Monica Reed

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Taco Bell is bringing back Mexican Pizza

Remember when Taco Bell pulled that delicious pizza off it’s menu? Yeah, me too! It’s official: They’re bringing it back, starting on May 19th. In a press release, Taco Bell says that the fan outcry and online petitions convinced them that the Mexican Pizza deserves a place on the menu.

When they dropped the Mexican Pizza in 2020, they said it was because its packaging was overly wasteful. They didn’t directly address that now . . . but they did say their team found a way for the pizza to “leave a lighter footprint.”

 

 

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