Additionally, there’s the $5 Volcano Crispy Chicken Chips Big Box, which includes a six-piece order of the “chips,” Crunchy Taco, Burrito Supreme, Cinnamon Twists, and medium fountain drink. The Volcano Crispy Chicken Chips are priced at $1.99 for an order of six and $3.99 for an order of 12 (which includes two dips). Due to serving different foods than burgers and fries, they have gone through tremendous growth. If you prefer to forgo some of the heat (the chips are also spicy), you can opt for nacho cheese or spicy ranch sauce instead. Taco Bell was founded on March 21, 1962, in Downey, California by a man named Glen Bell. A cup of lava sauce is included with every six-piece order.

The “chips” are crispy-fried, marinated white chicken meat in the shape of a tortilla chip. You dip them in Lava Sauce, which is THE BOMB for anyone who remembers when they debuted it in 2008. Users across the country praised its roll-out, design, and flavor. Lava Sauce dates its origins back to June 1995, with its introduction in the Volcano Taco as a Congo tie in. Also included in the Volcano Box is a Crunchy Beef Taco, Cinnamon Twists and a Large Drink. The Volcano Box features the return of the Volcano Taco and the mainstream introduction of the Volcano Double Beef Burrito. Taco Bell is introducing chips made from fried chicken. Lava Sauce was a spicy nacho cheese sauce that was included in Taco Bell's Volcano Taco, Volcano Nachos, and Volcano Burrito from 2008 to 2013 and in September 2015 as part of the Volcano Quesarito and Steak Burrito. Clocking in at 6.99, bring your appetite or bring a friend to help finish it. But of course Taco Bell is here to screw up all my New Years Resolutions about livin’ my best life when it comes to trying to like a rabbit. What are your New Year’s Resolution? Mine are to only drink light beer on days that end in “Day” and stop going to the pizzeria at 3am just because my fridge is empty and hummus + carrots is a garbage hippie snack.

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