Over at Ta.Co, Taco Bell trumpeted its status as the first fast-food place with American Vegetarian Association certified options and put out a guide for eating vegetarian at Taco Bell. Presumably I’m also ordering a second and possibly third Taco Bell thing as well as the Walking Nachos, so then I’d have to either a) negotiate the bag with the other Taco Bell stuff in it while I eat nachos with a fork, or b) eat the nachos last, at which point they will most likely be soggy from the big pile of stuff on top of them. Right?įor that matter, if I were to find myself in a situation that called for walking while eating Taco Bell, I’m still not sure Walking Nachos would be right for me. And if I’m dining in or taking Taco Bell home, I can just get regular nachos. If I’m driving, I’m not going to want to mess around with a fork, obviously, so that’s right out. But I’m not sure exactly when I’d need Walking Nachos, as I don’t often eat Taco Bell while walking. It looks like a big pile of Taco Bell stuff, so it’s almost certainly delicious.

Though less heralded than the excellent Naked Chicken Chalupa, something called “Walking Nachos” is testing at Charlotte-area Taco Bells. It’s not in a red shell, but it’s about as close as you’re going to get to enjoying a Volcano Taco anytime soon. Mix the nacho cheese with 2-3 packets of Fire sauce. Buy a taco and a side order of nacho cheese.Ģ. In its absence, This Week in Taco Bell recommends the following Taco Bell lifehack:ġ. Lava sauce exists at some international Taco Bells - the Taco Bells in China will have it - but it is currently unavailable in domestic Taco Bells and there are no plans for its return on the horizon. We figured we were about a pinch or two of cayenne away from a near-perfect match. If you mix a few packets of Fire sauce into a ramekin of nacho cheese, you wind up with something that very closely approximates the flavor of Lava sauce but doesn’t quite match it for spiciness. I know because my friend and I tested this out one night in 2008 at a Taco Bell in Woodbridge, N.J. It was an amazing, delicious, gooey, spicy condiment, and it tasted first and foremost like our capacity for wonder.īut also, it tasted a lot like a combination of Taco Bell nacho cheese and Fire sauce.

Lava sauce tasted like a triumphant symphony performed on instruments constructed entirely of hot peppers and cheese, or like a nacho picnic on the banks of the river Styx. This Week in Taco Bell is For the Win’s weekly roundup of Taco Bell news and the internet’s foremost source of aggregated Taco Bell content.Īt the ever-entertaining /r/TacoBell subreddit, a user named noahdj1512 asked, “Can someone tell me what the Lava sauce tasted like?”

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