By Clark 
Taco Bell adeptly appeals to our hearts and appetites, which is why it is elevating the immensely popular Mexican Pizza.
The chain has announced it will test two new variants of the recently reintroduced item. Nonetheless, the new pizzas will be accessible exclusively to a restricted group of Taco Bell enthusiasts.
Customers in Omaha will have the opportunity to sample the Triple Crunch Mexican Pizza ($5.99), composed of crispy flour tortilla shells, double the beans, seasoned meat, pizza sauce, tomatoes, and a melted three-cheese blend. Essentially, it is a larger and more robust iteration of the original.
Individuals in Oklahoma City will have the opportunity to acquire a Cheesy Jalapeño Mexican Pizza for $4.99 or $5.49, contingent upon the establishment. You will indulge in two crispy flour shells filled with beans, seasoned meat, tomatoes, a melted three-cheese blend, nacho cheese sauce, and jalapeño slices.
The original Mexican Pizza has experienced a difficult journey in recent years, ultimately returning larger and improved. It was eliminated from the chain’s menu during the epidemic, much to the dismay of fans. A Change.org petition garnered over 200,000 signatures advocating for the return of the delectable combination, and we have yet to encounter a more urgent necessity for such a petition.
Eighteen months later, it reemerged; nevertheless, Taco Bell seemingly underestimated the affection its fans held for the pizza. Merely two months later, in August, it was removed from the menu once more due to an ingredient shortage, as sales exceeded the chain’s expectations by sevenfold.
The Mexican pizza is now available on Taco Bell menus nationwide (thank you, Taco Bell!), and we remain hopeful that the chain is making informed decisions regarding the new pizzas they are trying. No obligation. You possess millions of fans eager to engage.