/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11391078
So I'm not gonna lie, as much as I don't look forward to going through the drive through of one of three different Taco Bell's every night, having to choose a sugar water I'll just dump most of and still be up most of the night with a headache with, and eating that stupid taco, when I actually get to the double chalupa it gets better and better each time. It definitely has a steep learning curve when it comes to enjoying the experience of eating it, but it has most of the core Taco Bell flavors we all love, and is honestly a really substantial entree (still crazy that it's only 160 calories more than the fritos burrito). There's still no way around making a huge mess (definitely need to shave soon to cut down on the free napkin cost), but it's not like you're eating it in your car or actually in public.