Hurry up! These sliders are vanishing soon—find out when!
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If your go-to order has been hitting the spot lately, you might want to double-check before your next visit.
A new fan favorite at one major chain is quietly being pulled from menus—and depending on your location, it could already be gone.
Customers are starting to notice changes, and the clock might be ticking faster than you think.
Taco Bell lovers, one of the chain’s newest obsessions is already on the chopping block.
The fan-favorite Steak & Queso Crunchwrap Sliders are set to disappear—and the countdown has quietly begun.
Depending on where you live, your location may already be phasing them out. Here's what to know before your next run to the border.
The Steak & Queso Crunchwrap Sliders burst onto the menu just weeks ago but quickly earned cult status.
Each slider is packed with grilled marinated steak, chipotle sauce, pico de gallo, cheddar cheese, and a mini tostada—all wrapped in a warm flour tortilla.
And of course, it comes with the new Green Chile Queso for dipping—another addition that’s gotten rave reviews.
At just $4.99, the sliders offered a rare mix of flavor and value.
But according to a Taco Bell spokesperson, they’re a limited-time offer—and some locations are already pulling them from the menu.
“The Crunchwrap Sliders are a limited-time offering, available at participating restaurants while supplies last,” the spokesperson told US Sun.
There’s no set end date—meaning these sliders could vanish without warning.
Some locations might still have them for days or weeks… others could run out today.
Taco Bell hinted at a possible comeback someday, saying they’d “never say never” when it comes to making the sliders a permanent fixture.
But for now, it’s a short-lived fling.
“Innovation is core to Taco Bell,” the chain said. “Offering some menu items for only a limited time allows us to keep room for even more craveable creations.”
And craveable creations are definitely coming.
During the recent Live Más Live event in Brooklyn, Taco Bell teased a new lineup for later in 2025.
That includes the Quesocrisp Taco, Toasted Cheddar Street Chalupa, Flamin’ Hot Burrito, and a deep purple twist on Baja Blast called Mountain Dew Baja Midnight (yes, it’s passionfruit-infused).
Longtime fans will also be thrilled about the return of the Cool Ranch Doritos Locos Tacos—this time as a double-decker version.
Other upcoming items include the Grilled Cheese Burrito with shredded beef, Rolled Poblano Quesadilla, and Crispy Chicken Nuggets.
Also in the works: a spicy new collab with Mike’s Hot Honey, featuring a Diablo Honey Sauce.
Meanwhile, Taco Bell is stepping up its tech game.
At around 500 locations, the chain is rolling out AI-based ordering systems, computer vision, and staff performance tools to streamline service and improve speed.
Some fans have voiced frustration over the recent wave of menu changes.
In addition to sliders, Taco Bell has axed 14 items, and some locations have seen the breakfast menu vanish entirely.
Still, the chain’s value deals continue to draw crowds, including the popular $7 Luxe Cravings Box.
Other fast-food giants are keeping pace:
So, will the Steak & Queso Crunchwrap Sliders make a comeback someday?
Only time (and demand) will tell.
Until then, your best bet is to grab one while they’re still sizzling.
Have you tried the Steak & Queso Crunchwrap Sliders? What are your thoughts on Taco Bell's limited-time offerings? Share your experiences and opinions in the comments below – we'd love to hear from you!
A new fan favorite at one major chain is quietly being pulled from menus—and depending on your location, it could already be gone.
Customers are starting to notice changes, and the clock might be ticking faster than you think.
Taco Bell lovers, one of the chain’s newest obsessions is already on the chopping block.
The fan-favorite Steak & Queso Crunchwrap Sliders are set to disappear—and the countdown has quietly begun.
Depending on where you live, your location may already be phasing them out. Here's what to know before your next run to the border.
The fan-favorite Steak & Queso Crunchwrap Sliders are set to disappear. Image source: KingSchratz / YouTube
The Steak & Queso Crunchwrap Sliders burst onto the menu just weeks ago but quickly earned cult status.
Each slider is packed with grilled marinated steak, chipotle sauce, pico de gallo, cheddar cheese, and a mini tostada—all wrapped in a warm flour tortilla.
And of course, it comes with the new Green Chile Queso for dipping—another addition that’s gotten rave reviews.
At just $4.99, the sliders offered a rare mix of flavor and value.
But according to a Taco Bell spokesperson, they’re a limited-time offer—and some locations are already pulling them from the menu.
“The Crunchwrap Sliders are a limited-time offering, available at participating restaurants while supplies last,” the spokesperson told US Sun.
There’s no set end date—meaning these sliders could vanish without warning.
Some locations might still have them for days or weeks… others could run out today.
Taco Bell hinted at a possible comeback someday, saying they’d “never say never” when it comes to making the sliders a permanent fixture.
But for now, it’s a short-lived fling.
“Innovation is core to Taco Bell,” the chain said. “Offering some menu items for only a limited time allows us to keep room for even more craveable creations.”
And craveable creations are definitely coming.
During the recent Live Más Live event in Brooklyn, Taco Bell teased a new lineup for later in 2025.
That includes the Quesocrisp Taco, Toasted Cheddar Street Chalupa, Flamin’ Hot Burrito, and a deep purple twist on Baja Blast called Mountain Dew Baja Midnight (yes, it’s passionfruit-infused).
Longtime fans will also be thrilled about the return of the Cool Ranch Doritos Locos Tacos—this time as a double-decker version.
Other upcoming items include the Grilled Cheese Burrito with shredded beef, Rolled Poblano Quesadilla, and Crispy Chicken Nuggets.
Also in the works: a spicy new collab with Mike’s Hot Honey, featuring a Diablo Honey Sauce.
Meanwhile, Taco Bell is stepping up its tech game.
At around 500 locations, the chain is rolling out AI-based ordering systems, computer vision, and staff performance tools to streamline service and improve speed.
Some fans have voiced frustration over the recent wave of menu changes.
In addition to sliders, Taco Bell has axed 14 items, and some locations have seen the breakfast menu vanish entirely.
Still, the chain’s value deals continue to draw crowds, including the popular $7 Luxe Cravings Box.
Other fast-food giants are keeping pace:
So, will the Steak & Queso Crunchwrap Sliders make a comeback someday?
Only time (and demand) will tell.
Until then, your best bet is to grab one while they’re still sizzling.
