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Land, Sea & Air

Taco Bell secret menu · fan build, not an official menu item

A three-taco flight across the protein case: beef, crispy chicken and a supreme build, eaten in that order.

How to order

Order one seasoned-beef taco, one crispy chicken taco and one steak build — the fan 'land, sea and air' trio (the 'sea' is the crispy fish-style crunch of the chicken taco; there is no seafood on the menu).

≈ $4.98

≈ 650 Cal (estimated)

What it is built from

Estimated totals (price ≈ $4.98; calories ≈ 650 Cal) are sums of the components' sampled prices and published nutrition — labelled estimates, never official figures.

The build in detail

This is the one hack that is not a modification at all: a composed flight of three standard tacos — a seasoned-beef Soft Taco, a Cantina Crispy Chicken Taco and a Soft Taco Supreme — eaten as a set, in that order. The name is fan taxonomy: land for the beef, 'sea' as a joke about the crispy chicken's fish-style crunch (there is no seafood anywhere on the menu to order), and air for the top of the case. There is no secret handshake; you are ordering three ordinary items.

The calorie estimate is complete — 180 + 270 + 200 across the three published panels, about 650 Cal — but the price estimate is partial, and the page says so rather than padding it: our dataset carries no sampled price for the Cantina Crispy Chicken Taco, so the roughly $4.98 shown sums the two tacos that do carry sampled prices. Your register total is that plus whatever the chicken taco costs locally. It is the only hack here whose price is knowingly understated, labelled instead of guessed.

Availability

Pure fan construction — all three components are standard menu items.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Land, Sea & Air cost?

Estimated at about $4.98 from the sampled prices of its components. It is a custom build, so the register total depends on how the location charges the modifications.

How many calories are in Land, Sea & Air?

Estimated at about 650 calories, summed from the published nutrition of its components. Preparation varies, so treat it as a close estimate, not a label value.

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