Why does Taco Bell give so many packets of hot sauce with all their drive thru orders?

It's up to the manager, but usually you throw more than less. It's the same with other places, like McDonald's. When I order a 20 piece nugget, I get like 5 BBQ sauce dipping things. With Taco Bell, since they buy in large bulk, I'm guessing it only costs them 1 or 2 cents for each packet. It's a throwaway condiment. A lot of people don't even use the whole packet and toss the rest of it. Anyway, it's rolled into the cost of the food. So, if everyone started walking in and taking large amounts of packets, the price of food would go up.

They want to Make sure that the Customer has Enough its Better to go over a little then Under

You must love chilli and peppers.

Because there is a Taco Bell law on sauce packets. It's either give the customer 2 packets of sauce or 1,000...Same rule applies for napkins.

To disguise the actual taste of the food.

Because why not?

You have to tell them when they ask you if you want sauce just say no

Because - They want to file for bankruptcy

Better safe than sorry

Don’t want customer complaints

we usually save ours if we make home made tacos