The Extreme Wellness tortillas at Sam's Club have become a staple in our house. Less carbs and more fiber make them a great alternative to bread, and they still have wonderful flavor. We use them for wraps, tacos, and quick lunches all the time. Portion control is key, and these make it much easier to stay on track without feeling deprived. They've been hard to find recently, so we always grab them when they're in stock ☺️

Many wraps boast zero carbs but feature zero taste. These are flavorful while also having zero carbs. Low cal, no carbs, great fiber -- all-around winner.

I absolutely love these and are so soft and pliable. Excellent for making tortilla sandwiches. I've eaten everything from breakfast sandwiches to mashed potato, (chicken flavored) rice & shredded rotisserie chicken burrito. Sooooo good. My only issue is that i've only been able to find them in this size. I have a CrimpIt and would love to be able to fix more filled (similar to a calzone) sandwich, but unfortunately they are too small for the sealer :-(

I like these wraps. I have one almost every day. They are zero carb, high fiber and only 60 carbs. The price per wrap is better than most places.

If looking for Low Carb tortillas I've found Ole Xtreme Wellness to have the best ingredients without seed oils (canola). They use olive oil. These taste great & are easy to use in many versatile recipes, or freeze to have stocked.

The best healthy wraps that are low calorie and zero net carbs and high fiber! Very large and filling! Love the assortment of flavors. They are all delicious and so easy to wrap it up!

I was surprised at how good these tasted as a zero net carbs product. They are a bit thinner than a typical tortilla and cost more, but they taste great and are a healthier alternative.

These taste better than most low carb tortillas. They are soft & flexible and hold up well when making wraps.

Surprisingly good. I was expecting much worse but was willing to suffer a little for the better health option. No suffering needed. Highly recommend if you need more fiber and/or less net carbs.

These are an alternative to regular full fat tortillas. They still have some ingredients that are not great for you and they tend to have a interesting taste that I can't describe (not positive), but they are a decent and cost efficient alternative to the full fat ones. They freeze well and are priced better than the chain grocery stores.