Mexican Pizza vs Crunchwrap Supreme
Mexican Pizza $6.29 and Crunchwrap Supreme $6.69 at the medians read on 19 September 2026; 530 against 530 calories on the records.
TB Menus review deskReviewed 19 September 2026Prices read 19 September 2026 at 452 restaurantsHow every figure gets here
Side by side
Mexican Pizza
Crunchwrap SupremePrice
The medians on 19 September 2026: Mexican Pizza at $6.29 ($4.99 to $7.99, 448 restaurants) and Crunchwrap Supreme at $6.69 ($3.99 to $8.89, 450 restaurants). The gap at the median is $0.40, and the ranges overlap: a restaurant at the top of the Mexican Pizza range charges more for it than a restaurant at the bottom of the Crunchwrap Supreme range charges for that. Per 100 calories at the median: $1.19 for Mexican Pizza and $1.26 for Crunchwrap Supreme; Mexican Pizza is the cheaper energy. Per 10 g of protein: $3.31 for Mexican Pizza and $4.46 for Crunchwrap Supreme; Mexican Pizza is the cheaper protein. In three states the order flips and Crunchwrap Supreme is the cheaper of the two at the state median: Alaska, Florida and Idaho.
Calories, protein and sodium
The records agree at 530 calories. Protein: 19 g for Mexican Pizza and 15 g for Crunchwrap Supreme, so Mexican Pizza carries 4 g more. Sodium: 1,000 mg for Mexican Pizza and 1,210 mg for Crunchwrap Supreme, so Crunchwrap Supreme carries 210 mg more, 53 percent of the daily value against 43. Fat runs 27 g on Mexican Pizza and 20 g on Crunchwrap Supreme; carbohydrate 51 g on Mexican Pizza and 74 g on Crunchwrap Supreme. Per 100 calories the protein is 3.6 g on Mexican Pizza and 2.8 g on Crunchwrap Supreme: Mexican Pizza is the denser line.
Allergens and certification
The tool marks both free of eggs, fish, MSG, peanuts, sesame, shellfish and tree nuts. The labels warn of gluten, milk, soy and wheat on Mexican Pizza and gluten, milk, soy and wheat on Crunchwrap Supreme. The tool’s caution applies to both: “Our products may be prepared on the same equipment and in the same kitchen area as those that do.”
Availability
Mexican Pizza was listed at 448 of the 452 restaurants read, in 50 states and DC. Crunchwrap Supreme was listed at 450 of the 452 restaurants read, in 50 states and DC.
Which for what
Each yardstick picks its own line: for the lower median price, Mexican Pizza; for fewer calories, Mexican Pizza; for protein, Mexican Pizza; for less sodium, Mexican Pizza; for the cheapest protein, Mexican Pizza. The table above has every figure the choice can turn on, and the item pages carry the records and the reads in full.
How this page is read
Every price on this page is a range read from 452 restaurants’ own ordering menus in 50 states and DC on 19 September 2026, printed with the count of restaurants behind it; nutrition figures are Taco Bell’s own published records. The side by side table above prints every published figure both items carry; a blank cell means the record does not publish it.
Questions
Which is cheaper, Mexican Pizza or Crunchwrap Supreme?
Mexican Pizza at the medians read on 19 September 2026: Mexican Pizza $6.29 and Crunchwrap Supreme $6.69. The ranges are $4.99 to $7.99 for Mexican Pizza and $3.99 to $8.89 for Crunchwrap Supreme.
Which has fewer calories, Mexican Pizza or Crunchwrap Supreme?
Mexican Pizza: 530 for Mexican Pizza and 530 for Crunchwrap Supreme on the records.
Which has more protein?
Mexican Pizza: 19 g for Mexican Pizza and 15 g for Crunchwrap Supreme.
Which has less sodium?
Mexican Pizza: 1,000 mg for Mexican Pizza and 1,210 mg for Crunchwrap Supreme, against a 2,300 mg daily value.
What is the difference between Mexican Pizza and Crunchwrap Supreme?
By the ingredient statements: Mexican Pizza alone has Mexican Pizza Sauce, Mexican Pizza Shell, Seasoned Refried Beans and Three Cheese Blend and Crunchwrap Supreme alone has Flour Tortilla, Iceberg Lettuce, Nacho Cheese Sauce, Reduced-Fat Sour Cream and Tostada Shell; both carry Seasoned Beef and Tomatoes.
Is one of them vegetarian?
Neither: Mexican Pizza carries Seasoned Beef, which the statement does not tag and Crunchwrap Supreme carries Seasoned Beef, which the statement does not tag.
Where do the figures come from?
The prices are ranges read from 452 restaurants’ own ordering menus on 19 September 2026; the nutrition figures are Taco Bell’s own records for each item alone.