If you are like me and would ideally eat Chipotle more than once a week, then you could greatly benefit from this article. Or maybe you if rarely go to Chipotle, this article will maximize your experience while you are there. Enjoy these tips and then go enjoy a great meal at the restaurant.

Chipotle Maximization

The first way to maximize your Chipotle experience is one that I have started to use recently. I come away happy every single time. This way is to utilize the Chipotle App. Doing so will give you many benefits. First, it will show you the options for the amounts of rice for no change in cost.

Next, utilizing the app makes it easy to order the same thing you had the last time if you decide to make an account. Lastly, if you use the app you can choose your pick-up time, so it is ready to go when you get there to eat or take with you, so you will save the time normally spent in line waiting to order.

The second way to improve your Chipotle experience would be to get a bowl over a burrito. Now, this may not apply to everyone because of dietary decisions such that you get a salad or another item rather than a bowl or burrito. But it has been researched that if you want to get more food or maximize the experience for the same price, the bowl is a better option. Rather than getting a burrito, the bowl seems to be the best value.

The next way to maximize your experience at Chipotle is to get half of everything. Now, you may think this is minimizing but let me explain. If you like both types of beans, rice, and two types of meat, then this will apply to you better than others. When someone gets half white rice and half brown rice they tend to get more than had they gotten a full serving of one rice.

This is the same for beans, and meats too.

Bonus

A bonus tip for you is that you can do more than one salsa, whether it is mild salsa and corn salsa, or mild salsa with a little bit of hot salsa to spice it up some. Now that you are thinking about the salsa options, feel free to try out your meal without any salsa or using one or more.

Don’t forget about Tabasco that they provide for some added flavor. This is just one of the many ways to combine the ingredients at Chipotle.

In conclusion, I hope you have learned something from this that you can implement or share with a friend or a deserving teacher. While Chipotle may not be the cheapest Mexican food like a Taco Bell, I think that these tips will maximize each dollar spent at such a quality place. There are countless combinations to create at Chipotle and I hope you look into trying something new that you learned.
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