Which of these food brand collaborations actually happened and resulted in a real product release?

Brand collaborations in the food industry have become increasingly strategic, creating buzz and reaching new customer segments. These partnerships can take many forms - from limited-edition flavor combinations to co-branded restaurants. Test your knowledge about some of the most innovative and successful food brand collaborations that have reshaped marketing strategies in the culinary world. Can you identify which unlikely pairing actually made it to market?

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Taco Bell and Doritos creating the Doritos Locos Taco with a shell made from Doritos chips
McDonald's and Starbucks partnering to create a coffee-infused burger called the 'Morning McWake-Up'
Ben & Jerry's and Campbell's Soup launching a tomato soup-flavored ice cream called 'Comfort in a Cone'
Coca-Cola and KFC developing a chicken-flavored soda called 'Original Recipe Cola'