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Taco Bell May Countersue Group That Sued Over Beef


First Posted: 04/28/11 02:05 PM ET Updated: 06/28/11 06:12 AM ET

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Taco Bell is really not letting this whole beef lawsuit controversy go.

Here is the rough sequence of events: Taco Bell was sued for allegedly not using real beef, and Taco Bell fired back claiming that the charges were bogus. It launched an aggressive campaign to de-bunk the claims. The suit was dropped. Taco Bell demanded an apology.

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Taco Bell is really not letting this whole beef lawsuit controversy go. Here is the rough sequence of events: Taco Bell was sued for allegedly not using real beef, and Taco Bell fired back claiming...
Taco Bell is really not letting this whole beef lawsuit controversy go. Here is the rough sequence of events: Taco Bell was sued for allegedly not using real beef, and Taco Bell fired back claiming...
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Donns
08:02 AM on 05/04/2011
And the lawyers will walk away fat as usual. I like Taco Bell once in a while but the challenge when I go to the one nearest me is getting someone to take my order. I made my once a month or two visit this past week. Stood at the counter while several people walked around behind not even recognising my presence and after 10 cars went through the drive through (I always give them 10 cars because the drive through is obviously more important than my order at the counter - -- I don't allow open smelly food in my car)
I left and went to a grease burger joint. I'll probably try again in a couple of months, ever hopefull.
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OutAtFirst
Believe it! You don't know how to text and drive
09:31 AM on 04/29/2011
Sawdust-gate lives on.
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raker
08:57 AM on 04/29/2011
The best part is Taco Bell's "vigorous debunking" the claim that their beef is some kind of beef-like matter but not beef. Take a pile of the goop to the lab and find out what's in it. It's either what the company claims it is or it isn't.
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portfolio
money is the barometer of a society's virtue
10:09 PM on 04/28/2011
they will lose. there is a plant in illinois that makes the TVP texture vegetable proteing( soy bean) that goes into their tacos. try googling tvp and taco meat.
10:20 AM on 04/30/2011
I've parsed this into Boolean logic and it still says nothing.COuld you please try to explain your point again.I
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MarcEdward
likes all cats more than most people
09:35 PM on 04/28/2011
Taco Bell food has so much MSG in it I can't touch the stuff anyway.
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DocSkull
My questions aren't rhetorical.
04:10 PM on 04/28/2011
Since Taco Bell is skating through the loophole between the legal definition of beef and what they hope they mean by beef, they should be quiet.
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CMB1969
raging moderate
04:10 PM on 04/28/2011
one of the good things about living on the working class side of town is that I get my take-out tacos from true-blue Mexican run taco stands
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climbing panda
there's a log in my cabin
02:00 PM on 04/28/2011
i hope taco bell does counter sue the group out of existence. the suit that started all this is the kind of frivolous lawsuit that make a mockery of our civil justice system. they should be made to pay for slander and all associated court costs.
01:26 PM on 04/28/2011
Butt hurt much? Get over it.
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J0E1
Phil Hill 2012
02:17 PM on 04/28/2011
lol.  Get over it?  Ask anyone on the street how much beef is in taco bell and you will get answers in the 30% range thanks to the original claims and law suit.  Just dropping the suit isn't going to change the damage thats already been done.
03:26 PM on 04/28/2011
Um, it ISN'T all beef. It may not be 30-something percent, but it's definitely not 100%. And people are still going to eat there no matter what. No "damage" has been done.
MtnGeek
Partisan thinking is an oxymoron
11:02 AM on 04/29/2011
Right, like asking people on the street is the path to an authoritative answer. Go out and ask people on the street what their tax rate is, how much electricity their TV uses, or any number of other bits of trivia they actually could know ... you still won't get a correct answer. The man on the street is only an authority in ignorance.