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The Taco Bell Diet Doesn't Work East Bay

  
  
  

Taco Bell has finally come up with a healthy menu just like most fast-food restaurants in the East Bay. But don't be fooled by the calories or grams of fat that these fast food chains claim to have in their "healthy menu."

This commericial by Taco Bell is a complete joke. Do they actually think that they can fool people that their food can actually be healthy? Subway sandwiches are actually more believable, but the Taco Bell Drive-Thru Diet is crap.

If you are interested in weight loss, Taco Bell's Drive-Thru Diet is not the answer East Bay. Below are some nutritional facts from the Drive-Thru Diet:

taco bell east bay

A 340-calorie burrito is a lot of calories, and not to mention the 50-plus grams of carbs from the white processed tortilla and cheese that can really increase your blood sugar and clog your arteries. Remember, these aren't your typical super burritos from your local East Bay taqueria. That's a lot of calories for a little burrito. One of these things wouldn't even fill me up so I would probably need to eat three to satisfy my hunger. This is why most people tend to overeat when they go to a fast-food restaurant.

The only thing on the menu that is relatively healthy is the soft tacos, but I would have to eat at least 4 to feel satisfied.

Below is Taco Bell's disclaimer at drivethrudiet.com:

"Drive-Thru-Diet® is not a weight-loss program. For a healthier lifestyle, pay attention to total calorie and fat intake and regular exercise. Taco Bell's Fresco Menu can help with calorie reductions of 20 to 100 per item compared to corresponding products on our regular menu. Not a low calorie food. For complete nutritional information please visit TacoBell.com"

Even Taco Bell admits this is not a low calorie food.

So I'm very sorry East Bay, the Taco Bell Drive-Thru Diet is not a great alternative to have if you are looking to lose weight. The best advice I can give you is to live a healthy lifestyle and begin to eat organically. There are plenty of restaurants in the East Bay where you can make healthier choices, the best way to avoid eating unhealthy is to pack your own lunch everyday.

So tell me what you think? Would you eat the Taco Bell Diet? Please leave a comment below.

 

Comments

Do you mean Subway? This commercial is depicting this women's story just like Subway uses Jarret.
Posted @ Wednesday, March 17, 2010 11:27 AM by Terry
What I would like to know is, what is everyone's aversion to eating fresh foods? You know, the ones you get in the produce section grown organically? If people would try just for one week eating nothing but fresh, organic foods...they would feel so good they wouldn't want to eat fast food crap anymore.
Posted @ Wednesday, March 17, 2010 11:37 AM by Heather Sewell
What a joke. Do people really think that they will lose weight in a fast food drive through? Maybe we personal trainers could sit outside a taco bell and do a boot camp class..  
Posted @ Wednesday, March 17, 2010 5:17 PM by ken karnack
Holy!! Look at the sodium in the food!!! Wow, iodized salt-ewwwwwwww
Posted @ Wednesday, March 17, 2010 5:58 PM by Lisa Marie Patterson
for real? it is still crappy processed fast food full of sodium, fat, carbs and a shit load of processed stuff... it just shows how easy it is to get rich with a new diet scam...
Posted @ Wednesday, March 17, 2010 11:23 PM by
Unfortunately a lot of these companies will lie to people who are desperate just to extract money from them for their financial gain.
Posted @ Friday, March 19, 2010 12:30 AM by Christian
WOW! I want to know what she was eating before. This ad is rediculous.
Posted @ Friday, March 19, 2010 1:59 PM by Krystle Moran
Even though I didn't believe the commercial, it is very interesting to actually know what's in these meals. Thanks for the info. Great job at keeping us informed!!
Posted @ Tuesday, March 23, 2010 12:32 PM by Silvia Russo
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