I want to try Taco Bell when I go to Japan, going with a mexican friend who hates taco bell, so that's most of the reason
I want to try Taco Bell when I go to Japan, going with a mexican friend who hates taco bell, so that's most of the reason
Tried TB's Diablo Sauce. Not too bad.
Is that like Fire sauce? I remember back when I used to travel on business sometimes I'd make a run for the border and ask for Fire sauce and get Mild instead.
"No, I want Fire sauce, please. FI-YER. Fuego. Extra hot. FI-YER, please."
"Yes sir, here's your Mild sauce."
I never understood it. They always (well, sometimes) mis-heard me.
I bet TB no longer uses "make a run for the border" in their ads. Seems like that has some different meanings now.
Diablo is different from Lava is different from Fire.
Lava, eh? Sounds pretty hot.
I'll have to bring my binoculars so I can order something from the TB drive-through menu one of these days and try these new sauces with the tempting names.
Lava sauce goes on the Volcano products - but I've heard that you can actually ask for it on anything.
Hey, here you go:
http://hackthemenu.com/taco-bell/sec...lava-anything/
That's pretty handy! Okay, so I'm getting my order ready...
*unintelligible crackle of static from speaker*
I'll have one Superman, one Incredible Hulk, a Waffle Taco with Lava sauce, and, oh yeah...a Diet Coke, please.
*drives around building to receive 5-pound sack of food and tub o' cola*
May I have some Fire sauce, please?
*opens bag five miles away and discovers Mild sauce instead of Fire*
Taco Bell and Pizza Hut removing artificial ingredients, pledge to use real food
I don't see what the value of that would be. If I wanted real food, I would go to a real food place.
Spoiler alert: it's a nice-looking Taco Bell restaurant with a massive line (because it's the only one open to the public* in Japan) and probably the most expensive T-Bell on the planet. It's T-Bell food at Shibuya prices.
*there may be Bells on bases in Japan but you need an employee or military member to get you in.