Taco Shells made from Doritos Movement

10/12/2022

https://www.mentalfloss.com/posts/discontinued-taco-bell-enchirito-returning

Taco Bell let fans lead a battle between the Enchirito and the Double Decker Taco. The Enchirito won.

05/25/2020

04/04/2020

Taco Bell customers were delighted to receive free Doritos Locos Tacos earlier this week but some of them were greeted with a surprise offer.

03/30/2020

Drive-thru guests can receive the chip-inspired taco with no purchase necessary.

03/19/2020

This is what unity looks like! Todd Mills would’ve loved that!

Italians Enjoying Their Corona Virus quarantine singing War pigs By Black Sabbath very appropriate for the predicament

08/09/2019

From hot sauce-shaped pool floaties to Baja blast-inspired manicures to exclusive menu items, the Taco Bell Hotel and Resort has it all. Located in the picturesque Palm Springs, lucky fans who were quick enough to score rooms before they sold out in just two minutes flat experienced a whole new worl...

06/26/2019

This is a tribute to everyone on this page! Todd Mills created this from the ground up, thanks to you. Now, there is a book out by Adam Chandler about fast food in America, part of which tells the story of this page!

My favorite quote from author Adam Chandler's interview with Smithsonian Magazine about his new book about fast food in America:

Smithsonian: "Do you have a favorite story from the book?"

Adam: "The creation of Doritos Locos Tacos is my favorite story in the book. Mostly because it involves a really terrific person who, in the most relatable way, was sitting on his couch eating Taco Bell and saw a Doritos commercial and thought, “This is exactly what I want to have—a Doritos-flavored taco shell.” He lobbied Frito-Lay to create the shells, and they said, “No, we can’t do that.”

So he started a Facebook group where he used his Photoshop skills to kind of put together these tableaus of famous pictures with Doritos Locos Taco shells in them. A lot of people started paying attention to it. And Taco Bell, which had actually created the idea 20 years before, and had shelved it because of corporate in-fighting, was planning to release the product and brought this guy along for the journey. It was a really, really fascinating, beautiful story. He lives to see the creation of the product, but dies very shortly thereafter. And his family and friends gather, and they all go out to Taco Bell after the funeral, and they eat their Doritos Locos Tacos."

Adam Chandler’s new book explores the intersection between fast food and U.S. history

06/18/2019

Nothing tastes better than free.