Dollar Tree Taco Frito Pie You will need: 2 boxes of crunchy taco hamburger helper $2.50 1 bag of frozen pepper and onion stir …
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Dollar Tree Taco Frito Pie You will need: 2 boxes of crunchy taco hamburger helper $2.50 1 bag of frozen pepper and onion stir …
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What a great idea
HEAVENLY ❤
Yum!
This is actually a god one & will feed a crowd.
Holy cow. The sodium alone will kill me
If you could not put in beans please!
Looks super good 💕
So you used 6 ounces of meat for TWO boxes of Hamburger Helper?
I may have to try this. Im not feeling my best right now due to an illness.
So nutritious probably didnt even need the beef crumbles to bulk it out looks so tasty!!
Looks yummy
That looks so garsh-darnitly, deliciously, GODLY-LY YUMMYYYYY!!!!! THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH FOR THE RECIPE, THAT'S GOING ON EVERY WEEK FROM NOW ON…
I regret eating a pack of Ramen now. That looks good.
Wow this looks amazing
Looks tasty.
That looks delicious!
omg this looks amazing!!!
This looks delicious. Your viewers have interesting suggestions, too!
Saw this short on the way to the dollar tree, had to try out the recipe! Very yummy dinner option, gonna keep me fed for the next few days easily.
As always you hit it out of the park with this one. I love Mexican food and this is a cheap dinner for at least 4 people. Yum can’t wait to try it
Looks tasty and I’m sure it is!
🤤😋❤
Looking BUSSIN and cheep. ❤❤❤
Looks very tasty!!
Love this recipe idea. But can you tell me the type of pan you use. I want one. Lol. Great channel 👏
Looks good. 😊
Spray cheese grater with cooking spray for easier shred
That looks pretty good. I love adding things to pre boxed food. I always add things like onions and mushrooms to Hamburger Helper. The addition of the beans and tomatoes' seemed like it would be really good.
We call this Taco Rice. We use left over taco meat and throw everything in it.
Great idea for a meal 🍽️
One thing I like to do that I learned from my Mexican grandmother is to toast the rice a little before you cook it. It adds a really nice flavor to the food.