Taco Bell unveils a new dessert inspired by the discontinued Choco Taco
Taco Bell's new dessert is a nostalgic nod to the Choco Taco, but is it enough to win over fans?
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The story so far
Taco Bell has introduced a new dessert taco nationwide. The new item is inspired by the discontinued Choco Taco. The new dessert is a collaboration with Salt & Straw, featuring churro ice cream in a waffle cone taco shell.
The new dessert is described as a combination of a churro, waffle cone, and ice cream taco. The new dessert is not intended to replace the Choco Taco, but rather to offer a new option for customers. The new dessert is available nationwide.
The new dessert has received mixed reviews. Tasting Table notes that the new dessert does not live up to the legacy of the Choco Taco. The new dessert is described as a "creamy, cinnamon-infused ice cream" with a "crispy, cinnamon-sugar coated waffle cone taco shell." The new dessert is available nationwide.
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Sources (6)
- Review: Taco Bell's New Salt & Straw Churro Ice Cream Taco Isn't About To Steal The Choco Taco's Crown Tasting Table · 1d ago
- Taco Bell introduces new ice cream taco dessert nationwide 10TV · 1d ago
- Taco Bell has a new dessert taco and an accompanying drink AL.com · 1d ago
- Taco Bell is introducing a new take on the Choco Taco Orange County Register · 1d ago
- Taco Bell’s New $4 Dessert Is Basically a Churro, Waffle Cone, and Ice Cream Taco Rolled Into One Food & Wine · 1d ago
- Taco Bell unveils a new dessert inspired by the discontinued Choco Taco KTLA · 1d ago
The obvious questions
What is the new dessert from Taco Bell?
The new dessert is an ice cream taco featuring churro ice cream in a waffle cone shell.
Is the new dessert a replacement for the Choco Taco?
No, the new dessert is not a replacement for the Choco Taco. It is a new option inspired by the discontinued item.
How much does the new dessert cost?
The new dessert is priced at $4.00.
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