Old El Paso White Corn Gluten Free Tortilla Wraps 208g (Pack of 8)

I love being able to have fajitas still although I'm coeliac. These don't taste bad at all, infact it's one of my favourite things to have, even my non coeliac kids eat it and they don't complain about the wraps at all, infact they said they prefer them because they are small. The wraps are a lot smaller than the ones that come with the non-gluten fajitas kits but I don't mind them being small as long as they taste good, which they do. The seasoning and the salsa are the same as the non-gluten containing ones so they taste good too. I can't really complain to be honest. I do tend to wait until they are on offer too so they are cheaper.

Always reliably good

Handy to buy in buy in for people with allergies. Very tasty. Good value for money.

Taste ok, did I mention that they are small, well they are.Pictures make them seem larger than what they are, SMALL

So impressed by these I’ve been trying to find locally gluten free with no luck do took a gamble and ordered this and I’m so impressed, long use by date on them and they taste amazing they are ideal for making tortillas they are the size of a side plate and we toast them in a frying pan , very versatile and actually cheaper ordering. Bulk. Than trying to hunt down the gluten free alternative brands locally , would recommend this if your gluten free dietary

These did take a few weeks to arrive ... Yes I didn't expect them to be small .... But theses are soft and tasty ... I'm always stuck on lunch ideas but now I can make a few good lunches with these ... Spray with oil and toast until crispy good for dipping into hommous or soup ...

These are probably the best value gluten free wraps around at the moment at under £2 per packet if you buy in bulk but be warned they are small at only 21g each and 5.5” (13.5cm) in diameter. The good news is they are therefore low calorie at only 51kcal per wrap. Aside from the usual Mexican uses or as a replacement for sandwiches we use as a low calorie/ gluten free pizza base. Preheat your pizza stone / tray then allow wrap a couple of mins in oven before sparingly adding usual toppings - you’ll need 2 or 3 per person and might need to eat with a knife and fork but compared to gluten free pizza bases just as tasty and a fraction of the price. What annoys me about these products is a few years ago corn tortillas which are naturally gluten free (e.g. Discovery /Santa Maria used to sell yellow corn tortillas in B&M) were the same price as wheat ones, now they’re twice or even 4 times the price and the NHS no longer provides staple foods for coeliacs on prescription.

Horrible taste and smell. They fall apart so easily. The texture is kind of rubbery. They're a good value for money but they're honestly so vile tasting I'd rather pay more for other brands or flavour types.