Changes: 7-Layer Burrito

Revision as of 13:09, 14 June 2021

The 7-Layer Burrito was a large, meatless burrito filled with tomatoes, re-fried beans, seasoned rice, three-cheese blend, low-fat sour cream, guacamole, and lettuce in a flour tortilla. The burrito was introduced to Taco Bell customers in the United States in 1993 for vegetarian customers. The original introductory price was 0.99 cents at most locations.

Taco Bell discontinued this recipe on August 13, 2020 in an effort to streamline the menu to make ordering faster and easier during the current pandemic. However, a customized bean burrito with the same ingredients is still available.

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-[[File:Pdp_7_layer_burrito.jpg|thumb|7-Layer Burrito]]The '''7-Layer Burrito''' is a large, meatless burrito filled with beans, sour cream, lettuce, tomato, guacamole, the three cheese blend and seasoned Latin rice.
+[[File:Pdp_7_layer_burrito.jpg|thumb|7-Layer Burrito]]
+The '''7-Layer Burrito''' was a large, meatless burrito filled with tomatoes, re-fried beans, seasoned rice, three-cheese blend, low-fat sour cream, guacamole, and lettuce in a flour tortilla. The burrito was introduced to Taco Bell customers in the United States in 1993 for vegetarian customers. The original introductory price was 0.99 cents at most locations.
+Taco Bell discontinued this recipe on August 13, 2020 in an effort to streamline the menu to make ordering faster and easier during the current pandemic. However, a customized bean burrito with the same ingredients is still available.
-It was released in 1993 to appeal to those who are seeking vegetarian/vegan/healthier options.
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--Layer enthusiasts are divided on the question of whether the tortilla counts as one of the seven layers. However, given that there are seven distinct layers within the burrito, excluding the tortilla, there appears to be a rough consensus that the tortilla is not itself a layer.
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 [[Category:Burritos]]