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Taco Del Mar (Canada) nutrition

Calories, protein, carbs, fat and salt for 259 Taco Del Mar (Canada) menu items, read from the chain's own published nutrition page.

Reading this menu

The spread between the lightest and heaviest item on this menu is 1 205 kcal. That gap is usually the whole decision: the difference between two choices at the same counter is often larger than a whole extra meal elsewhere in the day.

Salt is worth a second look. An adult reference intake is 6 g of salt a day, so an item carrying 3 g has used half of it before anything else you eat.

Source: Taco Del Mar (Canada) published nutrition · checked 2026-09-22

Per-item nutrition from the "Canada Nutrition Guide" pages of Taco Del Mar's own combined USA/Canada nutrition PDF, linked as "Nutrition Info" from https://tacodelmar.com/ (edition at time of writing: https://tacodelmar.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Nutrition-Guide_TacoDelMar_2023E2.pdf, uploaded June 2023; the guide itself says 'Revised 3/18/2021', so figures may predate current recipes; the parser follows whatever guide the home page links). Food: serving size, calories, fat calories, total fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, carbohydrate, fibre, sugar, protein per item as served (each section's footnote lists what the item includes and that optional items are not included). Beverages: calories, sodium, carbohydrate and sugars for 12, 21 and 30 fl oz, one item per size; the guide says beverages are not a significant source of fat, protein or fibre, so those stay empty. Per the guide, figures were 'determined by Registered Dietitians at NewWellness, Inc. using manufacturer information and ESHA Research database analysis' and are 'based on standard recipes'. Only the Canadian pages are read (the USA guide, allergen guides and gluten charts are not). Items printed in two sections are named by size ('Chicken Burrito (Small)') or as the Kids item ('Cheese Quesadilla (Kids)'). Figures exactly as printed, including the beverage rows where the guide's 21 and 30 fl oz figures for Gold Peak Premium Unsweetened Tea and Gold Peak Sweetened Black Tea look swapped (the unsweetened tea at 170 and 250 kcal, the sweetened one at 0); a gram serving becomes portion_g (two servings printed without a unit are left without one). Salt is derived from the published sodium (x2.5); fat calories, trans fat and cholesterol are not stored.