A man says Taco Bell's Mexican Pizza and Crunchwrap Supreme ads deceptively show menu items loaded with 'at least double' the amount of beef and other ingredients in a new lawsuitA man sued Taco Bell for too little beef in Mexican Pizza, Crunchwrap

A New York resident claimed that Taco Bell's online ads for their Crunchwrap Supreme, Mexican Pizza, are misleading, and loaded with double the beef.

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A man says Taco Bell's Mexican Pizza and Crunchwrap Supreme ads deceptively show menu items loaded with 'at least double' the amount of beef and other ingredients in a new lawsuitA man sued Taco Bell for too little beef in Mexican Pizza, Crunchwrap - Insider

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