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Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito Potato

Breakfast

Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito Potato

Not on the menu at Taco Bell Columbus, OH

This dish is served at other restaurants.

340 cal

  • Vegetarian
  • Under 600 Calories

A grilled flour tortilla filled with seasoned potatoes, fluffy cage-free eggs, and diced tomatoes. Eggs are American Humane Society™ Certified cage-free.

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Vegetarian? This item is certified by the American Vegetarian Association as lacto-ovo vegetarian. It is prepared in a shared kitchen, and the same frying oil may be used for items containing meat, so cross-contact is possible — which may not suit every vegetarian diet.

Allergies? Allergen details for this dish are not listed online. Please speak to a team member, who can check the current allergen guide before you order.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito Potato at Taco Bell?

A grilled flour tortilla filled with seasoned potatoes, fluffy cage-free eggs, and diced tomatoes. Eggs are American Humane Society™ Certified cage-free. It sits in the Breakfast section of the Taco Bell menu, priced $1.00–$4.12 and running 340 cal. Taco Bell sells it at 3,408 of the 7,718 restaurants this site tracks, so use the picker on this page to confirm your nearest location carries it before you go — menus and prices both vary by restaurant, so what is true here may not hold at every branch.

How much does the Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito Potato cost at Taco Bell?

The Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito Potato costs $1.00–$4.12 depending on the restaurant, because Taco Bell does not set one national price — each of the 3,408 restaurants that sell it prices the Breakfast independently. Choose your nearest Taco Bell on this page to see the exact price charged there instead of the chain-wide range, and note that shown prices exclude tax, delivery fees and promotions.

How many calories are in the Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito Potato?

The Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito Potato contains 340 cal, according to Taco Bell's published nutrition data for its standard recipe. Actual calories can vary slightly by restaurant due to portioning, and this figure does not include any extra sauces, sides or customisations added at the counter. For context, general nutrition advice uses 2,000 calories a day, though individual needs vary with age, sex and activity level.

Is the Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito Potato vegetarian?

Yes — the Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito Potato carries American Vegetarian Association (AVA) certification, Taco Bell's marker for lacto-ovo vegetarian dishes. That is a genuine certification, not a guess, but it comes with one caveat: this dish is prepared in a shared kitchen, and the same fryer oil can be used for items containing meat, so cross-contact is possible. Ask a team member first if that matters for your diet.