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It Takes 35 Taco Bell Hot Sauce Packets To Refill Your Hot Sauce Bottle

3.23.09 4:30 PM EDT By Meg Marco@meghann

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Are you the type of person who saves hot sauce packets? Well, we have good news. Reader Dennis has discovered that it takes 35 Taco Bell hot sauce packets to refill your store bought hot sauce bottle.

Now you know.

How many…..packets of Taco Bell Fire Sauce does it take to refill a bottle of it? [Dennis Judd]

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3.23.09By Meg Marco@meghann

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