Oh Americans. I assumed that most people would pick the "Heck No! It still tastes awesome" category, but I'm still astounded. People here wonder why we die from cancer and heart disease...wow. If you put that stuff in your body, including "beef" from Taco Bell, you will pay for it later. Of course, that's your choice. I just don't want to hear you complain later when you are sick. Ever.
bear - 13 years ago
are you kidding me????!!!! I always thought that they used seasoned beef, not seasoned cereal. I used to like toco bell but no more. I am tired of getting lied to by fast food chains and them expecting me to forgive them when the bottom line is at risk. I'd bet that the original beef taco was seasoned beef, real beef with a little seasoning, not the corporate sludge they profess to be "beefy". 35% beef you say? "seasoned beef "you say?
How about my friend and I don't go to your lying, misrepresenting establishment
100% of the time. Yea, I like my percentage better. Food franchises downsize portion, quality and service while raising prices and telling us what a great deal it is and how fortunate we are to be eating there.
I'll just eat at home. Its a LOT healthier and I know what goes in the food.
Taco Bell you just lost 15 customers, all family and friends. Spin this deception any way you want, it is still deception. Your company has no integrety. Big Surprise
John Walker - 13 years ago
Having been diagnosed with Celiac Disease ( intolerance to Gluten, found in Wheat, Barley, Rye ), I often frequented Taco Bell as a place to eat while not at home. This was because they have corn tortillas, which I can eat, as they should not have the protein gluten present.
Finding that Taco Bell has been concealing the presence of wheat products, now I understand why I wasn't doing so well after a number of times eating at Taco Bell. Celiac's should avoid all Taco Bell products until it is determined that Taco Bell cares about us..which they aparently don't! They are making us sick. Probably the basis for a class action lawsuit for the folks with Celiac Disease.
Yes, it's just too gross.
Oh Americans. I assumed that most people would pick the "Heck No! It still tastes awesome" category, but I'm still astounded. People here wonder why we die from cancer and heart disease...wow. If you put that stuff in your body, including "beef" from Taco Bell, you will pay for it later. Of course, that's your choice. I just don't want to hear you complain later when you are sick. Ever.
are you kidding me????!!!! I always thought that they used seasoned beef, not seasoned cereal. I used to like toco bell but no more. I am tired of getting lied to by fast food chains and them expecting me to forgive them when the bottom line is at risk. I'd bet that the original beef taco was seasoned beef, real beef with a little seasoning, not the corporate sludge they profess to be "beefy". 35% beef you say? "seasoned beef "you say?
How about my friend and I don't go to your lying, misrepresenting establishment
100% of the time. Yea, I like my percentage better. Food franchises downsize portion, quality and service while raising prices and telling us what a great deal it is and how fortunate we are to be eating there.
I'll just eat at home. Its a LOT healthier and I know what goes in the food.
Taco Bell you just lost 15 customers, all family and friends. Spin this deception any way you want, it is still deception. Your company has no integrety. Big Surprise
Having been diagnosed with Celiac Disease ( intolerance to Gluten, found in Wheat, Barley, Rye ), I often frequented Taco Bell as a place to eat while not at home. This was because they have corn tortillas, which I can eat, as they should not have the protein gluten present.
Finding that Taco Bell has been concealing the presence of wheat products, now I understand why I wasn't doing so well after a number of times eating at Taco Bell. Celiac's should avoid all Taco Bell products until it is determined that Taco Bell cares about us..which they aparently don't! They are making us sick. Probably the basis for a class action lawsuit for the folks with Celiac Disease.