Oh I'm from Brooklyn, so I am a total pizza snob. I've never had Pizza Hut, and I didn't have Dominos until I think college. It was definitely a situation of being really drunk and finding cheesy bread to be a life altering, epiphany inducing experience, then thinking I should try the pizza a week later while sober…

OMG I`m from California and am currently living in a part of the world with no access and a lot of difficulty getting the ingredients to make my own. I actually got culinary blue walls looking at this. Like it literally went down south.

Those twists taste like styrofoam with some sugar and cinnamon sprinkled on. I think they may be a really, really terrible and cheap interpretation of a churro.

Authentic Mexican here. I approve of this gif.

You just described the 4th circle of hell.

This is a top 5 all-time gif.

It's really hard to find authentic food in the US or Canada. Years ago, I used to eat a lot of souvlaki, thinking it must be healthy because it's Mediterranean. Hah! I found out from one of the cooks that the souvlaki we get here is nothing like souvlaki in Greece. Here they use sour cream instead of yogurt, white…

My God!! It's beautiful!!! Real tacos!!! With corn tortillas!!!!!!!!

I'm sure, sadly, a lot of people in the U.S. simply don't have access to actual, honest-to-god Mexican food.

I read this as "porn carnitas" at first, which...well, that's a hell of a different meal, there.

I do, regularly, and the only times he hasn't eaten that stuff is when I take him out for lunch.

OK, so I'll NEVER EVER eat that Taco Bell monstrosity... but it *did* get me thinking about pork carnitas. Now I need to make it this weekend. So for that, I thank you.

I had a friend who was my candy opposite — every color or flavor I would reject she would choose. Maybe you're my stomach opposite? Because I will literally puke water when hung over but can keep a hard shell taco supreme down no problem.

Hilariously, when I'm sick to my stomach or hung over, Taco Bell is the only thing I can keep down. Weird.

Childhood in Las Cruces. Damn I miss that food.

There are a few hole in the wall places where I live. And they are THE BEST! You know them because all the signs are in Spanish and they usually have a stand of phone cards for sale in the window. I don't speak the language so I just point and pantomime and end up with delicious food in my mouth hole. There is one…

There is no part of that I don't want in my facehole right now. That's impressive, because I have a love-hate relationship with both Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine due to loving half the ingredients (everything up there) and hating the other half (tomatoes, peppers, etc).

If they call them "el cinnamon twists" they magically become Mexican.

As a Taco Bell enthusiast, I am pretty excited for this.