NEW YORK — A New York man unhappy with the amount of filling he received in his Taco Bell order has sued the fast food chain for false advertising.
Mr Frank Siragusa claims the Mexican Pizza he bought last September had approximately half the beef and bean filling shown in adverts.
Mr Siragusa filed the suit on behalf of himself and other customers who were left similarly disappointed with items, including Taco Bell's popular Crunchwraps. The restaurant's images show brightly coloured meat, cheese and salad oozing out of tightly packed tacos. The customers' photos show duller food looking rather sad and limp.
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