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| MGA’s Miniverse teams up with Taco Bell to turn iconic menu items into buildable miniature collectibles. |
By Juli Scarr
Taco Bell is getting the miniature treatment. MGA’s Miniverse has announced a new collaboration with Taco Bell that turns some of the fast-food chain’s most recognizable menu items into buildable, collectible mini creations.
The MGA’s Miniverse Make It Mini Taco Bell collection transforms fan-favourite dishes into hyper-detailed DIY collectibles, blending food culture with the brand’s hands-on building format.
Taco Bell’s Menu, Recreated in Miniature
The new line features miniature versions of iconic Taco Bell items, including the Crunchwrap Supreme, Bean and Cheese Burrito, Mexican Pizza, and Spicy Potato Soft Taco. Each collectible comes packaged in a blind capsule and includes realistic mini “ingredients,” a step-by-step recipe card, and accessories to recreate the item in miniature form.
Once assembled, the capsule itself doubles as a display, letting collectors show off their finished creations.
The full collection includes eight different minis to discover, with each capsule offering a different build and surprise.
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| The MGA’s Miniverse Make It Mini Taco Bell collection includes buildable mini menu items, packaging, and accessories. |
More Than Just Mini Food
The Taco Bell Miniverse line goes beyond food items. Collectors can also find miniature sauce packets ranging from Mild to Fire, drinks like Agua Refrescas and Churro Chillers, along with branded trays, utensils, and packaging designed to mirror the real Taco Bell experience.
The result is a buildable display that feels instantly recognizable to anyone who’s ever ordered from the menu.
Release Date and Early Drops
The MGA’s Miniverse Make It Mini Taco Bell collection launches at major retailers starting March 1, 2026. Pricing is expected to fall between $10.99 and $12.99 USD per capsule, with availability at retailers including the MGA Shop.
Ahead of the full launch, limited quantities will be available through @officialminiverse TikTok Live Drops on January 13 and February 3.
On January 13, Taco Bell Rewards members will also have a chance to win one of 500 collectibles during the brand’s in-app Tuesday Drop event.
A Cultural Crossover Moment
Taco Bell has positioned the collaboration as a way to extend how fans interact with the brand beyond the menu, while MGA Entertainment frames it as part of a broader push to bring DIY collectibles into pop-culture spaces. That idea tracks, especially as collectibles continue to move beyond traditional toys and into display pieces that reflect personal taste.
On a more personal level, Taco Bell has long been one of my favourite fast-food spots, and that familiarity makes the crossover easier to connect with. The brand’s focus on customization, recognizable packaging, and playful presentation translates well into a buildable, miniature format. Shrinking that experience down into something you can assemble and display feels like a natural extension of how people already interact with Taco Bell, just in a very different form.
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