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" The fast food joint is expanding its horizons to offer morning meals from 7 AM to 11 AM. Yesterday, they debuted these across the country, including Waffle Tacos, breakfast burritos and the like. The new items prominently feature sunrise favorites like eggs, bacon, cheese and hash browns all wrapped up in a tortilla (or waffle).  Taco Bell put a lot of effort into their ad campaign, even hiring a ton of people named Ronald McDonald to endorse their product in a jab to competitor McDonald&amp;#039;s, who&amp;#039;s had a lock on quick A.M. eats for years. The Mexican cuisine\u2013inspired chain tested their new offerings for two years in California before expanding throughout the country. The reason behind the menu redo? Chief Marketing Officer Chris Brandt said, &amp;quot;There&amp;#039;s a sea of sameness out there. We&amp;#039;re trying to shake up people&amp;#039;s morning routine.&amp;quot; They certainly caused a stir, with hundreds of people lining up to get in on the action right as the restaurant opened. But it seems most left disappointed. No one really gave their orders a 100% positive review, with most falling in the &amp;quot;meh&amp;quot; to &amp;quot;yuck&amp;quot; range. &amp;quot;The waffle itself was gummy with a bland but strange saccharin flavor,&amp;quot; The Gothamist wrote. &amp;quot;The eggs suffered from cafeteria-style blandness with a texture we&amp;#039;d characterize as &amp;#039;bouncy.&amp;#039; The sausage patty was...a fast food sausage patty, aka: Nothing Special.&amp;quot; Would you try the new Taco Bell breakfast foods? Share your thoughts in the comments below. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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