Order builder

What the ticket does

Press ADD on any line and the ticket beside the board prints it with the national range, the median and the calories; choose a state in the controls and the ticket prices the order at that state’s medians instead. The total is the sum of the medians, and the calorie total is the sum of the records, with a meal counting its fixed parts. Nothing on the ticket is a quote. 452 restaurants set their own prices, which is why every line is a range, and the ticket’s job is to show how far an order moves between the low and the high end.

An order, worked

Crunchwrap Supreme, Crunchy Taco and a Mtn Dew Baja Blast come to $11.47 at the medians ($6.69 + $1.99 + $2.79), $7.67 at the lows and $15.47 at the highs, with 920 calories on the records for the Mtn Dew Baja Blast at its first size. In Iowa the same three lines come to $10.77 at that state’s medians; in Connecticut, $13.87.

Sizes and versions

A line with more than one nutrition record carries a picker on the ticket: a fountain drink at 16, 20 or 30 fluid ounces, a Chalupa Supreme in beef, chicken or steak. The ticket prints the record chosen, and the price stays the line’s range because the ordering menu prices the line, not the size, on the category page.

Meals on the ticket

A combo or a box is added as one line at the meal median, with the sum of its fixed parts’ records as its calories; the drink slot adds nothing until a drink is chosen, and the meal’s own page shows what each fountain choice adds. 34 meals on the board sum this way.

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 ticket is kept in the browser between pages, so lines added on a hub or an item page are still there here.