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Taco Bell teaming up with Kraft to offer their sauce packets by the bottle

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XiaNaphryz

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Taco Bell Sauce Packets Now Available by the Bottle

As part of a larger update of the Taco Bell retail/grocery line of products made in partnership by Kraft, you can now get Taco Bell sauce packet flavors by the bottle (complete with witty sayings).

The full line up is available including Mild, Hot, and Fire sauces, plus Verde Salsa.

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The introduction of the new bottles are part of an expansion and update of the line, which includes a redesign of all the packages to reflect Taco Bell's current "Live Mas" slogan. New products include sauces, dressings, desserts, and dinner kits.

Here's a full list of what's new on the Taco Bell grocery line (with suggested retail prices):

- Mild Sauce $1.59
- Hot Sauce - $1.59
- Fire Sauce - $1.59
- Verde Sauce - $1.59
- Southwest Ranch Salad Dressing - $3.49
- Spicy Ranch Salad Dressing - $3.49
- Cinnamon Nachos Dessert Kit - $2.99
- Chocolate Taco Dessert Kit - $2.99
- Mild Taco Seasoning - 79 cents
- Reduced Sodium Taco Seasoning - 79 cents
- Ultimate Taco Night Kit: Cheesy Taco Grande - $2.99
- Ultimate Taco Night Kit: Steak & Cheese Soft Taco Kit (yes, you still have to provide the steak) - $2.99

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EDIT: Apparently, the sauces are different than what's already out in the market:

The stuff you've seen for years at the grocery store have been branded "Taco Bell Home Originals." This looks to be closer to or exactly the same as what they have in the restaurant.

Q: Are some of the products such as some of the sauces or the taco seasoning exactly the same as you'd find in Taco Bell restaurants? If not, what are some of the difficulties/challenges in getting it pretty close to the original? And what are the reasons they're not the same?

A: We work to match the QSR formulas as best we can. Some products are the exact same formula, some are slightly different. Any differences are driven by shelf life requirements, shipping requirements, packaging forms, or how consumers interact with the product at home.

I followed up by asking if any of the products were exactly as you'd find at a Taco Bell restaurant and was told the taco shells and restaurants sauces are the same.
 

wenis

Registered for GAF on September 11, 2001.
So I won't need to go to the Taco Bell/KFC combo a block away from my place and grab handfuls to take back to my apartment?

Hmmm...

I'll consider it.
 

Branduil

Member
Um you've been able to buy this stuff for years. Seems like just redesigned bottles rather than any kind of new product.
 

Damaniel

Banned
These are new? I saw them in my local Winco when I went shopping last week.

I can't imagine actually buying one, though. There are so many other choices. In fact, Winco has a whole aisle of Hispanic food products, including a wide variety of hot sauces of various kinds.
 

potam

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haven't these been around forever?


edit: holy fuck. When I was googling to prove myself right, I discovered this beauty. I must find it:

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fleck0

Member
Hmm what do you suppose that nasty looking Bold and Creamy sauce is? Those jerks took Baja sauce away from me so I'd assume it's what goes on the quesodillas?

edit: Looks like a separate concoction entirely. Also screw these sauces, why can't I buy Mountain Dew Baja Blast™ at the supermarket?
 

Assanova

Member
Just a warning, these are watered down and not as hot as the ones in the actual restaraunts, or at least from what I can tell from what I've tasted so far. (I. E. If you like mild in the restaraunt, then buy hot in the store, if you like the hot, then buy fire etc.)
 

dekline

Member
The fire sauce would be so much better if only it had more punch. I love the flavor of this shit on my tacos.

Never had the green stuff before.
 
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Deleted member 74300

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Between this and Baja Blast being bottled is there any reason to go back to Taco Bell now?
 
And they're also releasing Baja Blast in bottled form. Is Taco Bell planning to just stop being a restaurant soon? They'd killing every reason I had to enter their premises.
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thetrin

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Who asked for this?

I'm wondering this, too. With considerably better (and more authentic) sauces on the market, why would I buy taco bell branded sauces?
 

amnesiac

Member
I want whatever is on their chicken quesadillas.

Hmm what do you suppose that nasty looking Bold and Creamy sauce is? Those jerks took Baja sauce away from me so I'd assume it's what goes on the quesodillas?

edit: Looks like a separate concoction entirely. Also screw these sauces, why can't I buy Mountain Dew Baja Blast™ at the supermarket?

The chicken quesadilla sauce is "creamy jalapeno sauce." I asked what it was one time.
 

Daria

Member
Didn't they already have something like this out? Definitely had them at WalMart but they tasted nothing like the packets.
 
I hate to be one of those "The 90s was the BEST" dipshits, but what ever happened to the "Wild" sauce? That shit made everything taste amazing.
 
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