May 18, 2021 · ·
Taco Bell’s Naked Chicken Chalupa proves it’s better to be a taco when everyone else is a sandwich
Irvine, CA (
RestaurantNews.com) Bun-mayo-chicken-pickle-bun. Sound familiar? It should to most who have ever ventured into the sea of chicken sandwich sameness. That’s why
Taco Bell is providing fans with a different way to enjoy chicken, because when everyone is a sandwich it’s better to be a taco. Starting on May 20, consumers nationwide will be able to enjoy Taco Bell’s Naked Chicken Chalupa in all its classic crispy glory. That’s right. The Fans Rejoice As Taco Bell Brings Back The Naked Chicken Chalupa To Disrupt The Chicken Wars On May 20innovation that clucks the trend of traditional fried chicken is back and Taco Bell Rewards members can bite into it early on May 19 via the Taco Bell app.
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Wilde shakes up the salty snack space again with premium pork chips
Wild Pork Chips come in four flavours and are being rolled out in Whole Foods this month. Pic: Wilde Wilde Brands – the snack producer that replaced the potato with chicken breast to make Wilde Chips – has introduced another first: chips made from pork raised without antibiotics.
It took Wilde four years to create its flagship Chicken Chips – launched in 2019 – created by veteran entrepreneur Jason Wright to provide ‘junk food for healthy people’. Now, the Colorado-based snack producer continues to disrupt the declining salty snack category with another new development.
Chick-fil-A is still top-of-mind, and Americans still eat a lot more burgers
Taco Bell’s announcement this week that it was introducing a fried chicken taco grabbed national consumer media attention, but it’s not exactly shocking, and it’s been a long time coming.
The Yum! Brands subsidiary with around 6,700 locations is moving deliberatively. Starting March 11, it will begin testing the new item at participating locations in Charlotte, N.C., and Nashville for $2.49.
Like many of the dozens of chains offering fried chicken between pieces of starch, Taco Bell’s new Fried Chicken Sandwich Taco comes in regular and spicy varieties. Both are made of chicken marinated in jalapeño buttermilk, seasoned with Taco Bell spices and rolled in a tortilla chip coating. Those strips are served in a puffy bread folded into a taco shape and dressed in creamy chipotle sauce. The spicy version has slices of jalapeño pepper.