Submitted by Gabbledorf t3_10nufw4 in food
davenobody t1_j6fbhis wrote
Reply to comment by StevenTM in [homemade] Skillet Burritos by Gabbledorf
I suspect the texture of the ingredients at taco bell are due to extended shelf life properties.
StevenTM t1_j6fe4fd wrote
So.. same as most products that you can get at a supermarket that aren't organic/are cheap. Bland tasting tomatoes that are just barely pink inside, watery and flavorless lettuce, average or below quality American cheese, the cheapest ground beef with 15-20% "connective tissue and other" and sub 10% fat (which is what gives it flavor).
Pretty sure if I make a taco with the cheapest of the above that I can find at Aldi it'll be indistinguishable (taste-wise) from one from taco bell
That said, their chicken has always been tasty (to me), and some stuff like the crunchwrap supreme was pretty consistently great.
davenobody t1_j6fhg7g wrote
I like Taco Bell sometimes too. I don't think organic has anything to do with it either. The place I described did crazy volume and went really fresh with their ingredients. Isn't fancy or expensive either. They also feed the 2am tossed out of the bar crowd. So they have a unique set of strengths that make them worth a drive to experience.
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