Taco Bell's regular burrito has seasoned rice in it while the Burrito Supreme has the same ingredients of the regular except the rice and has double the meat. Both are rolled with fresh shredded lettuce, beans, chopped tomatoes and onions, sour cream, and cheddar cheese.

With breakfast options at select locations, to late night, the Taco Bell menu serves made-to-order and customizable tacos, burritos, quesadillas, nachos, vegetarian options, fountain drinks and desserts. Our specialties menu features all time favorites like the Chalupa Supreme, and the Crunchwrap Supreme.

Difference Between a Taco & a Burrito The answer lies in the way it is wrapped. For example a taco is stuffed with meat and vegetables before being folded in half to resemble a crescent shape while the burrito on the other hand is stuffed with meat and cheese and wrapped into something that resembles a cylinder.

At your nearby Taco Bell location, you can find all of your favorite Mexican inspired burritos, from our classic Bean Burrito to specialty burritos like the Burrito Supreme® and the Beefy 5-Layer Burrito.

"Taco Bell's Bean Burrito is a nutrient-packed option that is easy on the pocket and totally tasty," says Lauren Manaker, M.S., RDN, LDN, CLEC. "Beans are a source of plant-based protein, fiber and many nutrients. And the cheese addition adds a boost of bone-health-supporting calcium.

There are a couple of books out of Mexico that detail the history of the burrito - an older book, called “Los Tacos de México,” and a more recent one, called “La Tacopedia,” by Alejandro Escalante. They explain that, yes, burritos are large, folded tortillas, but they are still tacos.

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But apparently, the rest of the US is picking favorites. By analyzing Google Trends data from October 2020 to October 2021, apartment group The Waycroft has rounded up the most popular Taco Bell orders based on state. The Crunchwrap Supreme won favor in 70% more states than the second-place Quesarito.

burrito, a common cylindrical food item of Mexican and American origin consisting of a tortilla wrapped around a mixed filling of such ingredients as meat, cheese, beans, and vegetables. The burrito differs from the taco in that the circular tortilla in the latter case is simply folded, not wrapped.

According to that story, Méndez rode around on a donkey, and wrapped the food in large flour tortillas to keep it warm. The “food of the donkey” became very popular and earned the ingenious invention the name “burrito” (“little donkey” in Spanish).

Taco Bell's most nutritious option is the Crunchy Taco, which contains 170 calories, 8 g protein, and 310 mg sodium.