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"  For those who think that Twitter can&amp;#039;t make a difference, Chipotle&amp;#039;s menu is proof otherwise. After an email and a short but effective Twitter campaign, one man managed to change Chipotle menus nationwide. More from Delish: Zagat Rates Fast Food On July 29, Seth Porges, a man who doesn&amp;#039;t eat pork, was shocked to find out that Chipotle&amp;#039;s pinto beans contain bacon, Consumerist reports. &amp;quot;After more than decade of ordering Chipotle pinto beans, I was told they have bacon. As non-pork eater, I feel ill. Cc: @ChipotleMedia,&amp;quot; Porges tweeted. &amp;quot;Was shocked to discover Chipotle puts bacon in their pinto beans. Why is not posted on menu? cc: @ChipotleMedia,&amp;quot; he continued. And so it was done. Chipotle responded to his tweets. CEO Steve Ellis personally called Porges to discuss the pinto issue. &amp;quot;Just spoke to head of Chipotle. Said I got them to change menus to say Pinto has bacon! Awesome &amp;amp;amp; nimble response! Thanks @chipotlemedia,&amp;quot; Porges concluded.Now, every in-store Chipotle menu will reflect Porges&amp;#039; suggestions and show that the pinto beans contain bacon. More from Delish: The Fast Food 50 This is not the first time Chipotle responded to customer complaints via Twitter. There have been multiple reports of Chipotle reacting to customers&amp;#039; criticisms via their multiple Twitter accounts. Missouri&amp;#039;s Riverfront Times recounts a story of a burrito buyer who had been charged for guacamole but had not received it. After complaining to the cashier, the customer received a side of guacamole, which she put on her own burrito. The burrito, overstuffed, exploded hot contents at the customer, who tweeted about the event to Chipotle. The restaurant chain responded apologetically and commended the local store&amp;#039;s manager, who had given the customer coupons following the incident. Is Chipotle&amp;#039;s Twitter simply becoming a customer help line? Or is this a part of the fast-food world&amp;#039;s future? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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