries To The Menu

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On Wednesday, the Tex-Mex chain announced that US customers will soon be able to order Nacho Fries for just $1. Taco Bell has long served fries at international stores in countries like the United Kingdom, Korea, and Japan. The chain, owned by Yum Brands, also tested fries last spring in select California and West Virginia locations.

According to Taco Bell, the fries will have “a bold Mexican seasoning” and be served with a “warm Nacho Cheese dipping sauce” for just $1.  You can also upgrade your fries to  “Supreme” — adding pico de gallo, beef and sour cream on top — for $2.49 or “Bell Grande” — all the same toppings as the “Supreme,” just larger — for $3.49.

In addition, Taco Bell will be including this new menu item in its $5 box, which comes with the fries, a Doritos Locos taco, a Cheesy Gordita Crunch and a medium drink.

 

Taco Bell’s fries will be available  on Thursday, Jan. 25, but they won’t stay on menus forever. In a press release, Taco Bell’s said they’re available for a “limited time,” but haven’t specified just how limited that frame is.