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Slow-Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas

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Chalupa-style crispy tacos — illustrative photo

Illustrative stock photo of a similar dish — not the actual product.

The Slow-Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas is a Tacos item on the Taco Bell menu, sampled at $5.99, 720 calories and 26g of protein. Prices are sampled from published listings and vary by location.

Prices are sampled from published menu listings and vary by location — your store's price may differ.

$5.99

720 Cal

Limited-time run · launched June 18, 2026 · no longer available — this page preserves the data from the launch window

Nutrition panel is for the pair — two chalupas per order — as published. No full ingredient statement was published for this item; the two component statements Taco Bell did publish are reproduced below as addenda.

Nutrition facts

Nutrition facts — Slow-Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas
NutrientAmount% Daily Value
Calories720—
Total Fat37g47%
Saturated Fat10g50%
Sodium1250mg54%
Total Carbohydrates71g26%
Dietary Fiber7g25%
Sugars6g12%
Protein26g52%

% Daily Value is based on a 2,000-calorie diet (FDA daily values); your needs may differ.

Sodium is the main number to watch here — 54% of your daily value in this one item.

Where the calories come from (macro split): about 46% fat · 39% carbs · 14% protein.

Allergens

Contains:

EggsGlutenMilkSoyWheat

Allergen data is compiled from published allergen information. Restaurants handle all major allergens, so cross-contamination is possible — always confirm in store if you have an allergy.

Ingredients

Taco Bell did not publish a full ingredient statement for this item, so none is shown — a missing statement is never filled in. It did publish statements for two of the item's components (per Taco Bell, via The Takeout, June 2026); they are reproduced verbatim below as addenda and cover only those components, not the whole item.

Fajita seasoning — component statement

salt, paprika, sugar, tomato powder, disodium inosinate, extractives of paprika, citric acid, spices, onion powder, garlic powder, natural flavors including smoke.

Creamy jalapeño sauce — component statement

soybean oil, water, vinegar, jalapeño peppers, buttermilk, spices, cage-free egg yolk, and 2% or less of chili powder, salt, natural flavors, sugar, onion powder, paprika, minced onion, garlic powder, cocoa powder processed with alkali, dried onion, citric acid.

Make it yours

Fresco style: say "fresco" when you order and the kitchen swaps the cheese, sour cream and creamy sauces for fresh pico de gallo — an official ordering style that costs nothing extra and is the standard way to lighten almost any item.

Supreme: a supreme build adds sour cream and diced tomatoes to the standard recipe. Grilled: most burritos and quesadillas can be grilled for a crisper tortilla — just ask.

Sauces & add-ons with their own data pages: Avocado Verde Salsa Sauce Packet · Diablo Sauce Packet · Fire Sauce Packet · Hot Sauce Packet · Mild Sauce Packet · Guacamole · Jalapeño Peppers · Pico de Gallo.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Slow-Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas at Taco Bell?

Sampled price: $5.99 (verified October 2026). Taco Bell publishes no national price list, so your local restaurant may charge more or less.

How many calories are in the Slow-Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas?

The Slow-Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas has 720 calories and 26g of protein.

What allergens does the Slow-Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas contain?

Recorded allergens for the Slow-Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas: Eggs, Gluten, Milk, Soy, Wheat. Allergen information is compiled from published data; cross-contamination is possible in store, so tell the restaurant about any allergy.

Is the Slow-Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas gluten-free?

No — wheat is listed among the Slow-Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas's recorded allergens, so it is not a gluten-free item.

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