Taco Bell and bagel concept Yeastie Boys have created a six-item breakfast menu that will be available throughout Los Angeles this weekend.
From March 24 through March 26, consumers in the Los Angeles area will be able to get their hands on a unique breakfast menu that features a mashup between Taco Bell and Yeastie Boys.
Yeastie Boys is an LA food truck concept that features signature spreads and fresh-baked bagels. According to its Facebook page, Yeastie Boys was established in 2014 and includes a fleet of six trucks, each with different menus. Options include a breakfast combo, Cheddy Wrap, Lox Deluxe and more. For the Taco Bell collab, a six-item curated menu will be available from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. PST Friday through Sunday, and all menu items are free while supplies last (one item limit per person). The collab menu includes:
Game Over Breakfast Crunchwrap: Scrambled eggs, bacon, hash brown, Yeastie Boys’ signature cheddar-jalapeño cream cheese and melted cheddar
Cheddy Melt Breakfast Burrito: Scrambled eggs, double smoked bacon, melty cheese and hash brown served with a side of breakfast salsa
Everything Breakfast Quesadilla: Scrambled eggs, double smoked bacon, scallion cream cheese, melty three-cheese blend, Taco Bell x Yeastie Boys Everything Seasoning and toasted cheddar on the outside
Cinnamon Twist Bagel Sando: Toasted bagel with Mexican-spiced cream cheese and Cinnamon Twists
Grilled Cheese Bagel Sando (Classic or Fire!):
Classic: Choice of bagel, over-easy egg, bacon, jalapeño-Everything aioli with grilled cheese on the outside
Fire!: Choice of bagel, over-easy egg, bacon, Fire!-Everything aioli with grilled cheese and jalapeño on the outside
Bell Bagel & Saucy Schmear:
Toasted bagel, choice of Mild! Hot! or Fire! cream cheese and choice to add Taco Bell x Yeastie Boys Everything Seasoning
Vegan Fire! cream cheese spread available
According to a release, the Taco Bell/Yeastie Boys breakfast collaboration has been in the works for years. In a statement, Evan Fox, owner of Yeastie Boys, said the partnership began as a “mutual love for serving up imaginative breakfast items.”
“The most important element that we bring to all of our brand partnerships is collaboration,” Taco Bell executive chef Rene Pisciotti said in a statement. “We’ve worked hard to fuse our classic breakfast flavors that fans love with Yeastie Boys’ distinctive take on breakfast and are excited to provide our SoCal fans and foodies that uniquely Taco Bell experience throughout the streets of Los Angeles.”
This limited-time experience will be available at Yeastie Boys food trucks located in the Arts District (584 Mateo St, Los Angeles, CA 90013) on March 24; Venice (1107 Abbot Kinney Blvd, Venice, CA 90291) and Silverlake (3900 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90029) on March 25; and West Hollywood (8420 Melrose Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90069) and Studio City (12103 Ventura Pl, Studio City, CA 91604) on March 26.
This isn’t the first time Taco Bell has collaborated with a smaller brand for a menu mashup. In August, the chain teamed up with Milk Bar to create Strawberry Bell Truffles, while in October, the chain tested Nacho Fries with Truff’s Hotter Hot Sauce.
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