tortilla wraps

fusagirl308

I am looking for the best low calorie tortilla wraps. Does anyone know of any?

Thanks

chunkiedunker

we have found the greatest thing for wraps. they are called flat out flat bread. they come in 4 different flavors. they are made perfectly for wraps. i live in ohio and we just found them so im not sure if they are available where you are. They vary in calories from 90 to 100 per wrap. So delicious. we stopped buying normal tortilla wraps due to their horrible amount of calories.

im guessing if you googled flat out flat bread you would find them.

good luck.

CyberEd312

we have found the greatest thing for wraps. they are called flat out flat bread. they come in 4 different flavors. they are made perfectly for wraps. i live in ohio and we just found them so im not sure if they are available where you are. They vary in calories from 90 to 100 per wrap. So delicious. we stopped buying normal tortilla wraps due to their horrible amount of calories.

im guessing if you googled flat out flat bread you would find them.

good luck.

This!!! It is all we use now... They are good for chicken, lunchmeat, veggie wraps, we even brush them with olive oil bake them at 350 for 5 minutes, pull them out and put our favorite pizza toppings on them and bake for another 14-16 minutes til cheese is brown... Very good wraps....

EmbraceTheJourney2012

Flatouts is all we use too here...
They now have flatout "fold its" OMG they are AMAZING!!!!

AnitraSoto

Flatouts! The thing I really like about them (on top of the taste and low calories) as that they don't crack or break when you roll them into a wrap... They are sort of "stretchy" and you can roll them nice and tight. Love 'em!

crzyone

I use Flat Bread too
What is a fold it?

CathVan

Bump! Definitely going to try and find these!

wilnat

Hope I can find them in Iowa! I love wraps.. And the pizza idea sounds great!!

ChristyU74

The Flat Outs sounds great. I've been using the Sante Fe Tortilla Company whole wheat tortillas. I get huge packs of them from Sams Club. They are 100 calories, have 8g protein and 7 g of fiber. (Only 6g net carbs.) And they taste great!

darpar62

Hello,
I am trying to stay low carb, not crazy low carb, but low carb. For me that seems to work best. So, I use Don Pancho High fiber Low carb wraps and they only have 70 calories. I got them at Wal-Mart. They are pretty good.

wbgolden

Another vote for FlatOuts. I only use the multigrain ones. Mostly because I like to say "flax"

lynnmarie60

High Fiber tortilla wraps from Kroger.

firesoforion

I've heard of flat outs and hear you can get them here but I haven't found them, and while I was looking I found La Tortilla Factory Low carb high fiber tortillas, which come in both corn and whole wheat, and they're excellent.

tmarie2715

we have found the greatest thing for wraps. they are called flat out flat bread. they come in 4 different flavors. they are made perfectly for wraps. i live in ohio and we just found them so im not sure if they are available where you are. They vary in calories from 90 to 100 per wrap. So delicious. we stopped buying normal tortilla wraps due to their horrible amount of calories.

im guessing if you googled flat out flat bread you would find them.

good luck.

Flat Out also makes a "light' wrap.

TexasNana41

I like Flat Out but I've found something else that I like better if you want an actual tortilla. LaTortilla Factory Smart Delicious Tortillas, Low Carb, High Fiber. They're whole wheat and 80 calories for the large. 3g Fat, 300 Sodium, 18g Carb, 8g Protein. It's all I buy now. They also come in a small size and I found them at Kroger, but not with all the other tortillas. They were in a section near the bakery.

LiquidSugarr

You should try Spinach wraps, they're the green looking tortilla wraps. They don't taste like spinach, but like a regular tortilla wrap.. So yummy!

meagalayne

Make your own- Low fat and super cheap and easy!

http://budgetbytes.blogspot.com/2011/01/flour-tortillas-v20-low-fat-044-recipe.html

0PhAtDaDdY

I am looking for the best low calorie tortilla wraps. Does anyone know of any?

Thanks

La Banderita Fajita Tortillas Whole Wheat

(2) per serving 80 calories so ONLY 40 calories each.
No Lard, No Cholesterol, 0g TransFat per serving
Sodium 150 mg per two

I make my homemade turkey sandwiches with them instead of bread. 1Tortilla, Deli Sliced Turkey, Lettuce, Tomato and a little Honey Mustard Great Sandwich maybe 125calories r less...

poseyj88

I think the best are Joseph's Whole Grain Flax Tortillas. 70 cals a pop and high in fiber + Omega-3s. And the kicker? They actually taste good!

ETA: They're $2.79-$2.99 for a package of 6 at most grocery stores.

2Bgoddess

Joseph's lavash flat bread

smcolton

Bump

johnwhitent

La Banderitas whole wheat! 40 cal each, can't beat them.

tracy1727

I Love Flatout ...on their website they have a ton of recipes. http://www.flatoutbread.com/category/recipes/

JoDeeD

I use Ole Xtreme Wellness high fiber low carb tortilla. You can find it in with the regular tortillas. It is about $3 for 8 at Kroger. It is 71 calories for 1 only 2 g of fat, 12 g of dietary fiber and 8 g of protein. They are delicious! Sometimes I put cheese and pizza sauce on it for a personal pizza. Very Yummy!

Cordy1228

My favorite is Joseph's, second favorite is La Tortilla Factory.

I loved Flat Outs at first, then I started having issues with the texture. I am weird though.

SandyMilton

I've heard of flat outs and hear you can get them here but I haven't found them, and while I was looking I found La Tortilla Factory Low carb high fiber tortillas, which come in both corn and whole wheat, and they're excellent.

These are what I use! I prefer the whole wheat variety, but I use them for lunch sandwiches, breakfast burritos, mini pizzas, even sweets (brush with just a touch of butter, and sprinkle some cinnamon and granular splenda on the top and bake until crisp)

bcampbell54

I like the flatouts-have to look for them pretty hard. Smith's has them, but they move from aisle to aisle. In the soup and pasta aisle, by the MExican food. Next week, who knows?