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HejiraHenry

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What would you choose?

I realize this thread will not end well.

Am I the only person who ever had a Taco Bell BLT taco? It must have been in the mid-90s.

A guy in the office tonight recommends mushrooms.

Your thoughts?
 
I'd vote for adding an ingredient that's edible.

I've had food poisoning once in my life. Thank you Taco Bell, circa summer of '91. Fortunately stuff was coming out only the back end for a week until I finally went to a doctor.
 
HejiraHenry said:
What would you choose?

I realize this thread will not end well.

Am I the only person who ever had a Taco Bell BLT taco? It must have been in the mid-90s.

A guy in the office tonight recommends mushrooms.

Your thoughts?

I'm not sure I understand the question, but I'll add that I loved the BLT soft taco.
 
Taco Bell doesn't need anything else. The Bell is perfect the way it is, no matter what BYH says.
 
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I had never been to a Taco Bell until they introduced the Taco Supreme in around 1978 or '79. It basically added sour cream and diced tomato to their regular taco. Went there and had one and have been loving the Bell ever since.

As to the question asked for this thread, I first thought would echo HejiraHenry's co-worker and go with mushrooms, but I have since decided they should add ranch dressing to everything.
 
BYH said:
I've had food poisoning once in my life. Thank you Taco Bell, circa summer of '91. Fortunately stuff was coming out only the back end for a week until I finally went to a doctor.

I love Mexican food and in spite of that, I also used to like Taco Bell. I don't know if what I had could technically be called food poisoning, I wasn't quite as ill as BYH describes. But I noticed in the mid-1990s that something was amiss a few times in a row and I have not tempted fate again. I've yet to have a bad experience at Baja Fresh. It's not quite the real thing, but it's much closer to it than Taco Bell is. And I haven't felt ill.
 
I'd add a year-round addition of the Grilled Stuft Chicken Caesar Burrito.

The food of the gods.
 

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