Tumaro's Low in Carbs 8-Inch Tortillas, Multigrain, 13.75-Ounce Packages (Pack of 6)

I've had low-carb tortillas before and I must say I was disappointed with how the Tumaro's Multi-grain tortillas taste. The texture is also dry and quickly hardens when you warm the tortilla making it feel like cardboard.

If you're buying these as a bread substitute, be aware that they won't taste well with everything. If you use lots of vegetables and spices, they're alright. But if you try to make a simple cheese wrap it will taste awful.

Don't waste your carbs and calories on tumaro's low carb tortillas. I thought they were OK when I got them but they smelled a little weird to me. I figured it was diet food so how good could I expect it to be? The contents of the sandwich masked the bland taste. One day my husband helped me by grocery shopping and brought home "Mission Low Carb Wheat" wraps. I was steamed. I made this dip and wanted to bake low carb chips. I cut up the Tumaro's tortillas into triangles and also the Mission brand and baked them in the oven. Tumaro's was awful and Mission turned out to be so good that I can never go back to Tumaro's. My husband came out looking like a hero!

The product is great, but the shipping department at Amazon is not that great: This is the third times that Amazon sent only a fraction of the products as promised: instead of 6 packs, they sent only one pack! So make sure you always check what you get!

Another bad news: this tortillas has very strong raw soy flour ordor. The texture is very hard....

My husband and I love these - and he is a picky eater. They are delicious and great for wraps, burritos, enchiladas, pizzas...so much. They can be tear if they are too cold - just put them in the microwave for 5 seconds or so. I thought buying a case of 6 packages might be too much but we eat them up so fast, and it's just the two of us. I just ordered our fourth case. Also great for WW - only 1pt.

These are my favorite flavor of this brand of wraps - mild and nutty like whole grain bread, but low in carbs. They're wonderful for multiple things: sandwich wraps, fried with chicken and cheese as a quesadilla, buttered and baked with parmesan to make chips, etc etc.

The only down side to these tortillas is that they're not quite as flexible, so be prepared to wrap very carefully. Totally worth it, though.