NUCO Certified ORGANIC Paleo Gluten Free Vegan Coconut Wraps, 5 Count (One Pack of Five Wraps)USDA Organic

We LOVE these! It would be great to have a 20-25 pack lower cost option. But the product is great. They wrap if not overstuffed. I always overstuff them and eat them open. My family loves them. Coming off of more unhealthy wraps, yes my littles had to adjust to it, but enjoyed it last night! No complaints! I don’t understand why there are not better reviews! This is the only wrap I’ll buy. The only one I’ve seen with only alkaline non hybrid products from Dr. Sebi’s food list! Oh, and they have lasted me a long time not refrigerated! I’ve stored in the pantry and they’ve been great!

My functional doctor recommended these as they are healthy for you. These last so long and don't mold or loose flavor. Well worth the overall price.

I must say... this is amazing!!! These do not need to be refrigerated, it'll probably ruin them. These can be eaten as is right out of the package - I heat mine on low, makes them crispy. When you heat these up you have a limited time to roll it up. I heat these in a (big enough) pan on the lowest stovetop setting for just seconds. You'll notice the wrap turn brown, that's a good thing, then flip it on the other side for a few seconds. You'll have about 10 seconds from the moment you take it out of the pan. I set aside everything I'm putting inside (my veggies are already cut and prepared). My veggies are literally stacked, ready to get rolled up in the wrap. Anything wet (like cucumbers, tomatoes, fruits, etc) will make the wrap soggy, a little like sushi. When you cook it, it gets crispy like a taquitos or chimichangas. Makes for a great wrap cooked and as is.I've also purchased the cinnamon coconut wraps... speechless. I cooked fresh strawberries with monk fruit for the filling, cooked the cinnamon wrap for the crunch then topped it off with almond whipped cream. Yum!Either way, these are amazing and I highly recommend for those with gluten intolerances. These are just as diverse as tortillas, get creative with coconut curries or use it to curb your sweet tooth. These arrived on time as stated. There weren't any ripped/broken pieces - these are very flexible like warm tortillas. Do NOT refrigerate after opening - it says that on each package. Again, I'd highly recommend this to anyone and everyone. Enjoy!

I would probably give these one star but my use case/test is just one singular thing, but I won't be trying them again (at least this size). My use case was to replace tortillas. My test was making a breakfast burrito, which I do most weekends. Just one egg, slice of cheddar, 2 little sausage patties and some spicy chili sauce wrapped up. The consistency is a little weird, exactly like Fruit Roll-Ups I ate when I was a kid.Pros:- They are low carb, in an absolute sense, but not really, relative to other (cheaper) options.- Kudos for trying something different.Cons:- One can get larger tortillas for the same or slightly more carbs, resulting in fewer carbs-per-inch and allowing for more food inside the wrap. I had to use two wraps to contain the same amount of guts for my breakfast, so I effectively had almost twice the carbs for the same breakfast.- Fragile. One ripped as I was trying to take them out of the package.- Dumbest packaging ever. The wraps are separated by parchment paper-like sheets. However, it's just one long sheet that's folded (Z-shaped, like a road map), and the wraps are in between the folds. To remove one sheet, you have to find the right fold and reach in and grab an edge and pull. They stick, to the parchment, which makes this a perilous endeavor. I ended up taking them all out. Since I had to use two, and ate some of one to taste it on its own, I just threw everything out after one meal.- Too small. I wish there was a larger size available but I haven't been able to find one.- They do melt. This wasn't a problem for me since I ate it fairly quickly, but it was already starting to on the bottom after about a minute (with half a fried egg on it).- Relatively expensive as a tortilla replacement.- Seems like a large amount of saturated fat in each wrap.- Weird taste for my purpose but that's too subjective to matter really. On its own, it's almost flavorless to me.

I eat low carb and had heard that these were good. The wraps I received were slightly cracked and on the dry side, I don't know if this is normal or if the product itself was drying out?I was still able to use most of them but the consistency made it hard to "wrap" around ingredients.There is a slight coconut taste on your first bite but overall very tasty. I used 1 for a taco and I used 2 for BLT wraps, again first bite you can tell there is a coconut flavor but after that, the ingredients inside the wrap take over. I would buy again if the seller guaranteed they weren't going to be too dry.

Living in Texas, we eat tacos all the time. But after a doctor put me on a starch free / yeast free diet, I was seriously missing tortillas. So I decided to give these a shot.Since the only ingredient was coconut - no seasonings or salt - I was expecting them to taste a bit like cardboard. Not so! The taste is actually really good, just a mild coconut flavor and whatever you put inside more than makes up for the lack of seasoning in the wrap. I've tried them with both hot and cold ingredients, and my preference is for hot. The texture of the wrap is a bit softer and more like a tortilla with hot ingredients to soften them. Oh, and they make for a pretty clean eating experience. When rolled up, they hold their shape and don't unroll too easily. And despite stuffing them pretty full, I've never had one split on me.The size, being about 8x8 inches, gives you about 1.5-2 tacos worth in each wrap. So yes, they are a bit pricey but I have never needed more than one in a meal.