Mr. Tortilla Low Carb Tortilla Wraps - Keto Tortillas with Avocado Oil - Street Taco Size - 1 Net Carb per Serving - Low Calorie Keto Wraps - Low Carb Tortillas - (Multigrain, 96 Count)

Lets clear the air. These burritos are mini sized at roughly 4.25" wide. Just a little larger than most hand palms. They are just 15 calories a piece, with 1 net carb, 2 grams of fiber, 1 gram protein. They taste good, and have a good chewy texture.Get creative! sure you can make some super mini tacos, or you can stuff them into a muffin pan and make little toasted taco shells. Or layer them with filling and bake for mini quesadilla, or keep on layering for a towering quesadilla. Fill'em and lightly fry them. Cut them and fry them for quick chips. Or warm them up, and have an assortment of goodies to spoon in. Love doing that when I want everything, so I prepare little bowls of various fillings.. and I enjoy a buffet of the sorts from comfort of my couch.Sure, I can buy larger burritos for low cal and low carb. I buy THESE for something different. Sometimes I want smaller portions, or a specific filling to wrap ratio. I sometimes simply like having a smaller vehicle for various fillings. It's my go to for making multiple small bites of deliciousness. When I want larger size, I use something different. It doesn't have to be either or.-----------------------------------------------EDIT/UPDATE: My pics and review up is for the original flavor, and I have since purchased the 3 chili. OOH, if you like SPICE, this has a building heat. oof, it is spicy. Nice and flavorful though. I think they might be my new favorite.I'm not on a diet or anything (thought I should be), and I still use these because it is nice to use something healthy when I just want to wrap up some taco fixings, sandwich fixings, or anything else.

This review is for the Multigrain version. Just putting that since there are multiple products on the page and it can be confusing.I went into these expecting the worst. I got the 96-count for around $12 because they are expiring soon, and I had a strong “I mean, how bad could they be?” mindset. I am glad I took the risk, though, because they are pretty solid little tortillas. The taste is pretty generic, with a very wheat-forward flavor if you have had whole wheat tortillas. I like whole wheat, so I think they are pretty good. However, it’s important not to expect tasty flour tortillas made with lard or vegetable shortening. They are wheat, and you can really taste that wheat flavor first and foremost when you eat them plain.The macros are kind of insane, and that is the main reason I purchased them. With 15 calories, 0.5g total fat, 0mg cholesterol, 40mg sodium, 3g total carbs, 2g dietary fiber, 0 added sugars, and 1g of protein, I went into this thinking they were just a vessel for whatever tasty ideas I had for them. The first thing I tried was crunchy tiny tacos. Just some 96% lean ground beef, nutritional yeast, fat-free cheese, and taco seasoning, then air fried for a few minutes to get crunchy. They came out amazing, of course, and I couldn’t taste the shell much, so it’s definitely about what you put in them.As far as the size goes, they are very small and incredibly thin. They are about 4 and a half inches wide, so don’t expect to make burritos with them unless you want to make small snack burritos, which could be a fun idea!Overall, I am torn on them. I would love to buy them again in the future, but they are pretty pricey normally, and the only reason I tried them was due to a huge discount. If money were no issue, I would definitely recommend trying them out for some insanely low-calorie snacks and meals!

I have a favorite brand of low carb tortilla, and I love it because of the texture and flavor. These are a very close representation. I was able to purchase these on a quick deal, and I thought I had read the description pretty well, and it made sense to buy them, as the price was really good for what I thought they were going to be. Received my box and was disappointed to see that they are very small, half the size of my traditional go-to. I have come back to my order at least three times to be sure I had not missed something in the small print, but no where is the size listed. I think that Mr. Tortilla needs to label their product a little better, add it to the description, and put it on the bags, as this was very misleading. I will probably only purchase these if I cannot find a good sale on my traditional go-to tortillas. Good product, poor labelling.

These are actually awesome! Buy them if you’re on the fence. The years of searching for a tortilla alternative are gone. Please don’t go out of business or raise your prices lolAside from the people claiming they got expired product, I can’t understand how you could give these a bad review. The “they are small and thin” bad reviews are dumb. If you read the product info, it tells you the diameter. They are no more thin than a standard tortilla and plenty durable. Yes they are also on the smaller side. For 15 calories a pop you can’t get better. Larger = more calories.I got the multigrain ones. Flavor is minimal(Kind of like exactly how a tortilla is), but not at all bad. It’s a perfect vessel for food. Even holds up well to moist/wet foods.I will say that I drunkenly at around 15 of them last night and can confirm that they will make you poo up a fiber storm. I’m like a Wendy’s Frosty machine, but I did this to myself. Haven’t used any from the freezer yet, so can’t provide input on that at this point.TLDR: Great price, great kcal/macros, durable, no issues with taste. If you eat 10 in a sitting you’ll probs poop.100% worth the purchase to try if you’re on the fence.

