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Answer: not yet.
Yo, I got to ask. Why is the rock even cooking? How did this become his tagline? If his name was the cook or the chef or something, sure, but the rock?
Sometimes big burly men in spandex beating up each other aren't logically consistent.
You're not wrong, though..
I mean... in this instance what he is cooking is explained in the OP: he uses Taco Bell ingredients to "cook up" something "special". Which he then allows you to smell - he's so friendly to share like that.:-P
Who keeps astro turfing Lemmy with Taco Bell? Seriously, stop it.
Just ask for no red sauce, this is Taco Bell 101
Is that why this meme exists? I've never been sick from taco bell and it's always seemed really well made. I've always wondered how everyone is collectively getting sick from Taco bell lmao
I'm pretty sure it is rooted in the stereotype that Mexican food gives people the shits, paired with fast food in general can fuck with people's guts. Doesn't help that taco bell actively goes out of their way to make unholy abominations... They've been the source of a couple food poisoning and salmonella outbreaks but that's just a lettuce/produce thing iirc and hits a lot of places
If you think Taco Bell red sauce is too much, you probably also think mayo is spicy.
"No need to make another drive through"
Imagine thinking taco bell is spicy. I've eaten curries hotter than Diablo sauce.
I'll never understand all these people with such sensitive digestive systems that they can't eat Taco Bell.
I don't know about yours, but my digestive system isn't a big fan of salmonella and e coli.
skill issue
You can find the same problems with any fast food chain. And neither of those things affect your anus specifically, so they can't be what OP is referring to.
Which are not common problems at Taco Bell.
Grease + spices = increased bowel motility.
If you add to that conditions like IBS, IBD, Chrone's, etc, you've got a recipe for blowouts.
Mind you, Taco Bell has nothing on places like chipotle with even higher spice levels. But it's the grease that fucks with most people. Since there's also far less in the way of soluble fiber and/or things that can hold onto the grease in the bowel, even someone without an unusual sensitive gut can have trouble if they aren't used to it.
I've got terrible digestive problems myself and Taco Bell is something that doesn't set me off, so I'll never get it. It's not spicy, it's not super greasy.... But I guess I tend to get the less un-food-like options (such as a regular bean burrito, which has nothing particularly bad in it unless you're sensitive to beans).