Food of the Seventies, Bell Beefer
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This was a Taco Bell version of a sloppy joe. Basically taco meat in a bun. It was really good!
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Ah, the Bell Beefer, basically a sloppy Joe with taco sauce. When the first Taco Bell opened in our Florissant, MO. neighborhood in 1977, my friend Steve Boxdorfer and I would ride our bikes there and get a Bell Beefer and a Mountain Dew (about two bucks at the most). The food would come in these aluminum containers for some reason, but it was good.
I used to get a Bell Beefer and a paper bowl of Frijoles (refried beans) and a Pepsi at the open-air Taco Bell on the corner of 5th Avenue North and 34th Street in St. Petersburg, Florida. Those were the days. People think I am crazy when I tell them about the Bell Beefer.
Assemble your own Bellbeefer at home: You will need to go to Taco Bell and buy a taco and an Enchirito. Liberally smear any old cheapo hamburger bun with the sauce that comes on the Enchirito. Next, empty the contents of the taco onto the bun. Sit back, and enjoy the best flavor they ever discontinued!
See Now I want one... My BF grew up in Cali and me out east and had never heard of until tonight I will try it the way Rick said
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