Is Taco Bell addictive?

[Anonymous]

Addiction actually changes your brain chemistry. I think you just experienced cravings.

[Anonymous]

I do not eat other fast food but have a similar weakness for Taco Bell. I largely limit it to road trips, a few times a year on a particularly long drive with the kids or similar.

For me, Taco Bell is like a different category of food. I've had good food and I know that TB is not good. But is's so goooood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think so, like most other addictive junk food it has additives that mess with your brain.

When I'm healthy I have no desire for any of it, but as soon as major stress or something else messes with me it tastes so darn good. Like the exact same food goes from vomit worthy to delicious. I can have it all around me and if I'm feeling good about life I don't want it, not at all.

Yes, that’s me, too. It’s the weirdest thing.

[Anonymous]

FYI: the meat doesn’t come out of a hose. It’s precooked and kept in th walk in. They heat it in the store.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think so, like most other addictive junk food it has additives that mess with your brain.

When I'm healthy I have no desire for any of it, but as soon as major stress or something else messes with me it tastes so darn good. Like the exact same food goes from vomit worthy to delicious. I can have it all around me and if I'm feeling good about life I don't want it, not at all.

Yes, that’s me, too. It’s the weirdest thing.

Plus 2.

I also noticed that TacoBell has improved its quality. It tastes similar to Guapos now.

[Anonymous]

The triple double crunch wrap is addictive. There are currently no treatment centers equipped to defeat this terrible disease. Proceed with caution.

[Anonymous]

If you've been on a diet and deprived, this is really normal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I do not eat other fast food but have a similar weakness for Taco Bell. I largely limit it to road trips, a few times a year on a particularly long drive with the kids or similar.

For me, Taco Bell is like a different category of food. I've had good food and I know that TB is not good. But is's so goooood.

100% agree.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Enjoy your cancer.

What? How?

[Anonymous]

I think I had Taco Bell once, 10 years or so ago - it was unremarkable. Am I missing something? Are there any tasty vegetarian options?

I generally find fast food gross, but McDonald's fries will occasionally get me with their fragrant aroma, and five guys still entices once in a while.

[Anonymous]

Ugh. I haven’t had it in over 2 years. And reading this post.. now I’m craving some.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Enjoy your cancer.

Enjoy your orthorexia & lack of friends due to your obnoxious personality!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think I had Taco Bell once, 10 years or so ago - it was unremarkable. Am I missing something? Are there any tasty vegetarian options?

I generally find fast food gross, but McDonald's fries will occasionally get me with their fragrant aroma, and five guys still entices once in a while.

Taco Bell 10 years ago vs today is different. The food is more delicious and you can see real lettuce tomatoes in there. Almost all dishes can be made vegetarian — just say beans instead of beef.

For McDonalds, I highly recommend its Oatmeal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ugh. I haven’t had it in over 2 years. And reading this post.. now I’m craving some.

Proceed with caution. It’s addictive. I had to slap myself to avoid going back.

[Anonymous]

I think they, along with most of the fast food and processed food manufacturers, engineer their food to the bliss point. The point where fat, sugar and salt come together to make you crave the food.

Read Salt Sugar Fat. Or this.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2015/12/16/459981099/how-the-food-industry-helps-engineer-our-cravings