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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The wait is over. Crispitos are coming back.

Jefferson County Schools Child Nutrition leaders said Tyson Foods is making the delicious rolled treat again.

Etowah County Schools CNP leaders said Crispitos will be served again in the next month.

They stopped production in 2021 because of a shortage of tortillas and workers at Tyson Foodservice.

We’ve just received word that the good folks at Tyson Foods have started making Crispitos for schools again! Coming soon…to a school cafeteria near you… Jefferson County Schools
Posted by Jefferson County Schools Child Nutrition on Friday, February 4, 2022