taco bell

Ever craving a taco, but only have a nickle in your pocket? Here you go.

The original Taco Bell location in Downey, California is about to be bulldozed to the ground soon. Help save it by tweeting!

So maybe you are waking up after a long night of New Years' Eve-ing, and you need some food. Since we dont have White Castle in the area, how about FREE Taco Bell?

Ah. the McLean, we hardly knew ya. And Satisfries. Here for a fleeting moment then back off the menu. All kinds of hype and build up, and then Thud. A fast food menu items goes nowhere.

The best fast-food breakfast is probably on your list. But the No. 1 fast-food breakfast might not have been your first choice. I actually thought it should have been reversed, at least from the No. 1 chain.

Some places serve you Mexican food, and others serve the real deal. There are quite a few good, authentic Mexican restaurants in town. And some not so much.

Or for at least 46 years? Taco Bell is having a contest where you could win $10,000 worth of Taco Bell Food for a lifetime of melty, cheese, and beefy goodness.

Well, that escalated quickly. The new breakfast that started last week at Taco Bell has stirred up some online jousting. Taco Bell has thrown the first punch with TV commercials featuring people enjoying the new FirstMeal with a unique name.

It was the first really nice day Sunday since October of last year. Almost 50. Sunny. Warm. Lost of people out walking, running, enjoying.

Taco Bell is easily stealing this idea from me. Listen to this: Just a few months ago, I was up super early driving to work and I was hungry. I passed a Taco Bell and I said to myself, "How great would it be to have breakfast at Taco Bell?" Well, they now have it!

Before Taco Bell was a big national chain player, it was a small regional Mexican fast-food joint. Back then, it has a much smaller advertising budget. And after watching this creepy commercial from the '70s, you can see what I mean.

Im a proud former Central Michigan student. No I didn't graduate from CMU, but I went for two years. Loved my time there, but dropped out when I got my first job in radio. While I was in the Mountain town, There was one interesting distinction Mt. Pleasant held, and it had to do with the Taco Bell.