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Yes. You can still get over 2000 calories at Taco Bell for $8 (this would be five of the Cheesy Bean and Rice burrito, my personal favorite). Even a Cheesy Doub
by anonymouskimmer 11mo ago
Yes. You can still get over 2000 calories at Taco Bell for $8 (this would be five of the Cheesy Bean and Rice burrito, my personal favorite). Even a Cheesy Double Beef burrito for the meat lovers can get you over 2000 calories for just over $11 for four. And their box meals will throw in a drink for a decent price. You can spend a lot more, but you don't have to.
This isn't meant as a Taco Bell commercial, just a comparison to todays McDonald's.
- shoddydoordesk 11mo agoYou can also get 2000 calories by eating an entire box of supermarket donuts, but that doesn't make it a good idea.
- trentnix 11mo agoTaco Bell's prices are absolutely through the roof, too. I'm not seeing the "decent price" at my local TB that you're seeing.
- anonymouskimmer 11mo agoThanks, it's actually been a few years since I've been to one.
- skinnymuch 11mo agoI don’t think that person is right. If you’re price sensitive and don’t just look at the default [combo] prices then Taco Bell is still elite and known for giving you cheap ways to get calories. They always have a combo that’s cheap and rotates monthly. And like you said they have a few cheap value food like Bean and rice burrito which is also one of my staples. Also you’re supposed to use the apps if you’re price sensitive. I work outside all day and couch surf without access to a kitchen. I never look at the actual menu of any place if there’s an app available. Apps also let you see prices between different locations. However almost everyone I see go to any place in the real world is always buying stuff just looking at the default menu prices.
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- kylehotchkiss 11mo agoYou can get > 2,000 calories in 3 sticks of butter which is like $3-4 if the cost per calorie is the only metric that matters.