How To Eat Vegan At Taco Bell

Our fans were pretty happy when we wrote How To Eat Vegetarian At Taco Bell and to learn more about all the vegetarian options that are available.

Luckily for all you vegans out there, we’ve got your back. That goes for our flexitarians and veggie-curious customers too! Our goal is to make it as easy as possible to get your perfect Taco Bell order. With just a few simple modifications to some of your favorite menu items, you can create a delicious vegan feast in the restaurant by using our instore kiosk or online at TacoBell.com and through the Taco Bell mobile app.

Our customizable menu simplifies the process of making most of our products vegan*. First order any item “fresco style”, which replaces mayo-based sauces, cheeses, and reduced-fat sour cream with freshly prepared diced tomatoes. Then, substitute the protein with black beans, refried beans, or potato bites. Yup, it’s really that simple!

To show you just how easy it is to make your Taco Bell order vegan, here are a few of our favorite American Vegetarian Association (AVA) certified vegan menu items we’ve customized for you:

AVA Certified Vegan Menu Options

1. Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme

2. Bean Burrito

3. Power Menu Bowl - Veggie

4. Cinnamon Twists

5. Crunchy Taco or Soft Taco

6. Black Beans and Rice

AVA Certified Vegan Ingredients

Sauces:

• Breakfast Salsa

• Diablo Sauce Packet

• Fire Sauce Packet

• Hot Sauce Packet

• Mild Sauce Packet

• Red Sauce

Ingredients:

• Black Beans

• Chalupa Shell

• Gordita Flatbread

• Hash Brown

• Jalapeno Peppers

• Lettuce

• Nacho Chips

• Onions

• Potato Bites

• Premium Guacamole

• Fiesta Strips

• Seasoned Refried Beans

• Seasoned Rice

• Taco Shell

• Tomatoes

• Tortillas

• Tostada Shell

Menu Items:

• Cinnamon Twists

• Hash Brown

*Taco Bell defines “vegan” as recipes that contain 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. Also, we cannot guarantee that cross-contact with meat products will not occur. Neither Taco Bell, our employees, nor our franchisees assume any responsibility for such cross-contact. For more information on allergens, click here.