Mr. Tortilla Low Carb Keto Soft Taco Shells, Vegan Healthy Snacks & Bread Alternative, 1 Net Carb 15 Calories, Delicious Small Batch Kosher Wraps - (Spicy 3 Chiles, 24 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.

Been buying and using this item for the better part of 8 months now, these were instrumental in allowing me to eat consistently healthy meals! I did run into a problem over this time however, multiple times my order (4x of the 24 count bags) arrive already expired, this most recent order (coming in on 10/06), I received tortillas that were dated for 10/26 expiration but already contained mold/spore growth! I'll go into it more below, but Mr.Tortilla CS Cassie was amazing and helped get this issue resolved in a super timely manner and has given me context to understand this product issue IS NOT FROM MR.TORTILLA, but from the VENDOR AMAZON mishandling (not rotating) of product. While I had gone through amazon customer service for my initial issues (first occurring late august), they offered little in remediation other than sending a replacement. When it happened a THIRD TIME, I decided to skip over amazon and go direct to the supplier Mr.Tortilla. This is where I got in touch with Cassie! She got in touch with me within a business day, examined my issue, and offered replacement products after confirming my purchase invoices and images. Additionally, she ensured that this issue IS FROM AMAZON, they ARE NOT CYCLING THEIR PRODUCT ONCE IN WARHOUSE. This is something I can additionally attest to, as my most recent auto-ship order gave me tortillas with expiration of 03/25, where the last I received was dated 10/26(!), this is showing they DO NOT ROTATE INVENTORY, and this is a scary proposition for a company that is offering subscription-based services for delivery of consumer goods like food! So the company is well aware of the issue, my (somewhat overboard) documenting will be used among other customer experiences to hopefully be leveraged so the best product is being pushed to consumers. Again, Cassie over at Mr. Tortilla handled this like a pro, and as someone who is a frequent buyer and consumer, this instilled confidence in my continued purchases. Mr and Mrs Tortilla do great work on these products (3 chile one specifically, I have not tried the variety pack as of yet), these are legit low carb wraps that I used to help lose around 115lbs over the last 8 months. Legitimately don't know if I would've stuck with my diet/exercise/health regimen If I didnt have these to anchor my meals. I'm not being hyperbolic when I say you can shove damn near any foods into one of these toasted tortillas and I will taste GODLIKE. Appreciate Cassie and the rest of the Mr.Tortilla homies for helping out and putting customer first on these issues! If you have experienced issues like this as well reach out to Mr.Tortilla, I know the more evidence they can accrue to present at the feet of amazon the better it will be for all potential consumers in the long run.

Umm what Keebler elf decided to market and sell these pint sized wraps? This is absurd!! If I wanted to eat just one bite, this would be great. Is the reason these are only one Net carb is because you take one bite and that’s it?! SAVE YOUR MONEY!!! Dear Mr. Tortilla, the Oompa Loompa family called and they want their wraps back!

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.

I personally did not care for these. It is very hard to make a keto replacement for any type of bread product. I'm bread is the most coveted food on the keto diet. And I hope someone comes up. With a delicious, tasty replacement for all things bret.

I bought the variety pack of Mr. Tortilla Low Carb tortillas. These made great quesadillas. They crisp up nicely and hold up well with fillings. My favorite is the 3 chilis tortillas. They're not spicy, but they have a really nice discernible flavor. Alot of keto tortillas are bland, but these are really tasty.