The Superman Burrito
Taco Bell secret menu · fan build, not an official menu item
The maximalist burrito: double beef and rice loaded with potatoes, guacamole, crispy strips and sour cream.
How to order
Order a Cheesy Double Beef Burrito and ask for potato bites, guacamole and crispy tortilla strips added inside, with sour cream.
≈ 810 Cal (estimated)
What it is built from
- Cheesy Double Beef Burrito — $2.99, 570 Cal
- Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes — $2.89, 240 Cal
Estimated totals (price ≈ $5.88; calories ≈ 810 Cal) are sums of the components' sampled prices and published nutrition — labelled estimates, never official figures.
The build in detail
Start from the Cheesy Double Beef Burrito — double beef, rice and cheese, already a heavyweight at 570 Cal in our data — and the Superman treatment folds an entire second item into it: a full portion of Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes, plus guacamole, crispy tortilla strips and sour cream. Nothing is swapped out; everything is added. It is the maximalist end of the secret menu, and it eats like two items because it is two items.
The estimate sums the two complete menu items the build is assembled from — the burrito and the potatoes — for about 810 Cal before the remaining add-ins, which are charged individually and are not separate components in the sum. Ask for the potatoes inside before the burrito is wrapped; added afterwards they cannot be, and you will be handed a side instead. Expect the total to vary by location more than any other hack here, because every add-on is rung up on its own.
Availability
Orderable at most locations as add-ins; expect the add-ons to be charged individually.
Frequently asked questions
How much does The Superman Burrito cost?
Estimated at about $5.88 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 Superman Burrito?
Estimated at about 810 calories, summed from the published nutrition of its components. Preparation varies, so treat it as a close estimate, not a label value.