Why Taco Bell's Store-Bought Bottled Sauces Don't Taste Quite Like The Packets - Tasting Table
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Taco Bell sauces are popular among fans, creating a debate about taste differences between bottled sauces and restaurant packets. Bottled sauces differ in ingredients and are produced by Kraft Heinz, leading to variations in flavor. For instance, the classic Hot sauce differs in its ingredient list; packets contain additional components compared to the bottled version. Taco Bell made its sauces available for retail in 2014, changing how fans stock their favorite condiments.
The bottled sauces are made with slightly different ingredients and produced by a third-party distributor, affecting the taste when compared to restaurant packets.
Upon closely inspecting a bottle of Taco Bell sauce, you’ll notice a familiar name: Kraft Heinz. They produce and bottle all Taco Bell sauces for grocery stores.
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