Now that McDonald's has been named the best spot for breakfast—and is officially bringing back all-day breakfast!—Taco Bell is trying steal some of its thunder by testing out a morning version of its dollar menu.

This news comes just two weeks after the Tex-Mex chain rolled out its Dollar Cravings menu, which includes cinnamon twists, Cinnabon Delights (basically frosting-filled donut holes), and a caramel apple empanada—all of which we guess could be considered breakfast-y. (We have to admit it would be a big stretch to consider the spicy potato soft taco as a homefries-filled tortilla, but we've also heard weirder ideas.) 

But that wasn't enough for Taco Bell, no no. The company has decided to start test-running a Morning Value Meal where every item is a buck. This new dollar docket has yet to be added to the Taco Bell site, but Brand Eating reports that the new menu items were recently spotted in Fresno, CA. 

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The new offerings include a mini skillet bowl of eggs, potatoes, cheese, and pico de gallo; a sausage flatbread quesadilla; an oat-and-blueberry iteration of those donut holes; grilled breakfast burritos, with your choice of bacon, sausage, or "fiesta" potatoes; and hash browns. 

This is great and all, but we've got two burning questions for Taco Bell: Why isn't the Cap'n Crunch donut part of the dollar deal? And, more importantly, will you deliver these cheap-as-hell breakfasts to our door? 

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