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Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme

Published October 13, 2026 · Taco Bell Menu Price Guide

Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme Price, Calories & Nutrition

The Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme gives the fan-favorite Crunchwrap a meat-free spin: hearty black beans layered with a crispy tostada shell, shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes, cheddar cheese, and cool sour cream, all grilled inside a soft flour tortilla. At $5.49 with 510 calories, it delivers the full Supreme experience without the beef. Compare it with the rest of the Taco Bell menu with prices.

Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme Quick Facts

  • Price: $5.49
  • Calories: 510 cal
  • Protein: 13g · Carbs: 78g · Fat: 17g

Nutrition Highlights

  • With 13g of protein and 510 calories, it makes a satisfying meat-free meal.
  • Most of the 78g of carbs come from the beans, tortilla, and tostada shell — typical of the Crunchwrap format.
  • Cheese and sour cream account for much of the 17g of fat, so customizing toppings is an easy tweak.

Allergen Information

The Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme contains the following allergens, as flagged on Taco Bell’s official nutrition label: Gluten, Milk, Wheat. Ingredients and allergen information can change, so always review the current Taco Bell allergens page before ordering if you have a food allergy. Items are prepared in a shared kitchen, so cross-contact can occur.

Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme FAQs

How much does the Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme cost?

The Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme costs $5.49 at participating Taco Bell locations. Prices can vary slightly by restaurant and region.

How many calories are in the Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme?

The Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme has 510 calories, with 13g of protein, 78g of carbs, and 17g of fat.

Is the Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme vegetarian?

The Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme is made with black beans instead of meat, making it a popular vegetarian-friendly pick. Check the allergen guide for other dietary concerns.

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