I sooooo wanted this to be a stellar product. It is instead very average, possibly a tad less.I am a serious Keto Dieter. I consume an average of 5 carbs a day.So when I discovered this 1 carb product I was understandably thrilled. My normal tortilla is the Mission brand carb balance wheat tortilla. Small but of normal thickness. They have 2 net carbs. I figured I was about to drop my daily carbs even more!I bought this to discover the diameter is very small. Think a street taco that never grew up. but even more so, the issue was the thinness. In truth I've never seen a tortilla so thin. They just tore apart on my one and only use.Taking them and cutting them up to air fry as chips was next on my Keto bucket list. In the end while crisp and tasty, they were so fragile that trying to scoop up some dip was next to impossible. I'd suggest trying their dedicated chips rather than converting tortillas into chips.So overall I think that in their effort to create a low carb solution, they couldn't get the ingredients down to 1 carb so they reduced amounts until they hit the target.On balance, the 1 extra carb in the other brand turned out to be well worth it.While not bad, I can't think of a use case I would recommend these for.

Mr. Tortilla single carbohydrate keto-friendly tortillas are a fantastic option for low carb dieters. Delicious taste, it's a soft, fresh product for days you'd like to have a couple tacos, fajitas, and/or quesadillas. They hold shape with seasoned, juicy, and heavy toppings. While I'm comfortable going without tortillas, too, it is very nice to eat with family members and friends without looking like you're having a different option.I could easily make them for my immediate family members and they would not notice that these are healthier options than our usual brand.THE 1 CARB VERSION IS VERY SMALL, like the size of typical corn tortillas - look at the photo of the hand dipping a filled one into salsa. 2 Carb are like average restaurant size of larger FLOUR tortillas. They make very large versions for burritos and large quesadillas but those are more than a single carb, clearly. These freeze well and can be thawed on the countertop while at work or in the fridge overnight.

I have been doing keto for almost three years. For the majority of the time I’ve been really strict. I’ve found a lot things that work as a substitute. The only low carb tortillas I like are the mission low carb flour tortillas (cold, microwaved slightly for malleability, or lightly toasted for a quesadilla situation). However, they don’t fry well. So I’ve been on the prowl for some sort of low carb corn tortilla wanna be. I’ve had my eye on these for at least a year because of influencers on social media raving about it. I was NOT going to pay the price when they first came out. But the price is half what they were so I bought a single pack to finally try.They taste absolutely disgusting. They taste like diet type trash that has zero flavor. I tried it raw. I tried it fried lightly in oil and decided to throw some cheese in there to test out taco/enchilada potential. Hard pass!! It tastes terrible and the texture is so off like a whole wheat tortilla that your forced to eat. I’m sticking to what works. Do not buy into the social media hype. These are gross and could never fill the street taco craving. Just eat the insides wrapped in lettuce, bell pepper or a bowl cuz this ain’t it fam. No amount of salsa can help this mess.

I've made an honest effort over the past few years to cut all poisons out of my diet. This began by shortening my shopping list from a cartful to a basket half full. One of my favorite things to make are wraps. It was a very disturbing moment when last month I decided to check the ingredients on the packaging of the brands that I thought that I could trust... Even the ones labeled vegan and organic contained dyes like yellow 5 and red 40. I couldn't believe my eyes. I checked every brand at every grocery store within 20 miles and it was all the same. That's when I decided to look online and I found these. They have a simple and healthy list of ingrediencies that are actually all there for a reason, they are tasty, they do not dry too quickly or turn before I can make use of them all. My only regret is that I purchased the super small ones but it turns out that they are perfect for egg rolls and veggie rolls. I will be repurchasing about 3 sizes up and the subscribe and save is well worth it. I always give back to those who contribute to the health and wellbeing of my family and that is why I recommend these to everyone that I know that is getting fed up with finding actual toxins in their grocery store food. Thank you Mr. Tortilla, don't ever change.