Taco Bell Guacamole price: $1.39 posted, with 70 Cal

$1.39 is Taco Bell's posted price for a side of Guacamole, carrying 70 Cal.

The Taco Bell Guacamole price is $1.39 for a side portion, with a figure of 70 Cal printed beside it on the company's own snacks page. That number does more work than it looks: Chips and Guacamole is posted at $3.79 with 230 Cal, so subtracting this row leaves $2.40 and 160 Cal attributable to the chips themselves. Only Chili is cheaper on the whole list.

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What you need

4 items
Taco Bell published price$1.39
Calories, company figure70
Menu sectionSnacks & Sweets
Checked on2026-08-19

Guacamole price and calories

ItemTypical pricePrice rangeCalories
Guacamole$1.39 official70 Cal
Price and calorie figure posted by Taco Bell on its snacks and sweets page and read on 19 August 2026; prices vary by restaurant.

If something goes wrong

Does Taco Bell charge extra for guacamole?

Cause
A side portion is posted as its own row at $1.39 with 70 Cal on the company's snacks page. No add-on pricing inside other items appears in the record.
Fix
Order the side where guacamole is wanted alongside something else. Additions made inside an item are priced in the app at order time.

Chips and Guacamole costs much more than the guacamole side

Cause
Taco Bell posts $3.79 with 230 Cal for the chips version against $1.39 with 70 here, a difference of $2.40 and 160 calories.
Fix
Take the side alone where the chips are not wanted, since $2.40 of the larger row is the chips themselves.

How big is the guacamole portion?

Cause
No weight or volume is published for it. The 70 Cal figure is the only measure of size in the record.
Fix
Treat the calorie count as the size guide. Any ounce figure quoted elsewhere did not come from the company's menu pages.

The one side portion that prices something else on the menu

Taco Bell sells guacamole as an add-on portion at $1.39 with 70 Cal, read from the company's snacks page on 19 August 2026. It is the second-cheapest row in the entire record, behind Chili at $1.00.

The reason this small row matters more than its price suggests is that it can be subtracted. Chips and Guacamole appears in the nachos section at $3.79 with 230 Cal. Taking $1.39 and 70 Cal off leaves $2.40 and 160 Cal, which is what a bag of tortilla chips costs and contributes on Taco Bell's own arithmetic. The company sells no chips-only row, so this is the only route to that figure that does not involve guessing.

The subtraction works in the other direction too. Anyone ordering chips and guacamole who does not want the chips saves $2.40 by taking the side alone, and anyone who wants extra guacamole on something else knows what the company charges for a portion of it.

What's in it

A small portion of guacamole, sold as a side or an add-on. Taco Bell publishes 70 Cal for it and no further nutrition detail: no figure for fat, sodium, carbohydrate or protein could be read, because the per-item nutrition panel renders nothing to an automated fetch and the company's nutrition index page 404s. No weight or volume is given for the portion, so 70 Cal is the only measure of its size in the record.

Is it worth it

On calories for money the row returns about 50 a dollar, which is weak, and that is entirely expected for an avocado product. Nobody buys guacamole for bulk.

The useful comparison is with the other cheap rows. Chili is $1.00 with 60 Cal and Black Beans is $2.59 with 50. Against the beans this side is 46 percent cheaper and carries 20 more calories, which makes it the better of the two on both measures. Against the chili it costs 39 cents more for ten more calories.

For an order that wants a cold, fresh element among a lot of warm cheese and beef, $1.39 is a modest addition and the cheapest way onto the menu after chili. Nothing outside the company prices this row, so the figure stands on Taco Bell's own page under its note that posted prices apply at participating restaurants and vary.

Guacamole at a glance

Taco Bell price
$1.39
Calories
70, from Taco Bell

Questions people ask

How much is guacamole at Taco Bell?

$1.39 for a side portion, posted by the company and read on 19 August 2026. Only Chili at $1.00 is cheaper on the whole list.

How many calories are in Taco Bell guacamole?

70, published by the company. That is the only measure of portion size in the record, since no weight or volume is given.

What do the chips cost in Chips and Guacamole?

$2.40 and 160 Cal by subtraction. The chips version is posted at $3.79 with 230 Cal, and this side is $1.39 with 70.

Is guacamole included in any item for free?

No free inclusion is recorded. It appears inside the Veggie Bowl and the Breakfast California Crunchwrap, and as this priced side portion.

Is this page an official Taco Bell price list?

It is not. HelpMeLogin operates separately from Taco Bell, and the $1.39 above is the company's own posted figure reproduced as printed.

Can this site tell me the price at my local Taco Bell?

No, because the company posts one market's price and states that prices vary. The app with a restaurant selected is the only source.

HelpMeLogin is independent of Taco Bell and its parent company. The $1.39 price and the 70 calorie figure are the company's own, read from its snacks and sweets page on 19 August 2026, and Taco Bell states that prices vary by restaurant. The $3.79 Chips and Guacamole figure used in the subtraction is also a Taco Bell posted price read the same day.