Here's Taco Bell's Entire Breakfast Menu

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Taco Bell's breakfast launched nationwide today.

The company has heavily advertised items like the Waffle Taco, A.M. Crunchwrap, and Cinnabon Delights.

Taco Bell sent us every item on the new breakfast menu, along with descriptions and recommended prices.

Bacon or Sausage A.M. Crunchwrap. "All the classic breakfast tastes like fluffy scrambled eggs, real cheddar cheese, your choice of flavorful bacon or a hearty sausage patty, and a golden crispy hash brown wrapped and grilled in a warm flour tortilla." Suggested price: $2.49.

Bacon or Sausage Waffle Taco. "A warm waffle wrapped around flavorful bacon or a hearty sausage patty and fluffy scrambled eggs, served with a side of sweet syrup." Suggested price: $1.99.

Bacon or Sausage Breakfast Burrito. "Flavorful bacon or delicious sausage, fluffy scrambled eggs and lots of warm, melted cheddar cheese, all wrapped up in a warm flour tortilla." Suggested price: $1.69.

Bacon or Sausage A.M. Grilled Taco. "Fluffy scrambled eggs, melted cheddar cheese and flavorful sausage or bacon folded in a warm tortilla and grilled for portability." Suggested price: $1.

Steak & Egg Burrito. "Fluffy scrambled eggs, lots of warm, melted cheddar cheese and marinated premium thick cut steak, all wrapped up in a warm flour tortilla". Suggested price:$2.49.

Sausage Flatbread Melt. "Warm flatbread filled with a delicious sausage patty and real cheddar cheese, and then grilled to melted perfection." Suggested price: $1.

Cinnabon Delights. "Warm, golden bite-sized pastries filled with Cinnabon frosting and covered with Makara cinnamon sugar." Suggested price for 2: $1.00; 4: $1.49; 12-pack: $4.49.

Hash Brown. "A golden crispy potato hash brown." Suggested price: $1.

Orange Juice. "Tropicana 100% orange juice." Suggested price: $1.99.

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/taco-bell-breakfast-menu-items-2014-3#ixzz2xCCnBxDY

[mota bhai 2,675]

Hmm if there was a TB on my drive to work I'd give their hashbrown or steak & egg burrito a shot.

[Ban Hammer 13,336]

now i'm left wondering if they serve breakfast in the afternoon

[luckytxn 2,264]

A waffle taco? Have to try it.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

I want to try them too even though they look revolting. I did try Doritos Locos tacos, that'll be a weird food I can tell my grandkids about.

Edited March 27, 2014 by Harpa Timsah

[AussieNemesis 16]

I still don't get the syrup with sausage or Bacon thing...

I like black pepper on my bacon LOL ... must be a non USA habit.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Maple syrup is disgusting. I refused to eat it as a kid.

But, I recently learned about Grade B maple syrup. That is pretty good.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Taco Bell's version of maple syrup won't be real maple syrup, just like most inexpensive eateries.

[Rattlehead 69]

If I'm hitting fast food for breakfast, much less, TB, we're in the bizarro world. Weren't they sued a few years back for their "beef" having <50% (IIRC closer to 30%) actual cow meat in it?

[catdog 1]

Maple syrup is disgusting. I refused to eat it as a kid.

But, I recently learned about Grade B maple syrup. That is pretty good.

NPR huh ?

[one...two...tree 2,762]

If I'm hitting fast food for breakfast, much less, TB, we're in the bizarro world. Weren't they sued a few years back for their "beef" having <50% (IIRC closer to 30%) actual cow meat in it?

I think fast food restaurants should be bold and offer an alternative to all beef, like a mixture of beef and soy. Meat with fillers (meatloaf) would do well if they were upfront about it, especially if it were cheaper.

Edited March 27, 2014 by Porterhouse

[Rattlehead 69]

I think fast food restaurants should be bold and offer an alternative to all beef, like a mixture of beef and soy. Meat with fillers (meatloaf) would do well if they were upfront about it, especially if it were cheaper.

The next logical question would be "what's in it other than beef?", and I think the answer would make a lot of people blanch at the idea of eating it...

[one...two...tree 2,762]

The next logical question would be "what's in it other than beef?", and I think the answer would make a lot of people blanch at the idea of eating it...

It depends on the company's approach. I think it will happen, but probably not by one of the major chains. More likely from true innovators like Chipotle. There is a consumer demand for less meat and if it was disclosed properly and they used ingredients that wouldn't scare anyone (wholesome and safe), they could pull it off. Meat substitutes are already offered at many restaurants. Red Robin, for example, offers a meatless patty. But no one seems to be offering a 'meatloaf' variety. It's only a matter of time.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

It depends on the company's approach. I think it will happen, but probably not by one of the major chains. More likely from true innovators like Chipotle. There is a consumer demand for less meat and if it was disclosed properly and they used ingredients that wouldn't scare anyone (wholesome and safe), they could pull it off. Meat substitutes are already offered at many restaurants. Red Robin, for example, offers a meatless patty. But no one seems to be offering a 'meatloaf' variety. It's only a matter of time.

I agree. Taco Bell should just rebrand its taco meat as soy and beef delight and tell people what's in it. As long as it's not pink slime or other nasties, it's good to go.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]