Taco Bell, checked for palm oil free
We ran 40 Taco Bell products through our palm oil free rules: 19 pass, 20 need a label check, and 1 don't make it. Verdicts differ between markets and recipes, so tap any product for the exact reasoning.
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Mild Tortilla Chips
Passes the check
Saucy Mexican Style Pizza Dip
Passes the check
Baja sauce
Passes the check
CHIPOTLE CREAMY SAUCE
Passes the check
Reduced Sodium Taco Seasoning Mix
Passes the check
Mild taco seasoning mix
Passes the check
Crunchy & Soft Taco Dinner Kit
Passes the check
Original Refried Beans
Passes the check
Mild Thick N' Chunky Salsa, Mild
Passes the check
Taco Bell 12 crunchy taco shells
Passes the check
FIRE SAUCE
Passes the check
Cotija Grated Cheese Topping, Cotija
Passes the check
Cheesy Taco Grande Taco Dinner Kit
Passes the check
Chipotle Sauce, Chipotle
Passes the check
Spicy bean dip
Passes the check
Classic Tortilla Chips, Classic
Passes the check
Mild Tortilla Chips, Mild
Passes the check
Taco Bell, Soft Tortilla Steak & Cheese Taco Dinner Kit
Passes the check
Taco Bell Medium Salsa Con Queso 425g
Passes the check
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Cheesy Double Beef Burrito
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Contract Supreme
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Mild Sauce
Check the label
Chicken Quesadilla
Check the label
Beef Chalupa Supreme
Check the label
Bean Burrito
Check the label
Steak Quesadilla
Check the label
Chicken Enchilada Burrito
Check the label
Cinnamon Nachos Dessert Kit
Check the label
Mtn Dew Baja Blast Freeze
Check the label
Chicken Burrito Supreme
Check the label
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Verdicts are automated checks based on Open Food Facts data. Formulations change between markets, so always confirm on the physical label.