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Do y'all really eat breakfast at Taco Bell?
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Decades ago I would prebuy their burittos in evening and throw them in fridge at home, and then take them for breakfast the next day. But their prices have jumped so much, and the quality dropped so much that I now make everything from scratch at home and it is much more satisfying
I do love a bean burrito, but you're right. They're way too expensive now. The green burrito got it's return recently and that's even more expensive, by frigging like 40%. It's insane.
Even tacos are stupidly priced. I found a local Indian grocery store selling 90 packs of raw corn tortillas (frozen). You just pan fry with a bit of oil and bend them while cooling. Works out to 10 cents a shell. Plus filling.
Any frozen pizza can be a breakfast pizza if you put eggs on top after it's done cooking.
Getting an egg in a Pizza Pocket has its own challenges