Taco Bell has launched the first-ever Taco subscription service in the world... the Taco Lover's Pass. Which offers subscribers one free taco a day. But should you really give up one of your many other subscriptions for a taco a day?
It's worth considering. After all, while you can binge-watch Netflix shows, you can't actually binge Netflix, can you? Not really. So if you're tired of streaming decision fatigue, here's an actual subscription that your stomach may thank you for.
What Is the Taco Lover's Pass?
In a press release, Taco Bell announced its new digital taco subscription service called the Taco Lover's Pass.
At $10 for 30 days, The Taco Lover's Pass is even cheaper than Netflix's most expensive subscription. And it also gives the pass holder access to a secret menu on the Taco Bell app.
With this new subscription, you can get a single taco every day for 30 days from any participating Taco Bell location in the US.
Unlike Netflix, Taco Bell won't randomly charge you when you forget to cancel the subscription. Instead, if you're a Taco Lover's Pass convert, you'll have to purchase it again after the initial 30 days are up.
What Kind of Tacos Can You Get With the Taco Lover's Pass?
For those thinking about signing up, you may be wondering what you get for your money. To help, here's a list of available flavors you can choose from:
- Crunchy Taco
- Crunchy Taco Supreme
- Soft Taco
- Soft Taco Supreme
- Spicy Potato Soft Taco
- Doritos Locos Tacos
- Doritos Locos Tacos Supreme
The Taco Lover's Pass Lets You Binge on Something Other Than Netflix
If you're tired of spending your money to stare at more screens, Taco Bell is offering a different kind of subscription service that you may want to try.
With the Taco Lover's Pass, you know exactly what you're paying for and how many Tacos you need to eat to make up for it. Pro Tip: A Doritos Locos Taco Supreme costs $2.99, so you only need to eat one of those for three days to make the subscription worth it.
The jury is still out over whether the Taco Lover's Pass is worth cancelling your Netflix subscription for. However, if you do decide to try it, here's hoping that Taco Bell doesn't pull a Netflix and cancel your favorite Taco flavor.