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Taco Bell & Cinnabon Collaborate On Frosting-Filled, Sugar-Coated Breakfast Treat


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Jen Carlson

Published Nov 12, 2013

Modified Nov 12, 2013


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Published Nov 12, 2013

Modified Nov 12, 2013


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While Taco Bell's breakfast menu won't be rolling out until next year, they have now introduced one of the items that will be on it: Cinnabon Delights. The perfect way to start off your day is with a pastry rolled in sugar and filled with frosting. Followed by a Red Bull and a couple smokes.

The Cinnabon Delights will be offered nationwide starting now—and according to the press release they'll be available all day. So why stop at breakfast—get four every hour and consume your way to an early coffin, because you can't beat this price: four will just cost you around $1.50 (260 calories, 15g fat, your happiness). This guy likes them enough:

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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