$5.99 posted by Taco Bell, 520 Cal, and 90 cents under the beef Crunchwrap Supreme.
The Taco Bell Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme price is $5.99, posted by the company beside a 520 calorie figure. That is 90 cents less than the beef Crunchwrap Supreme at $6.89 and ten calories lighter, which makes it the rare vegetarian swap that costs less rather than carrying a premium. Both figures were read from Taco Bell's specialties page on 19 August 2026.
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4 itemsBlack Bean Crunchwrap Supreme price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme | $5.99 official | — | 520 Cal |
If something goes wrong
Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme is not on the menu at my restaurant
- Cause
- The black bean builds run as standing alternatives rather than as headline items, and availability follows the individual restaurant. The row appeared on the company's specialties page on 19 August 2026.
- Fix
- Look under the beef version in the app, since the swap is often offered there as a customisation. Where it is offered that way the price may differ from $5.99.
Why does the vegetarian version cost less?
- Cause
- Taco Bell prices it at $5.99 against $6.89 for the beef build, a 90 cent difference, and prints 520 Cal against 530. No explanation is published for the gap, and both numbers came off the same company page.
- Fix
- Read the two rows as separately priced items. The saving is real on the posted figures, and it is one of very few places on this menu where the meat-free option is the cheaper one.
How many calories does swapping to black beans save?
- Cause
- Ten, on Taco Bell's own arithmetic. 530 Cal for the beef Crunchwrap Supreme against 520 for the black bean version, both published by the company on the same page on the same day.
- Fix
- Do not choose between them on calories, because the difference is inside any reasonable margin. Choose on the 90 cents, which is a real and published gap.
A meat-free swap that Taco Bell charges less for
Vegetarian versions of fast food usually cost the same as the original or slightly more. This one costs less. Taco Bell posts $5.99 for the Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme against $6.89 for the beef, both figures read from the company's specialties page on 19 August 2026, and prints 520 Cal against 530.
What's in it
Black beans in place of the seasoned beef, with nacho cheese sauce, a tostada shell, sour cream, lettuce and tomato, all folded into the same grilled hexagon of flour tortilla. Everything structural is identical to the original. Published alongside it is the 520 calorie count and no other nutrition figure, because the per-item panel on the site renders nothing an automated read can retrieve. For an item whose selling point is the protein swap, the absence of a protein figure is a real gap, and it is the company's gap to fill.
Is it worth it
On the posted numbers it is the better buy of the two, at 87 calories a dollar against 77 for the beef. Neither is impressive inside this section, where the 3 Cheese Chicken Flatbread Melt manages 134 and Large Nacho Fries 129, and where the whole Crunchwrap format sits near the bottom of the value table. What you pay for is the build.
The pricing gap is worth dwelling on because it runs against the pattern elsewhere on the same menu. Mexican Pizza and Veggie Mexican Pizza are both $5.69, so there the meat-free build costs the same and carries 70 fewer calories. Grilled Cheese Burrito is $5.69 and the Black Bean Grilled Cheese Burrito is $5.19, a 50 cent saving. Read across those three pairs and Taco Bell appears to price black beans below beef and vegetables level with it, which is a consistent enough pattern to be deliberate.
No published list checked in August 2026 carries this row, so there is nothing to set against the company's $5.99. The beef version, by contrast, attracted four separate figures ranging down to $3.19. That asymmetry says more about which items get listed than about which items get sold. Where a row draws no outside attention at all, the company's own number is the whole of the record, and the sensible thing is to read it as what Taco Bell asks in one market on one day rather than as a settled national price. Restaurants differ, and the company says so.
Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme at a glance
- Taco Bell price
- $5.99
- Calories
- 520, from Taco Bell
Questions people ask
How much is the Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme?
$5.99 on Taco Bell's own site, read on 19 August 2026. Prices vary by restaurant on the company's own statement, so the posted figure is a list price.
How many calories are in the Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme?
520, published by Taco Bell. The beef Crunchwrap Supreme is 530 on the same page, so the swap is worth ten calories.
Is the black bean version cheaper than the original?
Yes, by 90 cents on the posted figures. $5.99 against $6.89, both from the company's specialties page on 19 August 2026.
Is this page an official Taco Bell price list?
No. HelpMeLogin has no affiliation with Taco Bell and speaks for nobody but itself. The price above is the company's own, reproduced with the date it was read.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Taco Bell?
No. The posted price belongs to one market and the company says prices vary. Your own restaurant, selected in the app, is the only source of a local number.