UPDATE: August 30, 2018 at 5:36 p.m.
Taco Bell knows the way to our hearts ... and also how to dash our dreams. Earlier this month, The Bell said Nacho Fries would be in stores through mid-September. But today, a tweet from the fast food chain has people wondering if they'll be gone sooner than that. Here is the tweet in question:
While this may just be a way to drum up interest (as if they need it) during the last two weeks of the promotion, consider this your fair warning that Nacho Fries days could be numbered. That is, until the next time they return to stores, which, fingers crossed, will be sooner than next year.
ORIGINAL POST: August 16, 2018 at 8:00 a.m.
If you've been drooling over Taco Bell's Nacho Fries since their first roll out back in January, we've got some good and bad news for you. Bad news: The next end date is in sight. Good news: It's not for another month.
Taco Bell announced this morning that Nacho Fries are set to stay in restaurants nationwide through mid-September. During that time, two Ohio cities will also play host to special test items, and they're insanely over-the-top, even by Taco Bell standards.
First up: the Rattlesnake Fries and Burrito. Both come with nacho cheese sauce, steak, jalapeño sauce, and pickled jalapeños. The fries are served over T.Bell's seasoned fries, while the burrito is wrapped up in a tortilla. Both will be available for $2.99 for a limited time started August 16 — but you'll have to be in Columbus, OH to try them.
The second test item is even spicier than the first, using the world's hottest pepper, the Carolina Reaper, as a main ingredient. The Reaper Ranch Fries and Reaper Ranch Fries Supreme come with fries and reaper ranch sauce, plus beef, tomatoes, and sour cream on the supreme order. Those are available for $1.29 and $2.49, respectively starting August 16, and are only on Taco Bell menus in Cincinnati, OH.
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