Within the last year, Taco Bell has made some major changes, including beginning to offer a large breakfast menu and starting a “Dollar Cravings” value menu while many chains raised prices. Paired with the chain’s longer-than-usual hours of operation, Taco Bell has secured its name as the go-to place for late night fast food. While the chain doesn’t necessarily offer “healthy” options, many think of Taco Bell as being healthier than other fast-food options and the chain offers full disclosure of all ingredients and nutritional information online. Taco Bell has also rang in on the technology front, encouraging customers to order via their mobile app by offering a free Doritos Locos Taco with any mobile purchase.
While Burger King has been losing ground in the U.S. over the last few years, the chain still remains high on the list of fast food favorites. To meet the current demands of the industry, Burger King offers an app that can be used to scope out ingredients and get special offers, though not to order. The chain stays true to its “Eat fresh” logo, claiming that all meals are made fresh to order. Online, you can find nutritional information and a listing of foods for customers who are gluten sensitive.
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