Dragonfruit Berry Limonada

What Taco Bell says it is

Taco Bell’s own description on the ordering menu: “A light and refreshing beverage crafted with tropical dragonfruit and mixed berry flavors, real freeze-dried dragonfruit pieces, and citrusy lemonade.”

The two calorie figures

Dragonfruit Berry Limonada reads zero calories on the ordering menu. That zero is not a figure: the size is chosen on the product page, so the category listing has nothing to count until it is. The nutrition record carries 220 calories.

This page treats the zero as what it is and prints the record instead; every ranking on the site does the same.

Where it was listed

Dragonfruit Berry Limonada was listed at one of the 452 restaurants read, in one state, Texas on 19 September 2026. That makes it a Live Más Café item, sold at café restaurants. The one restaurant that listed it is in Houston, Texas. States with no listing on the read date are missing from the by-state table above; the table names the one that had one.

What the price buys

The one reading, $4.19, is a single restaurant’s price in Houston, Texas and is printed as that, not as a range: nothing on this site stands on one restaurant without saying so. By median price Dragonfruit Berry Limonada ranks 7th of 20 in Live Más Café. The section median is $4.19, so it is right at the middle. At the median price it costs $1.90 per 100 calories.

The record against a day

One Dragonfruit Berry Limonada is 11 percent of a 2,000 calorie day by calories and 8 percent of the 2,300 mg sodium limit the FDA uses for the daily value. Sugars are 56 g, of which 54 g are added.

The Live Más Café median for sodium is 150 mg; this one is 190.

Allergens and certification

The brand’s own tool lists Dragonfruit Berry Limonada as free of eggs, fish, gluten, milk, MSG, peanuts, sesame, shellfish, soy, tree nuts and wheat. Its record carries no allergen table, so there is no warning to print. The tool’s own caution: “While a particular ingredient may not contain one of these allergens, our products may be prepared on the same equipment and in the same kitchen area as those that do.” Gluten is the special case: “Taco Bell does not claim “gluten-free” for any ingredients or menu items.” A free mark for gluten here is the tool’s word about ingredients, never a claim by this site.

Dragonfruit Berry Limonada stops it being vegetarian as served: Dragonfruit Berry Limonada carries no vegetarian tag in the statement.

Ways to change it

Three add-ons are offered; the heaviest are Dried Mango at no calories, Dried Strawberries at no calories and Vanilla Creamer at no calories. The removable components and what each carries: Dried Dragonfruit (no calories).

The option calories are the ordering menu’s own figures for the option, printed as it prints them; a swapped build is not a nutrition record, so the panel on this page stays the item as published. Option prices were read at one of the restaurants and are printed with that count, never as a national figure.

Next to it on the board

Against its neighbors in Live Más Café: Vanilla Crema Iced Coffee has 20 calories more and $0.20 less at the median; Mango Peach Limonada has 10 calories fewer and the same median price; Cinnabon Caramel Iced Coffee has 70 calories more and $0.20 less at the median.

Guides and comparisons that mention it

• What is the Live Más Café?
• Taco Bell’s Live Más Café: what it is and where