Taco Bell Mild Sauce 213 g, Pack of 1

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Burgers - Use it instead of mayo on a burger piled high with your other favorite toppings, like fresh jalapenos, avocado, and cheese. You can add other ingredients if you like. Some good ones might be sour cream, cayenne pepper, onion powder, or even corn syrup if you like a touch of sweetness. Made from ripe avocados with a hint of lime, Taco Bell’s guacamole is a creamy treat. It’s a great addition to burritos, giving them a fresh touch. Taco Bell’s quesadilla sauce is creamy, full of flavor, a little tangy, and just spicy enough (not to mention downright delicious). Even better, it’s so easy to make with standard pantry ingredients. This copycat Taco Bell Quesadilla Sauce comes together in just a few minutes, so it’s easy to fit in while you’re making the rest of your meal. So, what sauces does Taco Bell have? Taco Bell offers ten different sauces. These are: Reduced-fat sour cream Red sauce Avocado-ranch sauce Jalapeño sauce Cheese Sauce Guacamole Spicy ranch Chipotle sauce Mexican sauce Barbecue. Sauce Name

You can use whatever brand of hot sauce you have on hand. I always have a bottle of Tabasco or Frank's Hot Sauce on hand so that is what I typically use. Just remember to start with a little hot sauce, taste it, then add more if needed. Fresh Jalapeños For those who like a bit of heat, the jalapeño sauce is the way to go. It’s spicy but not overpowering and goes well with tacos. For a mild sauce, use green bell peppers, jalapenos, and poblanos. You can take out the seeds from the peppers, too. This Baja sauce is best when eaten at least few hours after you make it. In fact, if you make it and put it in the refrigerator overnight, the flavor is even better the next day.

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Light mayonnaise: full fat mayonnaise can also be used. I use light to cut down on calories, in my opinion this doesn't affect taste at all, so why not?! You can also use half mayo and half Greek yogurt.

tablespoon white vinegar: White vinegar is mild, and it gives you just a slight tang and complements the sweetness of the tomatoes.Peppers: red bell pepper and jalapeño (remove jalapeño seeds for a milder sauce or leave them for more spice). I hope this gives you a good idea of the range of sauces available at Taco Bell and how best to enjoy them!