Does Anybody know the Taco Bell Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes recipe?Has anyone tried the one available at Recipezaar.com? Is it correct recipe?
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4/18/06 at 5:54pm
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Corporate fast food stores make their processed products in bulk and ship them to the franchise stores (in 55 gallon drums for all I know.) The poisons they add to it in the processing make it vile to eat from the store and I am always puzzled when posters ask for the recipe. Why would you want to eat in the first place and worse, why would you want to recreate it at home?
You may have guessed, I'm vehemently opposed to processed fast food. But I also recognize that some people actually like it. And, seriously they do some horrible things to the food to make it taste the way it does - things you cannot possibly recreate at home. Not to mention the recipes are proprietary and usually kept secret so it's unlikely you would be able to find it anyway.
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You may have guessed, I'm vehemently opposed to processed fast food. But I also recognize that some people actually like it. And, seriously they do some horrible things to the food to make it taste the way it does - things you cannot possibly recreate at home. Not to mention the recipes are proprietary and usually kept secret so it's unlikely you would be able to find it anyway.
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