Bean Burrito

Bean Burrito at Taco Bell. 387 calories, $1.99, 14 g protein.

Figures are for one serving of 185 g (each burrito), as weighed by USDA.

Taco Bell lists this item as available meatless.

387calories
$1.99price
14 gprotein
Bnutrition score
181calories per dollar

How it compares on the Taco Bell menu

At 387 calories it is heavier than 53% of the 103 Taco Bell items we track, against a menu median of 350.

Lighter choices at Taco Bell

ItemCaloriesSaving
Chili Cheese Burrito380−7
Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito Bacon350−37
Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito Sausage350−37
Chalupa Supreme350−37
Avocado Ranch Chicken Stacker350−37

What a Bean Burrito costs across America

Priced at 416 Taco Bell restaurants in 50 states on the same day. The middle 80% of them charge between $1.99 and $2.99, a spread of 50%.

$2.39median price
$1.99–$2.99middle 80%
416restaurants priced
50states
19 restaurants at $1.89–$1.9792 restaurants at $1.97–$2.0511 restaurants at $2.05–$2.1345 restaurants at $2.13–$2.200 restaurants at $2.20–$2.2824 restaurants at $2.28–$2.3624 restaurants at $2.36–$2.4436 restaurants at $2.44–$2.5222 restaurants at $2.52–$2.602 restaurants at $2.60–$2.6835 restaurants at $2.68–$2.7517 restaurants at $2.75–$2.8327 restaurants at $2.83–$2.9162 restaurants at $2.91 and above$1.89$2.91+

Each bar is the number of restaurants charging that price, and the gold bar holds the median. The last bar gathers everything at that price and above, so one distant outlier cannot flatten the rest of the chart.

$1.69cheapest sampled — New Bern, NC
$5.79most expensive sampled — Universal City, CA

The cheapest Bean Burrito in the sample is $1.69 in New Bern, NC, and the most expensive is $5.79 in Universal City, CA — 243% more. Both are single restaurants, which is why the headline above uses the middle 80% instead.

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By state, for what it is worth

About half the variation happens between restaurants inside one state, so a state median hides as much as it shows. Of the 39 states with at least three sampled restaurants, these are the four cheapest and the four most expensive — the 31 in between are not listed.

StateMedianRestaurantsEnd
KS$1.895cheapest
LA$1.948cheapest
NC$1.9913cheapest
TX$1.9934cheapest
IA$2.993most expensive
MA$2.995most expensive
AZ$2.9911most expensive
NJ$2.997most expensive

Full nutrient panel

NutrientAmount
Calcium, Ca229.4 mg
Carbohydrate, by difference57.72 g
Cholesterol9.25 mg
Copper, Cu0.3 mg
Fatty acids, total saturated4.27 g
Fatty acids, total trans0.2 g
Fiber, total dietary7.77 g
Folate, total92.5 µg
Iron, Fe4.38 mg
Magnesium, Mg62.9 mg
Niacin3.74 mg
Phosphorus, P301.55 mg
Potassium, K482.85 mg
Protein13.6 g
Riboflavin0.18 mg
Selenium, Se19.24 µg
Sodium, Na1041.55 mg
Thiamin0.35 mg
Total lipid (fat)11.19 g
Vitamin A, RAE5.55 µg
Vitamin B-120.3 µg
Vitamin B-60.18 mg
Vitamin C, total ascorbic acid0.74 mg
Vitamin E (alpha-tocopherol)0.93 mg
Vitamin K (phylloquinone)7.77 µg
Zinc, Zn1.59 mg

26 nutrients published for this item by USDA FoodData Central, normalised per 100 kcal for the score above.