Taco Bell just hinted to a member of Blink-182 that it could be adding fries to the menu
- Taco Bell may begin to offer french fries across its United States locations, according to a tweet the fast-food chain sent to Blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus.
- The chain serves french fries at many of its international locations, but has resisted serving them on a wide scale in the United States.
- Recently, it's been testing them in California and West Virginia.
Taco Bell has had no shortage of unconventional ideas in recent months, from quesadillas filled with Kit Kats to a clothing line collaboration with Forever 21. But the chain has resisted making one of its customers most persistent requests a permanent item: french fries.
The introduction of french fries to Taco Bell's American locations has long been near the top of its customers' wish lists, and a recent tweet from Taco Bell's Twitter account to Blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus (yes, you read that correctly) hinted that those dreams may become a reality. Hoppus praised Taco Bell but bemoaned its lack of french fries in an October 29 tweet, to which Taco Bell replied, "That just might change soon, Mark.
The chain has sold loaded fries at its international locations for years, but has yet to introduce them on a wide scale in the United States. Recently, it began testing them in California and West Virginia, though one of our readers had mixed feelings about them.
Take a look at the exchange between Taco Bell and Hoppus below.
