Taco Bell's latest test item is a zesty collaboration with Tajín, the iconic Mexican seasoning blend made with chili peppers, lime, and sea salt. If that name sounds familiar, you may recall Taco Bell’s limited-time Tajín menu in California last year, which featured Tajín Corn Twists and a Tajín Strawberry Freeze.

Taco Bell is set to revolutionize its beverage offerings with the launch of 30 new 'Live Más Cafés'. This strategic move follows a successful trial period, showcasing the appeal of this innovative concept.

No purchase is required to participate, but users must be a Taco Bell Rewards program member and signed into their account on the mobile app to create a Fan Style order. Fans have the chance to get their order on the menu until 11:59 p.m. PT on Wednesday, August 13.

For decades, having a go-to customized Taco Bell order has been a badge of honor for fans. In fact, well over half of all Taco Bell app checkouts include a customized menu item. Now, Taco Bell is turning that tradition into public recognition with the nationwide launch of Fan Style.

Border Foods Inc., a Taco Bell franchisee, acquired the former Taco John’s property at 4029 32nd Ave. last month for a new Taco Bell location. Taco John’s closed its Hudsonville space next to Meijer last year, along with four other local locations.

Taco Bell is testing a Luxe Value Menu with brand-new $3-and-under items, including the Chipotle Ranch Chicken Stacker, Beefy Potato Loaded Griller, Chips & Nacho Supreme Dip, Min

Last year, Taco Bell began testing its beverage concept, Live Más Café. Distinct from the chain's upscale, adult-oriented Cantinas, the cafes have been focusing on non-alcoholic drinks and a younger clientele.

Taco Bell has always been known for its iconic sodas (hi, Baja Blast), but the new Agua Refrescas provide a fresh take on a beloved Mexican beverage. These drinks are non-alcoholic, tea-based, and infused with real fruit for a bright, bold flavor that feels like something you'd find on a cocktail menu —minus the alcohol.