Nachos Supreme features tortilla chips that are prepared daily in-house covered with seasoned ground beef, refried beans, warm nacho cheese sauce, diced ripe tomatoes, and a dollop of reduced-fat sour cream. They used to have green onions but Taco Bell removed green onion from their menu back in 2006 due to an E.coli outbreak connected with them. I miss the green onions...
are we still talking about chips?
ReplyDeleteDon't you always describe your chips as either erect or flaccid? That's the first thing I think of when I think of chips.
ReplyDeleteSeriously that was the a rather uncomfortable post about nachos lol.
I like Taco Bell's new marketing strategy of offering 99cent deals every two weeks. It keeps me coming to the store and trying out new products that I otherwise would have never tried for the first time.
ReplyDeletei went to get one with a cherry limeade before work. full price. ugh, i hate taco bell, i don't know why i even eat that stuff. the cherry limeade is quite good though
ReplyDeleteNo offense but your taco bell must suck. How could they mess up a national promotion like this?
ReplyDeleteYea the limeades aren't bad, I got a couple for free with coupons when they came out.
I agree, even if they're not the best items on the menu, it's nice to have some cheap variety. I hope other places start doing that more.
ReplyDeletethey haven't been doing any of these promotions for some reason, same thing happened with the crunchwraps. what really blew my mind is that the person behind me ordered 36 dollars worth of food. how could someone justify spending that kind of cash there? they could have gotten 40 pounds of elbow noodles and swam in it like scrooge mcduck
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