Certified ORGANIC Paleo Gluten Free Vegan "Turmeric" Coconut Wraps, 5 Count (One Pack of Five Wraps)

I'm so happy that coconut wraps are available again. I love the taste, the texture is fine with me and they work with my lifestyle. I particularly love them with tuna and plan to try them as a grilled cheese wrap. They hold well and are not crumbly at all. I'm extremely picky and love this brand. The coconut flavor is mild and my preferred flavor is turmeric. I also love that they don't have to be refrigerated. I will continue to use them regularly.

Bought these for my husband as he is on a very low sodium & these Coconut Tumeric Wraps only have 10mg sodium per wrap. He tried them tonite for dinner (chicken tenderloins + onion & peppers), & he said they were quite tasty.

I bought these to take to work for lunch. I put some lettuce meat and cheese in them and roll them like a burrito. Maybe I got a bad batch, but I bought 2 packs and both were the same. Half of them ripped apart while I was trying to get them out of the packaging. They are individually wrapped in wax paper and they were hopelessly stuck to it on both sides. I tried putting a few in the microwave to see if heating it would loosen it up (maybe it froze during transit), but it only turned part of it dark brown. I had to throw at least 3 of the 10 away. There were little pieces of the paper stuck to the wraps that I couldn't get off. So after I finally salvaged some of them, I was abler to make a few wraps. I wrapped them up in foil to take to work and when I unwrapped them at work to eat them, the wrap stuck to the foil. It got moist and mushy and tore apart. So it left me with a rolled up piece of cheese with lettuce and chicken in it. Too bad because the part I did get to eat tasted decent. I can't recommend these. The Paleo Thin coconut wraps hold up much better and don't give me an issue with the packaging. I only saw the plain variety, and although not as tasty, they work much better for what I need.

Hmmmm ... these are different. I warmed them in the microwave but actually preferred them unheated. Wrapped them around my kale-roasted zucchini & eggplant-bean sprout-hummus salad & they made a sturdy nice wrap. The taste is different, but interesting. I enjoy coconut and turmeric and this tasted like both. Takes a little getting used to but it's neat and the texture is great. Got them because I stopped eating flour (including rice and corn flour). They're BLE friendly. Price is good for what you get and their versatility. I think I'll try a burrito style wrap with beans or tvp & veggies next. Nutritionally I think they count as a fat rather than as a carb or grain. Helpful to have a sauce then since you probably wouldn't double up on oil (unless you're eating high fat), but guac, hummus, tomato sauce, etc., all make a nice dressing for whatever veggies/protein you're wrapping. I love trying new things and I'm glad I tried these. I might try the plain ones next. I'm thinking pintos with nutritional yeast and lots of roasted veggies would be like a traditional burrito.

Likes: Extra coconut nutrition. Mild coconut flavor, does not overrun flavors. WILL hold together for a roll up. (Just hold in hand almost folded in half, and tuck your items, proteins, veggies, condiments, etc... and tuck the slightly shorter side over items. Then finish rolling. It will not be a "wrap" as such, but it works.) I like them, but, for some people... Dislikes: tough, chewy, leathery. ( Sort of like fruit leather but not sticky and sweet.) Coconut flavor may be off putting to some. Square shapes, not round. Once again, I appreciate the differences. I was just trying to be objective.

My family has ordered wraps from this company for many years. When they are soft and arrived packaged flat, they are fantastic. However, 50% of the time, (our latest subscribe and save for example) they arrive with dry, inflexible wraps and every single wrap cracked, unusable.

I like these ok. I like tortilla wraps MORE lol (duh), but these are ok if you're really wanting a wrap but don't want to use a tortilla for any number of reasons. I don't move using tortillas, so I probably won't get these again. The texture is soft enough to roll it, but I wouldn't try folding the bottom in. I just roll it like I would sushi, leaving both sides open and use the paper that they use in the packaging to separate each wrap to enclose the bottom of the wrap. Everything I put in stays in pretty well, though. I have only used to make turkey wraps and the like. I haven't used to make burritos. They have an almost crunchy texture when you bite into it, so if you have an extreme aversion to different textures then this is not for you as the texture is much different than that of a flour tortilla. These are very thin, but I have not had any problem with them tearing (I have only used 2 so far). I don't really taste these when I eat my wrap, so the us no issue of coconut flavor for me. Definitely didn't taste sweet or anything. I got the turmeric flavor specifically to try to avoid any sweetness. Anyway, I hope that helps!

It may have been the tumeric. But I wasn't a fan of the flavor.

These are fabulous! Great taste and texture. Works well in the sandwich press or raw. Fast to post, well packaged, exactly as listed.

These wraps actually wrap and don't fall apart (although I wouldn't try to wrap top tightly, just in case). They definitely taste like coconut so keep that in mind, but if you're a fan of that flavour, these are the wraps for you!

Couldn't eat it, tried different ways but Yuck!

very hard to use the product, half of each wrap was dry, hard and cracking. i had to put moist paper towel in the package over night. This helped a little, but only 3 out of 5 wraps were usable. This means i wasted $4 as these are a bit expensive and 40% of the product will be thrown away. Stay clear of these wraps. The taste is not bad, but i would say a little too sweet.

I didn’t like it at all, 😳