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Taco Bell Is No Longer Selling These 5 Menu Items After Parasite Outbreak Causes ‘Explosive Diarrhea’

Taco Bell has removed specific menu items following reports of a cyclosporiasis outbreak.

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The brief

Taco Bell locations are pulling select ingredients and menu items from service. The menu changes follow reports of a cyclosporiasis parasite outbreak associated with symptoms of explosive diarrhea.

Coverage from UPI, the New York Post, People, Audacy, and Allrecipes highlights the removal of lettuce and guacamole specifically. Reports indicate that five distinct menu items are no longer being sold as a result of the outbreak.

Future updates will clarify the duration of these ingredient removals. Coverage does not yet specify the full list of the five impacted items or the geographic scope of the menu changes.

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Quick answers

What is the cause of the menu changes?

The changes are in response to a cyclosporiasis parasite outbreak.

Which specific ingredients are affected?

According to reports, Taco Bell has stopped serving lettuce and guacamole.

How many menu items are affected?

Reports state that five menu items have been removed.

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People, places & organizations

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Taco Bell cyclosporiasis food safety outbreak

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