Wonder Wraps -Hot Chili- Low Carb Keto Tortillas | Non-GMO Kosher Low Calorie Burrito Wraps | Perfect for Weight Loss | Delicious Gluten Free, Soy Free, Nut Free, Vegetarian Food -1 Pack/10 Thin Wraps

I will say that after reading the reviews, I was skeptical. I decided to try them because i was looking for a gluten-free and low carb option for our Taco night. These wraps are VERY thin, which makes sense because they are in fact "wraps". I use them as tortillas and i put taco meat, cheese and other stuff inside and wrap them up. Yes, they do fall apart a bit, but its OK. The taste is a little bland, but what can one expect from thin low carb/gluten free wraps? This doesn't bother me at all. I am also used to eating gluten free foods (celiac) so I'm not expecting amazing flavor. Basically, I only needed something "functional" (Hold the taco meat) versus flavorful and I got what I wanted :)

I don’t expect a ton of flavor from any products like these…let’s be real. However, these are ultra low carb WONDER wraps. I only WONDER what technology they used to get them within a nano-meter of non-existence. There is NO WAY possible these are “burrito” wraps. They are AMAZINGLY thin. But thats the CRUX. So thin, there’s no taste, except a slight film on your tongue. So thin, you can remove just one at a time. You will need at least 4 to even contain the smallest morsel of food with out disintegrating under the velocity of moving food to mouth. And because of that, the value just isn’t there I really wanted to love these and make them common place in my diet. Better off with a leaf of lettuce… Unless you get E. coli from it and then not so much

Very thin, very little flavor and ripped very easily.

Let me start with the flavor- it’s great. It really has a sesame taste without being overpowering. The addition of chia seeds is nice. The seeds give the wrap a little texture.For the price I paid and the images that I saw, I thought I would have gotten— well, a little more. I opened the package and thought I had purchased only one. I realized that each sheet is flaky and thin like phyllo dough. I had to double it up for the wrap not to break— all I was making was PB&J. I may leave them out of the refrigerator and let them air dry, then use them as a sprinkling on top of something savory.

Order arrived a promised--No damage. Tortillas taste good, however are too pricey for me. Found reasonable alternative at Whole Foods and Costco.

These wraps are way far stretched a bit.. they are completely so brittle you can't separate them without them breaking or more than 2 will try to come up as well. It took 4 to get a some what square shape up. The onion flavor is barley noticable. They are thinner than a crape. They have no elasticity to roll without breaking up. Poor product. Keep in mind I didn't search for product review. This was my experience! No more for this household!

These aren't bad. I meant to order some egg tortillas I had before, and these were not them (oops), but they were pretty okay. They are not very durable so you can't really use them to hold a lot of food or food that would pierce them, but they are a nice keto alternative to tortillas. I would order them again if they were cheaper, but I can't really afford them at this price (and while I liked them, I didn't like them so much that I want to spend extra on them). The flavor is good. The thinness is a weakness but what can you do with this sort of thing. i mean it does what I think it's supposed to do.

I let these sit in my fridge for a while because I had no idea what to do with them. They were so much thinner and papery than expected (like tissue paper). Finally I tried it like a crepe- savory with cream cheese and smoked salmon, or sweet with almond butter and stevia, and they were so perfect! They have very little taste, but if you get a mouthful, it's almost like a wafer. Also, they are way less fragile then their appearance would have you believe. Rarely do these tear when I am spreading my cream cheese or almond butter.