Taco Bell via Mobile App [
Restaurant Locator]: is offering their
Taco Bell Taco Lover's Pass on sale for
$10 which
Allows You to Enjoy One Select Taco Per Day for 30-Days upon purchasing through the Taco Bell Mobile App (
iOS or
Android; link for reference). Offer is valid for purchase on
October 4, 2022 only.
Thanks to Moderator
finzz2dlft for sharing this deal.
Note, must purchase/redeem this offer through the Taco Bell Mobile App
How it Works?- Purchase the Taco Bell Taco Lover's Pass through the Taco Bell Mobile App (iOS or Android) valid through October 4, 2022 only
- Note, find the offer in the 'Online Exclusives' category
- Once purchased, redeem your tacos from the Taco Lover's Pass category in the menu
- Celebrate with your first taco. Then one taco a day for the next 29 days
Offer Notes:
- Once you have purchased Taco Lover's Pass on Taco Bell App, Taco Lover's Pass menu category will be unlocked in App.
- Once in Taco Lover's Pass Menu Category, choose from the following Tacos (one taco per day for 30-days):
- Crunchy Taco
- Crunchy Taco Supreme
- Soft Taco
- Soft Taco Supreme
- Doritos Locos Tacos
- Doritos Locos Tacos Supreme
- Spicy Potato Soft Taco
:
(Valid 10/4 Only)at Taco Bell
Top Comments
Positives:
Taco Bell is expensive here in LA. It just takes three trips to Taco Bell in a month to basically "break even"
Soft/Crunchy Taco - $1.79
Supreme Taco - $2.79
Doritos Taco - $2.69
Doritos Supreme Taco - $3.19
I never had any issues using the pass. It resets at midnight I believe and not 24 hours after your previous usage of it.
Taco Bell's that serve breakfast have their full menu's during breakfast as well if you're fine with a normal taco at that time. Also, their breakfast burritos are honestly pretty good. I recommend the potato burrito and then get a topping of sausage added - it's cheaper than just getting a sausage burrito.
Negatives:
I tried to see how many times I could go to Taco Bell in a month before I got tired of it and it was I think 12 times? lol. Granted, Taco Bell is pretty close to me which leads me to....
Don't buy it if it's not within close driving distance. It's really not worth it if you're having to drive ten minutes there for a "free" taco.
All in all it's a great price/deal. If you think you'll eat at Taco Bell at least three times in a month then you'll break even with it. Often I would go and ONLY get the free Taco and nothing else, but usually I would get two taco's or a taco and a value burrito.
The bottom line is that Taco Bell is probably the most vegetarian and vegan friendly large fast food chain and they are extremely transparent about the ingredients in all of their menu items, including all of their sauces. They even have a section of their menu which is certified vegetarian by the American Vegetarian Association.
It's unusually easy to make almost any menu item vegetarian or vegan by swapping or omitting an ingredient or two. We get CHOICES! Lots of them! And PROTEIN! And more than just a side salad or some steamed vegetables! Frankly, it's glorious. 🙌😆
While every vegetarian or vegan has a different comfort level as far as how their food is prepared, the only way to be 100% sure that your food will never contain any animal products whatsoever is to grow and prepare your own food, which is only possible if you live in a warm climate year-round, have the land and knowledge to grow sufficient amounts of food, and are physically capable of doing so. Even all but the strictest of vegans (who won't even eat foods like broccoli because of how they are generally pollinated) believe in avoiding animal products to the extent that it is *practicable*.
I'm the strictest vegetarian I know, in that I adopt many vegan "rules", such as not eating insect ingredients or gelatin, and even I'm 100% comfortable eating at Taco Bell. Occasionally, I'll receive my order prepared with meat instead of beans, but I'm used to checking my food before I leave and it's easy to instantly tell if it's been made wrong and get it corrected. When you almost always have to modify the ingredients in your order, you get used to checking your food every time and it just becomes part of your routine when you get take out.
There are very few fast food places that I can even eat at and very few menu items I can even eat at any of those places (let alone non-side dishes), which is why Taco Bell is such a favorite for vegans and vegetarians. It's crazy, what's in some menu items. I mean, McDonald's puts meat in their fries. Who would expect that!?
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I had a horrible case of salmonella for a month from eating peanut butter when I kept eating more of the peanut butter to try to settle my stomach. I never even suspected that peanut butter could contain salmonella, since I only associated it with foods like chicken and eggs. So I wouldn't specifically associate salmonella with the entire Taco Bell chain.
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The bottom line is that Taco Bell is probably the most vegetarian and vegan friendly large fast food chain and they are extremely transparent about the ingredients in all of their menu items, including all of their sauces. They even have a section of their menu which is certified vegetarian by the American Vegetarian Association.
It's unusually easy to make almost any menu item vegetarian or vegan by swapping or omitting an ingredient or two. We get CHOICES! Lots of them! And PROTEIN! And more than just a side salad or some steamed vegetables! Frankly, it's glorious. 🙌😆
While every vegetarian or vegan has a different comfort level as far as how their food is prepared, the only way to be 100% sure that your food will never contain any animal products whatsoever is to grow and prepare your own food, which is only possible if you live in a warm climate year-round, have the land and knowledge to grow sufficient amounts of food, and are physically capable of doing so. Even all but the strictest of vegans (who won't even eat foods like broccoli because of how they are generally pollinated) believe in avoiding animal products to the extent that it is *practicable*.
I'm the strictest vegetarian I know, in that I adopt many vegan "rules", such as not eating insect ingredients or gelatin, and even I'm 100% comfortable eating at Taco Bell. Occasionally, I'll receive my order prepared with meat instead of beans, but I'm used to checking my food before I leave and it's easy to instantly tell if it's been made wrong and get it corrected. When you almost always have to modify the ingredients in your order, you get used to checking your food every time and it just becomes part of your routine when you get take out.
There are very few fast food places that I can even eat at and very few menu items I can even eat at any of those places (let alone non-side dishes), which is why Taco Bell is such a favorite for vegans and vegetarians. It's crazy, what's in some menu items. I mean, McDonald's puts meat in their fries. Who would expect that!?
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I stopped eating at taco bell when they removed the $1 beef burrito.
If you use your pass three or four times, you've already made the purchase price back in product, and then some. And that's assuming there won't be a way to get it for $5, as there has been in the past. If that happens, passholders may begin receiving more food than they paid for on only the second visit.
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You just need Tostadas, tortillas, chopped onions, chopped tomatoes, a can of refried beans, Mexican 3 cheese blend, left over hot sauce packets from Taco bell to make most recipes. Just assemble and throw them in the air fryer.
Other toppings such as pickled jalapeños, sour cream, roasted veggies (any type of peppers, zucchini etc) are optional and add unique taste to the recipes.
Ever since I started making them at home, I stopped craving going to Taco bell. Cooking at home gives me control over the quality of the ingredients and portion sizes. But this deal is still excellent value if you don't enjoy a bit of cooking and cleaning.
FYI. I'm not sure why, but for certain stores last time it was only $5/month even though all the other stores around it were $10, so I always chose that store to buy it from, and I could then use it at any store around me/on the way to work. It might have been a bug, but for $10, 2 months straight of about 40 doritos los locos tacos supreme is not bad. There are 3 on my way to work.
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