Weeks after it debuted a chicken bucket that doubles as a lantern, KFC has become the latest fast food chain to make a foray into the taco game.

The chain's new "Double Tacos" feature a double shell — a hard corn shell encased in a soft tortilla shell, similar to Taco Bell's Cheesy Gordita Crunch — as well as classic KFC tenders, guacamole, pico de gallo, fresh tomatoes, and melted cheddar cheese.

KFC France's new Double Tacos feature two shells. KFC France

KFC's new menu item is available for $8.86 (€7.95) with drinks and fries at participating locations in KFC France for a limited time.

"The Double Tacos are, for us, a game changer product to move on fast food," Pierre Cailleau, head of sales and advertising of KFC France, told INSIDER.

"The Double Tacos are a bold KFC experience. For our consumers, this a new way to enjoy tacos while highlighting the best chicken in the world."

KFC France's new Double Tacos. KFC France

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Caillueau calls the Double Tacos "an exciting experience" and said that, so far, the response has been overwhelmingly positive.

"We have had really positive consumer feedback," he added.

KFC France has also been advertising its new Crispy Tenders Hot Dog on its Instagram page, which are KFC crispy chicken tenders slathered in American cheese, onions, jalapenos, hot sauce, and mustard in a hot dog bun.

On sait que le choix entre les 2 versions est difficile, alors si vous prenez un menu Crispy Tenders® Hot Dog et que vous ajoutez 3€, vous pouvez avoir les 2. Si vous n’avez pas compris venez en restaurant pour qu’on vous explique. A post shared by KFC France 🍗 (@kfc_france) on Jul 1, 2019 at 10:36am PDT Jul 1, 2019 at 10:36am PDT

KFC isn't the only fast food chain to try their luck in the taco business.

Companies including Jack in the Box and Burger King have both upped their taco game recently as well. Jack in the Box recently launched a miniature version of its beloved tacos, while Burger King brought back tacos for the first time in a decade.