Daredevil Double Dipping Burritos Test, Cleveland

Cleveland got the spicier twin of a national item in September 2026. The Daredevil Double Dipping Burritos were tested at select Cleveland-area restaurants for $5.99, reported by Allrecipes and Brand Eating in September 2026 and covered the same month by the Akron Beacon Journal — three independent press sources, which is why this test earns a guide while single-source September tests stay on the watch list. As of this writing (November 1, 2026) the test's end has not been confirmed in a source we can cite, so this page does not present the item as orderable today: it is a test record, and a Cleveland store either still has it or it does not.

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What makes them Daredevil

Two snack-sized burritos, filled with your choice of steak or slow-roasted chicken, Avocado Ranch sauce, and a melted blend of mozzarella, pepper Jack and cheddar cheeses. The dare is the dip: each order comes with a split cup holding Ghost Pepper Sauce on one side and crunchy, spicy cheese crisps on the other, for double dipping. That cup is the whole differentiator — the national Double Dipping Burritos already on our site ship with a Spicy Ranch and cheddar-crispies dip cup instead, at the same $5.99, and the two must not be merged. Same price, same format, different heat.

Not the first Double Dipping test

Brand Eating notes Taco Bell tested another version of Double Dipping Burritos in Charlotte the previous year. The pattern is the point: the chain iterates the dip cup in test markets before committing nationally, and Cleveland's Ghost Pepper version is the latest iteration on record. If it goes national, the Ghost Pepper cup — not the burrito, which already exists nationally in another form — is what would be new.

What is not published

No nutrition panel for the Cleveland test item was published in the sources checked, so none is printed here. The $5.99 is a Cleveland test price; presenting it as a national price would be wrong even though the national item happens to share it. Watch for a national rollout announcement; until one exists, this guide stays a test record and the national item keeps its own page.

About this guide's data

The figures in this guide are sampled Taco Bell prices and published nutrition panels, compiled in October 2026 and re-checked monthly. Where listings disagree, the guide quotes the range rather than one tidy figure, and a value we couldn't verify is left missing instead of estimated. Full sourcing: how we verify our data.

Frequently asked questions

What are Daredevil Double Dipping Burritos?

A September 2026 Cleveland test: two snack-sized burritos (steak or slow-roasted chicken, Avocado Ranch sauce, mozzarella, pepper Jack and cheddar) with a split dip cup of Ghost Pepper Sauce and spicy cheese crisps.

How much are Daredevil Double Dipping Burritos?

$5.99 at the Cleveland test restaurants. That is a test price, not a national price, even though the national Double Dipping Burritos share it.

Are Daredevil Double Dipping Burritos still available?

Unconfirmed as of November 1, 2026. The test ran in September 2026; this page does not present the item as currently orderable.

How are they different from the national Double Dipping Burritos?

The dip cup: Ghost Pepper Sauce plus spicy cheese crisps in Cleveland, versus Spicy Ranch plus cheddar crispies on the national item. The burritos themselves follow the same format.

Will Daredevil Double Dipping Burritos go nationwide?

No announcement in the sources checked. Taco Bell tested a different Double Dipping version in Charlotte the year before, so test-to-national is possible but not promised.