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Taco Bell testing new Taquito Dippers in Ohio, 2 for $1.99/4 for $3.79

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XiaNaphryz

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Spotted: Crispy Taquito Dippers from Taco Bell

Taco Bell is testing Taquito Dippers in the Columbus, Ohio market. The only available choice of taquito is with shredded chicken, but there are five options of dip, including a tasty new Spicy Ranch dip. The other dip choices are Salsa, Premium Guacamole, Nacho Cheese Sauce and Reduced Fat Sour Cream. The price is a way too high in my opinion, 2 for $1.99 with 1 dip or 4 for $3.79 with 2 dips. Still just a test market item, so let’s see if these catch on in Columbus.

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Anoregon

The flight plan I just filed with the agency list me, my men, Dr. Pavel here. But only one of you!
Read this as diapers.

hah, me too.


Chicken dippers with spicy ranch sauce is something I can get behind, though. Bring it over to NY, taco bell.
 

andycapps

Member
I'm in Columbus, but those don't look any different than the ones you can get in a box you can get at Walmart for that same prices.
 
Why is there no lava sauce or baja sauce on the sauce list?

TB protip: order your food with a side of the aforementioned sauces. $.40 per sauce. Your profit.
 
Sounds delicious, but yeah - the price is absurd. That puts 1 taquito in the same ballpark as one of the loaded grillers. $1.25 for 2, or $2 for 3 would be more attractive.
 

ImadKhan

Member
I can get a box of 50 tequito's from sams club for 10-15 bucks.

Yeah, what happened to Taco Bell having really cheap food for broke college kids. Now all their meals are above $6.

Maybe it's just inflation.
 

Seanspeed

Banned
I can get a box of 50 tequito's from sams club for 10-15 bucks.

Yeah, what happened to Taco Bell having really cheap food for broke college kids. Now all their meals are above $6.

Maybe it's just inflation.

Food prices in general have gone up the past few years and are supposed to continue to increase.
 

MarkusRJR

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In Mexico we call those things "Flautas"

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wtf Taco Bell? First you call taco something that is not a taco and now the flautas :(
This isn't taco bell making up names. Flautas and Taquitos are pretty much the same thing (apart from a few slight differences), but Taquiotos is the term most often used in US/Canada (and probably in Europe too).
 
I believe Flauta is made with flour tortillas and Taquitos with Corn.

Edit: I'd try them but for 1.99 I hope they are at least filling compared to everything else you can get for 2 bucks at TB.
 

Chris R

Member
Yes... Glad this was mentioned. That's not a fucking taquito.

Most of the time Flautas, which mean "flutes," usually refer to a flour tortilla that is rolled up around a filling and deep fried. A Taquito is a corn tortilla rolled in a similar fashion with a filling of beef, chicken or cheese and fried until crisp. Sometimes the Flautas are rolled to be narrower on one side then the other to create a long, narrow cone shape. But the main difference is that usually Flautas are flour torillas, and Taquitos are made of corn tortillas. However, you can also find Taquitos made from flour tortillas and Flautas made from corn.

The Length Difference
In some areas of Mexico the Flauta and Taquito are determined by size. the Flauta is very long, made from a burrito-sized corn tortilla. They are very long and thin and are usually served as a main dish. Taquitos on the other hand are the shorter versions usually served as an antojito or appetizer.

That being said, they need to price them at like 5 for $2.99 or something.
 

Konka

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I believe Flauta is made with flour tortillas and Taquitos with Corn.

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A taquito (Spanish pronunciation: [taˈkito], from the Spanish diminutive of taco[1]) or flauta (pronounced: ['flauta]) is a Mexican food dish consisting of a small rolled-up tortilla and some type of filling, usually beef or chicken.[2]
 
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