Is Taco Bell addictive?
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Anonymous
| I don't eat fast food. After 10 years, I stopped by at a TacoBell and ate a meal - Chalupa, Burrito, Queso, Nachos, Unsweet Iced Tea. Damn it. The food was unhealthy and loaded with calories but it was amazingly delicious. I could not stop myself going back for two more consecutive days. Is there something in their food that makes you feel addictive. Or, my experience was just a one-off? |
Anonymous
| No not to me. Just garbage food. I wouldn’t touch it. |
Anonymous
| It's a horrible food but the question I asked is whether they put some ingredients into their food that makes it addictive. |
Anonymous
| It is my fast food weakness. I never go to McDonald’s or Burger King or Wendy’s or anything like that, but when I see a TB it’s all over. I don’t know what it is. |
Anonymous
| Enjoy your cancer. |
Anonymous
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Wow, 20:59! Some may say the same to YOU based on your "delightful" attitude!
Maybe you need a chalupa of sorts? |
Anonymous
| I think it's the combination of sugar, salt and fat that's so addictive. |
Anonymous
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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. |
Anonymous
Not made by Taco Bell, are you kidding? It’s lower quality than grocery store dog food. The meat squirts out of a hose on the way to your taco. |
Anonymous
| Lol. Every now and then I get a taco Bell craving. I have no idea where it comes from because the first.time I ever had taco Bell was when I was 18. Then sometimes I give into the craving and am SO disappointed. It's been about 3 years since I've had it, but I won't lie sometimes I see an ad or drive by one and just want to get something. |
Anonymous
| My father in law ate really healthy for 70 years. He rarely ate out, enjoyed home cooked meals, and disliked fast food. Then he had a stroke and for some strange reason began to love Taco Bell. I am not sure how he tried it after the stroke but now when we visit him in a retirement home he always asks us to pick him up Taco Bell because it is on our way. He can't ge enough of it. |
Anonymous
| It's the salt. |
Anonymous
| Um heck no |
Anonymous
| I quit smoking August 26, 2013. I quit Taco Bell March 17, 2015. Taco Bell was harder. |
Anonymous
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It's good, hell yeah
F the haters |