Taco Bell will bring back the Enchirito for a limited time from November 17 through November 30 after it was selected by fans over the Double Decker Taco based on a poll.
Only members of the free Taco Bell Rewards program were able to participate, but Taco Bell still received over 760,000 votes during a ten-day voting period. People were allowed to could vote up to once a day.
According to Taco Bell, the contest initially appeared too close to call, but in the end, the Enchirito triumphed with a commanding 62 percent of the vote versus the Double Decker Taco's 38 percent.
The Enchirito, which was introduced in 1970 when the Tex-Mex chain was still in its infancy and only eight years old, is unquestionably a classic.
Since it was taken off the menu in 2013, the dish that consists of a soft tortilla rolled up with seasoned beef, beans, and sliced onions, then covered with red sauce and topped with melted cheddar cheese, hasn't been available.


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