Taco Bell has granted customers’ wishes and declared the return of its famous Nacho Fries with Truff and has also revealed end date along with the price
The restaurant chain Taco Bell has partnered up with Truff to bring back the nation’s favorite Nacho Fries to locations across the United States. The partnership was successfully tested in Newport Beach, California in year 2021 and the item has been made available in menus nationwide for a limited time period.
Taco Bell Nacho Fries With Truff Sauce October 2022 Price, Date Till When They Are Back, Box Menu Items
Nacho fries are back. This is a tweet. https://t.co/lEz9Ah3DJl
— Taco Bell (@tacobell) October 13, 2022
Truff Nacho Fries Return
Beginning from this Thursday, October 13th, in 2022, the loaded Truff Nacho Fries are available for two weeks or while supplies last. If supplies last, all the customers can expect the item to stay in menus nationwide until 31st of October, 2022.
After the Truff partnership runs out, “the original Nacho Fries will be available nationwide for an extended period as they are here for a limited time”, Taco Bell has revealed officially. The loaded Truff Nacho Fries cost around $4.99 and you can add the Truff sauce to any item from the menu for just only $1.
The original Nacho Fries will be available on their own for $1.79 or you can get a Nacho Fries Box for a price of $5.49. The box includes Nacho Fries, a beefy five-layer burrito, a crunchy taco and a medium size drink. For those who are unaware, truff sauce is a unique mixture that has a blend of red chilli peppers and real black truffles. Earlier Taco Bell was seen collaborating with Truff back during the summers of 2021.
People React On Truff Nacho Fries
While all the customers are thrilled about the return of Taco Bell’s nacho fries, several of them have asked the chain to make them a permanent item in the menu.
- One customer stated that: “Just keep them on the menu if they’re so popular!”
- Another one wrote: “If you’re gonna bring back nacho fries, bring back grilled steak tacos.”
- Someone else tweeted that: “They come back so often, might as well be a permanent menu item,” while a fourth customer chimed in: “Stop putting out limited time foods and just expand the menu permanently please.”