Taco Bell’s Gradual-Roasted Rooster Nachos Grande options a double portion of slow-roasted rooster (in comparison with the Cantina Rooster Delicate Taco), refried beans, heat nacho cheese sauce, a three-cheese mix (mozzarella, pepper jack, and cheddar), pico de gallo, reduced-fat bitter cream, and guacamole, served over a mattress of tortilla chips.
It got here in a field and value me $6.99.
The field was stuffed fairly properly with an honest quantity of rooster, toppings, and chips. Topping protection was fairly good, though I at all times discover myself wishing for just a bit extra nacho cheese sauce.
As with loads of issues at Taco Bell, the mixture of flavors was very acquainted, because the Grande Nachos aren’t a lot completely different from Taco Bell’s earlier nachos in a field (or common menu Nachos BellGrande, for that matter). In comparison with Nachos BellGrande, you get extra meals for the same value ($5.99 for the seasoned beef model of each at my native Taco Bell). I might guess it to be a 3rd extra meals. It is undoubtedly shareable.
What stood out from the Grande Nachos over Nachos BellGrande was the guacamole and pico de gallo, which added an acidity that the latter lacks (it has bitter cream and tomatoes, however they do not add a lot).
The rooster was additionally fascinating, as Taco Bell’s limited-time nachos normally include beef (both seasoned floor beef or steak). The slow-roasted rooster was tender and meaty with a pleasant seasoning to it. I a lot want it to the chain’s earlier rooster, which was milder in taste and fewer satisfying texture-wise.
Total, Taco Bell’s Gradual-Roasted Rooster Grande Nachos get a thumbs up from me. Whereas acquainted, there was a pleasant number of flavors and textures to go together with an excellent quantity of meals for the cash.
Dietary Information – Taco Bell – Gradual-Roasted Rooster Grande Nachos
Energy – 1100
Fats – 59g (Saturated Fats – 9g)
Sodium – 1720mg
Carbs – 111g (Sugar – 6g)
Protein – 32g
