Taco Bell / Ljs # 027792 says: *** Taco Bell defines “vegan” as containing no animal ingredients. It’s important to note, however, that in some restaurants we use the same frying oil to prepare menu items that may or may not contain animal ingredients. Vegan and animal ingredients are handled in common and cross-contact may occur. Taco Bell’s vegan ingredients are certified by the American Vegetarian Association. Neither Taco Bell, our employees, our franchisees or the AVA assume any responsibility for such cross-contact.
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From published vegan guides to this restaurant, not its menu. Confirm with staff.
10 dishes
17 dishes
Ask whether lard is used.
Ask for it without the cheese.
Ask what is in it.
Ask for it without the cheese.
Ask for it with beans or veggies instead of meat, and whether the beans and rice are made with lard or chicken stock.
Ask for it with beans or veggies instead of meat, and whether the beans and rice are made with lard or chicken stock.
Ask whether it is made with beef (plus cheese and sour cream).
Ask whether the beans are cooked with lard, bacon or a meat stock.
Ask for it with beans or veggies instead of meat, and whether the beans and rice are made with lard or chicken stock.
Ask what it is made with. The menu does not list the ingredients.
Ask whether lard is used.
Ask whether lard is used.
Ask for it without the cheese.
Ask for it without the cheese.
Ask for it to be cooked in oil instead.
Ask for it without the cheese.
Per Item
Ask for the plant options and no dairy.
66 dishes
3 dishes
Size: large
Size: large
Size: large
20 dishes
Size: large
Size: large
Size: large
4 dishes
Ask what it is made with. The menu does not list the ingredients.
Ask for oat, soy or almond milk.
Ask for it with oat, soy or almond milk if you want it white, the coffee itself is vegan.
Ask for it with oat, soy or almond milk if you want it white, the coffee itself is vegan.