Redeemable only via the Taco Bell mobile app, at participating U.S. Taco Bell locations, while supplies last. Not available for delivery orders, unless placed on the Taco Bell app. Must be a registered Taco Bell Rewards member in order to redeem. Reward valid 1 (one) time per registered user. No product or ingredient substitutions, upgrades, or add-ons. Reward is nontransferable and cannot be combined with any other offer.
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Redeemable only via the Taco Bell mobile app, at participating U.S. Taco Bell locations, while supplies last. Not available for delivery orders, unless placed on the Taco Bell app. Must be a registered Taco Bell Rewards member in order to redeem. Reward valid 1 (one) time per registered user. No product or ingredient substitutions, upgrades, or add-ons. Reward is nontransferable and cannot be combined with any other offer.
I didn't actually finish checking out, but, even though the terms state "No product or ingredient substitutions, upgrades, or add-ons.", the promo still deducted the appropriate amount off with the supreme add-on included with the 5 soft tacos.
As usual, protein substitutions work just fine (even with refried beans, though the terms only state beef or black beans).
edit: To clarify, my cart still showed an upcharge for the supreme ingredients, but I was still only charged $5 for the 5 base tacos (after the promo $ deduction).
Miss the days of if you could eat $5 from Taco Bell, you were a fatty.
29c, 39c, 49c tacos!
5 layer burrito for .79 cents. My problem with T bell isn't the food. It's the price. I went to one in Arizona and they wanted 5.50 for the same 5 layer burrito. It's even more expensive than McDonald's now.
5 bucks for 5 burritos is a good deal for today's world.
To clarify, you are not saying you can add additional +cost ingredients and get the same price. But you *are* allowed to pay for +cost ingredients on your order and have the promo still work (albeit you are still paying for the extra ingredients)
This is correct, at least for the supreme upgrade I tried. They won't be 5 for $5 this way - they would be $5 + the upcharges for whichever options were added.
The terms make it sound like you have to take the tacos as-is (except for the option of a protein swap), but they really mean that the $5 only covers the basic 5 tacos and you'll have to pay the corresponding upcharges.
As I mentioned, I only confirmed this with the supreme style, but I assume this would also work with individual items, like onions, tomatoes, etc.
I don't know about Taco Bell, but I used to love Del Taco's taco Tuesday, they taste slightly better. Taco Bell in the 90s tasted good, Del Taco in the 2010s.
Check your bags! I asked the guy if it was all there and he was a smart @$$ and said if its on the screen its in the bag. I walked out opened the sticker closed bag and only 4 tacos so I walk back in and dude is eating a soft taco at the counter! I said is that my taco your eating that was on the screen and not in the bag? He said fu yes it is and I aint giving you one to replace it!
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29c, 39c, 49c tacos!
I say this as someone that likes Taco Bell.
Crazy that this is considered a deal.
A tortilla, a tablespoon of ground semi beef, a pinch of shredded cheese and lettuce. That's $1. Come on, TB. Be reasonable.
As usual, protein substitutions work just fine (even with refried beans, though the terms only state beef or black beans).
edit: To clarify, my cart still showed an upcharge for the supreme ingredients, but I was still only charged $5 for the 5 base tacos (after the promo $ deduction).
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29c, 39c, 49c tacos!
29c, 39c, 49c tacos!
5 bucks for 5 burritos is a good deal for today's world.
The terms make it sound like you have to take the tacos as-is (except for the option of a protein swap), but they really mean that the $5 only covers the basic 5 tacos and you'll have to pay the corresponding upcharges.
As I mentioned, I only confirmed this with the supreme style, but I assume this would also work with individual items, like onions, tomatoes, etc.
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