Taco Bell is known for serving cheap Tex-Mex food. Some of the most popular items from the fast food giant include the chalupa supreme, the crunchwrap supreme, and the cheesy gordita crunch. Now, the chain is entering new territory by adding chicken nuggets to the menu.

Which has us pretty nervous about Taco Bell’s latest retro menu release — the Decades Collection, four dishes made popular in the ’60s, ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s. Because all of these dishes were discontinued at one point or another,

Taco Bell fans are eager to get their hands on the possible new Crispy Chicken Strips menu additions that the food chain is currently testing out. Food influencer Snackolator shared that Taco Bell is testing a range of tasty items "around the Flint, MI market," and if it goes well, they could be coming to a location near you.

Taco Bell is offering a new menu with five previously discontinued items, including the Tostada and Gordita Supreme.

Today I'm testing out a quesadilla maker and comparing the time it takes to create a quesadilla vs just running to Taco Bell.