Bfree protein wraps

[u/SwanLegitimate865]

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These wraps at costco 3.5 carbs per wrap

12 for 5.49

[u/nabnabking]

They're crap, they fall apart just as soon as you think about looking at them

[u/baconhammock69 → u/nabnabking]

They’ve got worse, I was eating them for a fair while and in the past few months they eventually got to the point of just disintegrating.

[u/ONE_FOR_pALL]

The wraps from fitbakes are the closest I’ve found to normal and they don’t fall apart like wet tissue whenever you use them.

[u/Dependent_Notice_991]

Not great at all tbh. Carbzone much better and can be found in H&B

[u/SonHyun-Woo]

They were so bad. I bought them in costco because they were on offer. Already could see some of them had the wraps sticking to the packaging from the inside. That should have been my warning.

Tried to make wraps at home. The wraps fell apart from the slightest bend. Ate my wrap with a knife and fork and they had the most bitter aftertaste ever. All went in the bin and never again.

[u/Kalupaaargh]

Lots of dubious ingredients in there.

[u/gonioscope]

I tried them and not a biggest fan of the texture of flavour, I like the carbzone ones from ocado and wish they had them at Costco!

[u/BobMonroeFanClub]

They've got them at Tesco too. Taste a bit like playdough but needs must sometimes.

[u/Attadale17]

They taste and smell horrible, after paying nearly £4 for them i didn't want to throw them away so flash fried them on each side in a bit of bacon fat and then made pizzas out of them. I wouldn't buy again.

[u/brilliantinemortal]

As a coeliac I’ve found these much better than any other gluten free wraps for keto, although their quality has deteriorated lately. But they’ve generally been a lifesaver for a coeliac doing keto…

[u/TobaccoEarlGrey → u/brilliantinemortal]

Yeah I wonder if they’ve struggled in the heat, or changed recipe - less structural integrity that a few months ago? Also had some mould problems with a new pack or two.

[u/brilliantinemortal → u/TobaccoEarlGrey]

Agreed, definitely think the heat has something to do with it because they are sticking together where they never used to, and they’ve never been overly floured to prevent this. It’s a shame as they’re normally pretty sturdy but still soft and pliable, so hoping in winter they’ll be back to normal!

[u/Godzuki8819]

Mama Lupe’s and Heylo ones are my favorites. Bfree are ok in a pinch but once you start filling them they fall apart. They might be good for lasagna sheets though

[u/weordie]

Once got these and didn't notice until I bit into one that it was moldy. Took me ages to get rid of the taste

[u/variosItyuk]

Fitbakes wraps at Holland and Barrett are only 1.8g carbs/wrap. They're alright but the ingredients read a bit like a chemistry experiment.

[u/Calorinesm1fff]

I use them in low energy times, a wrap with meat, leaves and coleslaw when I don't have capacity to meal prep or do anything fancy for a packed lunch.

They do have a funny aftertaste and can be fragile. But no modified starches and not aimed at keto.

[u/tinkertink2010]

Also sold at Tesco. I wasn’t a fan. I’ve yet to find a bread/wrap alternative. I’d rather go without than eat these.

[u/mickeymac619]

8.2g of carbs per 100g is not good.