Bludnymph – “FEAST” Taco Bell's most-seen ad of 2023 (according to TV ad impressions data from iSpot) has been its double steak grilled cheese burrito spot featuring the song “FEAST” from singer and social media star Bludnymph.

Your choice of protein, Nacho Cheese Sauce, crunchy tostada, sour cream, lettuce and tomato inside a warm toasted tortilla in our signature six-sided wrap! Served with your choice of chips and a drink.

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Here is how the restaurant describes it: “The Crunchwrap Supreme® is a flour tortilla layered with seasoned beef, warm nacho cheese sauce, a crispy tostada shell, crispy lettuce, ripe tomatoes and topped with cool reduced fat sour cream all wrapped in our signature Crunchwrap fold and grilled to go.”

Irvine-based Taco Bell has entertained fast-food lovers over the years with its catchy slogans – from “The Cure for the Common Meal” to “Yo Quiero Taco Bell” to “Think Outside the Bun.” Now, the nation's largest Mexican fast-food chain is changing slogans, once again. “Think Outside the Bun” is out. “Live Mas” is in.

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Out plus that bit in the grill 17 seconds get it nice and crispy. Once that's up take out your spatula scoop that bit put in the bag. And there you go crunch up supreme.

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The meal derives its name from its dual tortilla shell: A soft flour tortilla wraps around the item, while an interior crispy one adds the crunch in “Crunchwrap.” For this piece of the dish, Scherer baked a soft ancient-grain tortilla himself and used a crispy organic one made from heirloom corn.

Out plus that bit in the grill 17 seconds get it nice and crispy. Once that's up take out your spatula scoop that bit put in the bag. And there you go crunch up supreme.

Turns out, Taco Bell received its name from the owner's name, Glen Bell. According to Taco Bell's website, Glen Bell originally created Bell's Drive-In and Taco Tia in San Bernardino, California, in 1954. It wasn't until 1962 when the name was changed to “Taco Bell” after Bell opened a restaurant in Downey, California.