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Originally Posted by Orgazmo
Fuck you, Repug. Go save a tree or something.
My experience is similar:
The taco was, on the whole, not terribly different than the original Doritos Locos. I did notice that my lips and fingers tasted markedly different, though. This was pleasant, but not enough to flip my shit.
On the whole, I probably prefer it to the former, but not quite to the point that I prefer to prefer it. I wanted to like it more than I do.
Contrary to your experience, mine was perhaps the best-constructed taco from my local Taco Bell that I've had in recent memory. I ordered a single taco, and the heft was astounding--to the point where it actually greased out of the bottom of the shell by the time I got around to eating it. Ample beef, lettuce, and, most of all, sour cream. A perfect taco.
All in all, it's good. It's very good. And I'm happy it exists. But it's not quite a revolution, and, as such, it isn't quite as good as I would have hoped.
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I agree with all of this. I forgot to mention the finger tasting. I wonder if the reason it doesn't taste that much different from the original DLT is that all of the cool ranch gets brushed off onto your hands. It was a pretty intense concentration on my finger tips.
Oh and I didn't mean to say that my taco was particularly lacking in ingredients, more that it was all just piled in the same spot in the middle. Like they made it in some insane taco construction speed race where quality of placement matters little.