12 Taco Bell menu items you can't find in America

Chocolate plus marshmellows combine for a dessert that can only be found on Taco Bell menus in Spain. 

Canada's Beefy Cheddar Cheetos Crunchwrap Sliders and Supreme Cheetos Crunchwrap Sliders launched earlier this year, before the fast-food chain announced it is adding a Cheetos Burrito to the menu in Cincinnati in mid-August. 

Perhaps the greatest betrayal — Taco Bell sells loaded fries in many of its international locations, including the UK, Japan, and Chile, despite a fry-less US menu. 

This limited-time offering was marketed as the "rebel side" of tikki masala.  

A tortilla filled with Nutella is simple, but sounds delicious.  

While Taco Bell does serve Cantina burrito bowls in the US, the simplicity of crispy chicken and rice looks pretty good as well. 

A number of Latin American countries, including Guatemala, Panama, and the Dominican Republic, feature a flauta filled with dulce de leche on their dessert menu. 

Instead of a tortilla, this burrito is wrapped in a dhakai parantha. Taco Bell's website calls the dish: "Mexican inside, Indian outside!"

Not only do Taco Bells in other countries sell fries, locations in Chile additionally sell the Burrito Papa Suprema. 

On Tuesdays, Taco Bell locations in Spain offers deals on beer. While a handful of US Taco Bell locations have liquor licenses, it is by no means as widespread as Taco Bell Spain's "Happy Day" deals. 

Taco Bell Japan has a seafood vibe for reasons beyond the shrimp-stuffed burrito. The Japanese word for octopus is tako, and the Mexican fast-food chain often abbreviates its name as [octopus emoji] [bell emoji] in the country.