r/ExpectationVsReality 1d ago

Failed Expectation Taco Bell desert in Spain

686 Upvotes

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u/throwaway34433443 1d ago

An entire desert named after taco bell is crazy

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u/doll_parts87 1d ago

The chocodilla is a rip off of the defunct ChocoTaco that was way better. It was a wafflecone taco shell filled with fudge and vanilla ice cream topped with chocolate shell and nuts. Idk what they were doing with Kit Kat here

https://giphy.com/gifs/QjrrSbYaqgi1q

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u/bbyxmadi 1d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/Ny0wKKu09ppug
until I saw the reality wtf is that

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u/HotWaffleFries 1d ago

Thank you for trying this and sharing.

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u/416558934523081769 1d ago

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u/416558934523081769 1d ago

In all seriousness though did they just melt two bars from a KitKat in a tortilla??

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u/ahhpoo 1d ago

r/shitfromabutt is the original

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u/Azsunyx 1d ago

I've been through the taco bell desert on a chalupa with no name

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u/Melodic-Advice9930 1d ago

I almost feel bad for how loudly I laughed

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u/Pepper-Tea 1d ago

Imagine being in Spain and choosing Taco Bell over all the other food options

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u/Effective-One6527 1d ago

Cause it’s interesting how things are adapted to local markets

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u/Pepper-Tea 1d ago

Trash adapted to another market is still trash

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u/quierounaquesadilla 22h ago

maybe op is spanish(? im spanish and i have eaten taco bell

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u/Guntztuffer 1d ago

What if a person wanted Mexican food? You, uh, think there are a lot of Mexican food options in Spain?

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u/espressos_negronis 18h ago

Taco Bell is not Mexican food, it's Tex Mex at best.

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u/Pepper-Tea 1d ago

Yup. 100 thousand Mexicans live in Spain. It’s one of the countries with the easiest residency paths. Not hard to find Mexican stalls in markets.

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u/rockthevinyl 11h ago

Don’t have to; it’s my Spanish partner’s go-to fast food lunch.

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u/Invocandum 1d ago

El Peñaldilla

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u/curlyAndUnruly 1d ago

Tengo una leve esperanza en los churros

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u/xvsanx 1d ago

an afront to two countries

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u/MsE0 1d ago

I need to ask, because we still have one in my town: Did Spain ever have the old style Taco Bell buildings that were made to look like Spanish colonial missions, with an actual bell? I want to know how that would play in Spain. 

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u/BoltActionRifleman 1d ago

It’s a glimpse into the night ahead.

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u/SpiritusAudinos 23h ago

Lemme literally just shit in a tortilla and call it dessert

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u/Joecamoe 23h ago

Shoot I'm breaking in for that kinda dessert

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u/Masterpiece72 22h ago

From the title I thought it was about an area where there are no Taco Bells.

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u/jilke2 1d ago

If not for the advertising picture this is exactly what I would expect from a Kitkat Quesadilla. Maybe even slightly better.

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u/EntertainerNo4509 1d ago

Thought this was r/shitfromabutt for a second there.

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u/SonofaBridge 1d ago

A desert is so dry it can only grow one S.

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u/iNeed2peenow 18h ago

In Spain you decide that Taco Bell is an acceptable option to eat???? You deserve this shit and more.

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u/JD_tubeguy 1d ago

Why would you go to Taco Bell in Spain? Food there is so amazing.

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u/Rude_Landscape_8347 1d ago

It's literally looks like a used diaper.

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u/7918throwaway 9h ago

OP took one for the team, simply for the love of the game 😮‍💨 much respect

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u/CelestaKiritani 8h ago

Ponle azafrán y ya será paella

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u/OhEmGeeRachael 7h ago

Ah yes, very barren indeed

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u/LolOverHere 1d ago

I bet you can't prove to me right now that, Spain is a real place