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trashleg on 02 February 2010

never had one ;__;

but judging by some of the stories in this thread, i think i'm probably glad?

although i really want tacos now, i think i'll make them for dinner tomorrow XD



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ArkZero on 02 February 2010

I liked Taco Bell when they were in my country. Too bad they left.



Parasitic on 02 February 2010

There used to be a Taco Bell about 5 mins away walking.......till they took it down....


One of the worst days of my food life =/



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SamuelRSmith on 02 February 2010
highwaystar101 said:
mrstickball said:
Son1x said:
I love Taco Bell.

Too bad its not in my country. Fortunately, I go to US for almost every summer vacation.

Its odd that we've exported so many inferior restaurants than Taco Bell.


Yeah, we don't have Taco bell here in England either... We have *sigh* Subway though. I think Taco bell is a very USA thing, they don't seem to want to expand to foreign markets, I know I've never come accross one in Europe.

http://www.propertyweek.com/story.asp?sectioncode=297&storycode=3128636&c=1

Seems like Yum are going to be gunning European markets more in 2010/2011



FootballFan on 02 February 2010
SamuelRSmith said:
highwaystar101 said:
mrstickball said:
Son1x said:
I love Taco Bell.

Too bad its not in my country. Fortunately, I go to US for almost every summer vacation.

Its odd that we've exported so many inferior restaurants than Taco Bell.


Yeah, we don't have Taco bell here in England either... We have *sigh* Subway though. I think Taco bell is a very USA thing, they don't seem to want to expand to foreign markets, I know I've never come accross one in Europe.

http://www.propertyweek.com/story.asp?sectioncode=297&storycode=3128636&c=1

Seems like Yum are going to be gunning European markets more in 2010/2011


Perfect timing for a tory government



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SamuelRSmith on 02 February 2010

I...... don't really see how the two correlate in any meaningful way, FootballFan.



patapon on 02 February 2010

Authentic mexican food:

........

 

 

 

Toco Bells 'food':

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True story.



yungmagic09 on 02 February 2010

I love Taco Bell, glad there's one here at school.



mrstickball on 02 February 2010

To be fair, authentic mexican is about 5 times as expensive.

Where I live, we have a Taco Bell and a Mexican restaurant that serves authentic food right beside each other.



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Kasz216 on 02 February 2010
mrstickball said:
To be fair, authentic mexican is about 5 times as expensive.

Where I live, we have a Taco Bell and a Mexican restaurant that serves authentic food right beside each other.

It's also not THAT different.  A little more spice and a lot more vegetables. (Usually.)

That's what is good about Nevada though... it's a lot cheaper.