Gal Gadot Tries Taco Bell For The First Time On The Tonight Show, Internet Loves Her Reaction
While the Wonder Woman star tried the American treats, the host tried Israeli delicacies like gefilte fish, which is a poached mixture of ground and deboned fish.
Wonder Woman 1984 star Gal Gadot's reaction to trying out Taco Bell for the first time is winning over the internet. The Israeli actor appeared as a guest on The Tonight Night Show hosted by Jimmy Fallon and took turns with the host to try out various foods for the first time. Gadot tried three American delicacies she'd never tried before and absolutely fell in love with a taco from Taco Bell.
While having the first bite of her Taco she said, “This is the best so far," and added that it was "Flavorful. It's salty. Different textures. It's really good — I'm going to have another bite." However, Gadot wasn’t as excited after sampling other foods. She especially didn’t like the texture of the eggnog. "It's very thick. I don't want to hurt the peoples' feelings," she laughed. "It's not great."
While the Wonder Woman star tried the American treats Fallon tried out Israeli delicacies like gefilte fish, which is a poached mixture of ground and deboned fish. While tasting it Fellon said "Honestly, seriously Gal, I swear this looks like floating balls. And it's like a thick gravy juice!" He kept delaying taking a bite before Gadot finally yelled, "Just shove it in already! Don't think about it too much." After finally giving it a try Fellon surprisingly like the dish.
Gal Gadot was on The Tonight Show to promote her upcoming and highly anticipated film Wonder Woman 1984 which is a sequel to the hit 2017 film. In the film, the actor has collaborated again with director Patty Jenkins. The film which was pushed back due to the pandemic is finally going to release on Christmas. The audience will get to see Gadot again as the DC comic superhero.
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