The Grande Soft Taco
Taco Bell secret menu · fan build, not an official menu item
Two soft tacos with nacho cheese spread between them — the simplest secret-menu build on the board.
How to order
Order two Soft Tacos and a cup of nacho cheese sauce; spread the cheese between the two tacos and press them together — or ask the crew to build it, and assemble it yourself at the table if they won't.
≈ 420 Cal (estimated)
What it is built from
- Soft Taco ×2 — $2.09, 180 Cal
- Nacho Cheese Sauce — $1.29, 60 Cal
Estimated totals (price ≈ $5.47; calories ≈ 420 Cal) are sums of the components' sampled prices and published nutrition — labelled estimates, never official figures.
The build in detail
The Grande Soft Taco is the simplest build on the secret menu: two soft tacos with nacho cheese spread between them, pressed together into one double-decker soft taco. The r/fastfood description, quoted by BuzzFeed, is the whole recipe — two soft tacos with all the fillings in one tortilla, nacho cheese spread between the two tortillas, and if the location will not make it, two soft tacos and a cup of nacho cheese assembled at the table. There is no secret handshake; you are ordering two ordinary items and a cup of cheese sauce.
The estimate sums exactly what you buy: two Soft Tacos ($2.09 sampled each, 180 Cal each) and a cup of Nacho Cheese Sauce ($1.29 sampled, 60 Cal) — about $5.47 and 420 calories for the build. Ask the crew to build it and they may; assemble it at the table and they certainly will, because every component is a standard menu item. Eat it promptly — the cheese is the mortar, and it sets as it cools.
Availability
Pure fan construction — all components are standard menu items.
Frequently asked questions
How much does The Grande Soft Taco cost?
Estimated at about $5.47 from the sampled prices of its components. It is a custom build, so the register total depends on how the location charges the modifications.
How many calories are in The Grande Soft Taco?
Estimated at about 420 calories, summed from the published nutrition of its components. Preparation varies, so treat it as a close estimate, not a label value.