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You can pre-order Taco Bell's secret item before the Super Bowl reveal

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Feb 3, 2016

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If you are a Taco Bell fan, you could be among the first to try a new menu item that won’t be revealed until the Super Bowl.

The new menu item is so top secret that customers who pre-order will have no idea what they will receive beginning Feb. 6, when they can pick up their orders ahead of the big reveal during the Super Bowl.

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The new item costs $2.99 and will be available nationwide beginning on Feb. 8.

Rumors suggest that the new menu item may be a Quesalupa, a Chalupa with a cheese-filled shell.

Pre-orders are available via the Taco Bell website. Customers who place orders will receive an email and can use that to pick up their order Feb. 6 between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. at a Taco Bell location. There is a limit of 5 per customer for this special promotion.

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