Taco Bell’s $1 Crunchwrap Supreme Tuesday Drop unlocks at 5 p.m. ET Sept. 22 in the app for Rewards members. Only the first 20,000 get one, Parade reported.
A Crunchwrap Supreme for a buck. The catch is you have to be fast.
Taco Bell’s latest Tuesday Drop is a $1 Crunchwrap Supreme, and it unlocks today, Tuesday, Sept. 22, according to Parade. But it’s only for the first 20,000 people who grab it in the app.
So if you want one, set an alarm.
What time does the $1 Crunchwrap Supreme drop at Taco Bell?
The deal unlocks at 5 p.m. Eastern, which is 2 p.m. Pacific, Parade and deal site Slickdeals reported.
Once you claim it, you have until 11:59 p.m. Pacific tonight to use it.
How do I get the $1 Crunchwrap Supreme?
You need two things: the Taco Bell app and a Taco Bell Rewards account. Rewards is free to join.
When the drop goes live, open the app and look under the Rewards section for Tuesday Drops. Claim it there, then order through the app. Walking up to the counter and asking for a $1 Crunchwrap won’t work.
Taco Bell’s own drops page just says, “See what exclusive Drop awaits Rewards Members today.” So it’s a good idea to open the app a little before 5 p.m. and make sure you’re logged in.
What comes on a Crunchwrap Supreme?
It’s the regular Crunchwrap Supreme, with seasoned beef, nacho cheese sauce, a crunchy tostada shell, reduced-fat sour cream, lettuce and tomatoes, all folded into a big flour tortilla and grilled.
It’s one of Taco Bell’s most popular menu items, and it isn’t usually cheap. Menu tracking sites list it at around $6.49 in a lot of places, though prices vary by location. That makes today’s deal a pretty big markdown.
What are Taco Bell Tuesday Drops?
Tuesday Drops are weekly app deals for Rewards members. Each Tuesday, Taco Bell unlocks a limited offer. Sometimes it’s a cheap menu item, and sometimes it’s merch or an early look at something new.
Recent drops have included $1 Nacho Fries in August and a $1 bean burrito and drink bundle earlier this month.
What is next week’s Taco Bell Tuesday Drop?
Taco Bell has already teased it. Next Tuesday, Sept. 29, the drop is a Pretty Pink Picnic Kit, according to Taco Bell’s newsroom.
Given the name, it sounds like a match for Taco Bell’s big pink drink of the month.
When does Olivia Rodrigo’s pink Baja Blast come out nationwide?
Thursday, Sept. 24. Olivia Rodrigo’s drink, You Seem Pretty Pink for a Baja Blast, goes nationwide that day, Taco Bell confirmed. It’s been in a limited run since late August and heads to Canada on Oct. 1.
So this week is a busy one if you’re a Taco Bell regular. Cheap Crunchwrap on Tuesday, pink Baja Blast on Thursday.
What else is new at Taco Bell this month?
Taco Bell also rolled out Gordita Crunch Duos, a snack-size pair of Cheesy Gordita Crunches for $5.49, earlier this month.
There’s also buzz online about a possible Taco Bell and Duolingo sauce for National Taco Day on Oct. 6. Neither company has confirmed it, so file that one under “maybe.”
Will the $1 Crunchwrap sell out?
Probably. With only 20,000 up for grabs nationwide, popular Tuesday Drops can go fast.
If you miss it, there’s always next Tuesday. But a $1 Crunchwrap doesn’t come around often, so 5 p.m. might be the most important meeting on your calendar today.
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Hat Tips:
Parade (Sept. 21, 2026), the $1 Crunchwrap Supreme drop details, timing and limit
Slickdeals (Sept. 21, 2026), the unlock time
Taco Bell (accessed Sept. 22, 2026), the Drops page and the Sept. 29 Pretty Pink Picnic Kit
Taco Bell (Aug. 27, 2026), the Olivia Rodrigo drink
Nation’s Restaurant News (Sept. 17, 2026), Gordita Crunch Duos
Sporked (Sept. 21, 2026), the Duolingo sauce rumor
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