Tomato Sandwich Wraps

Money is too tight so I stopped ordering these things, but I loved these when I wasn’t living week to week. They taste good, they aren’t too delicate to work with, and they’re culinarily versatile. If you’d like to try them and you love tomatoes I say go for it

Ewww. I guess there are a lot of people that like these, I bought due to all the good reviews. So maybe if you are that person that is infatuated with tomato flavor (I love actual tomatoes) then you May love them. In my opinion they are sooo weird. They feel like and the texture while eating is a fruit roll up- except fruit roll ups are yummy. These were pretty gross to me. I ate one with a hotdog inside just to try it out. I tried to give them to my friend that also love tomatoes.. she opened one took a feel and bite and it was an automatic no :) I would not buy again, still trying to find someone that’s wants mine! If your in San Diego let me know, you can test them out first!

The flavor and versatility of these yummilicious wraps is just amazing! I have been adding hummus, a leaf of romaine, and turkey and making wonderful Tomato Wrap Rollups for lunch! I love the 25-calorie part of the deal .... it frees up more of my "calorie budget" for other food (or more wraps!) Also completely amazing is to make a BLT (bacon-lettuce-tomato wrap) by adding a shmear of fresh avocado (or guacamole), adding some romaine, bacon and diving in! Happy tomato-y heaven! (Confession: I've also been known to just nibble on the wraps, all by themselves, too) As with any new product, you have to figure out what works when using it. I've learned to act quickly if my fillings are a bit on the wet side, so that I don't end up with the wrong things sticking to the counter or my plate ... but it just adds to the adventure of healthy eating! These pair really well with things like hummus and fresh veggies, and even things like tuna salad with romaine! And from a TASTE and FLAVOR standpoint ... delightfully tangy and tomato-y without being overpowering or ketchup-y in any way. There are no weird "fake" flavors or aftertastes, either ... just tomato goodness! And take a look at the nutrition label ~ look! Vitamins! Nutrients! This is a delightful addition to any low carb, low calorie, veggie-centric, or other healthy lifestyle. (And if you miss the flavor of barbecue potato chips, check out the barbecue flavored wraps!) yum yum yum!

I bought this to cut down on calories etc. in a tasty way. I will admit I had no idea what to expect and was really surprised when they came in an envelope and not a box. They were packaged really well and in a most creative way. I was hesitant to eat them as one side was plastic looking and had a shine to it. I took a bite and had little or no taste to it. I was hoping for a tomato taste as they were after all tomato wraps. I am sorry to say I was very disappointed with taste but I did eat a sandwich with them. I will continue to eat them as they do cut down on the calories but I can tell you they have no taste. They were not any trouble to chew which surprised me as I had no trouble swallowing them. I probably will not buy them again after I finish this order unless something surprising happens.

Let's get something straight - these are a bit weird. If you accept that, as well as the culinary challenge, they can make your low-carb wrap a gourmet meal! If you've ever had a fruit roll-up, these are a lot like that, both in texture and in hyper-concentrated flavor. I wasn't sure what to expect, and by itself these taste less like tomato than I imagined, but when paired with other foods the tomato flavor is clear. They are very thin, however, and come on a plastic-type backing for each sheet. (The package says they're BPA-free.) There are only a few sheets in each pack, but it's enough for a few meals. The instructions suggest using these with the rough side to the inside of the wrap, but I tried it both ways and preferred the smooth side in, rough side out - I didn't like the feel of the smooth side. I used these to make a BLT wrap, and they were great! The package also has a recipe for a caprese wrap, and I imagine they'd be good with any wrap or appetizer where you'd want some tomato zing. They could even be used to make a variation of sushi! They're also longer lasting than fresh tomatoes, so I think they'd be good layered in traditional sandwiches or even sliced and added to homemade pizza or pasta. Warning: They have a bit of a spicy kick due to some added red/chipotle peppers. I'm a spice wimp, though, and I can handle it, so you probably can, too.

Just came on to order the other flavors after testing out Tomato (I'm actually eating one right now with last night's leftovers inside). OK, so, for someone who has not tried them - they are little bit like the wrappers used on sushi. It's somewhere between that and a not-sticky fruit roll-up sheet. The tomato flavor is a little tiny bit sweet (I believe they have some apple in the ingredients), kind of like a sun dried tomato sweetness. At first once you've filled your wrap, it's a bit stiff. However, it will soften up after 2 minutes (I have not had one that got too gooey though). I suggest putting your condiments (mayo, mustard, etc) directly on the wrap, then loading your other ingredients. They hold about the same amount of ingredients as a regular sandwich made with two slices of bread. You can use more variety though, because you're basically making a burrito, so you can use smaller dices, and things like beans and rice that would be difficult to keep on bread. I can't wait to try the other flavors! I also like that I can store them in the pantry, and I suspect they will not go bad as quickly as bread. They take up no space at all.

These taste okay, like sun dried tomatoes sort of, and they work all right. They are pretty small, though, so they don't hold much. They also turn to slime really fast, especially if there is any moisture touching them. So for any kind of storage they seem useless. I tried using them to make a lunch, and within about twelve hours they had been reduced to paste. This happened with three different sandwiches, refrigerated, using different ingredients and also trying to turn them inside out. Probably only works with totally dry ingredients and with very short wait time between unwrapping and eating. For that reason I doubt I would ever buy them again, but if you plan to wrap something and eat it within a few minutes, they are fine.

These are probably the strangest food item I've purchased on Amazon.com! I was trying to find a way to get more veggies in my diet, and I knew there were "spinach tortillas" and all that jazz, but nothing quite like these. I wasn't sure what to expect when they arrived. The texture before use is like plastic - VERY odd. They are individually wrapped which is great. You get a full serving of tomatoes and you can certainly taste them. The instructions advice to wet the smooth side (one side is bumpy, almost looks like those organic fruit leathers!) and then roll up your insides. I press and hold the corners to make a burrito. Definitely wet both sides though - I found that if it wasn't sufficiently wet enough to stick together and semi-dry that way (while you're squishing it together) it just falls apart or the insides burst out of the sides. Non-GMO, Gluten-free, Vegan, Fat free, Low Sodium, Low Carb - they just work for everybody! The vegetable glycerin makes me happy too, no high fructose corn syrup here... and... 25 calories. That's IT! I can't believe I found something to replace tortillas with. You will lose weight eating these and get the extra vitamins you need. It takes some practice to perfect your wraps, but once you have it done, I promise you'll be addicted! Also, the packaging stays resealed every time. Something I forgot to mention. I usually have an issue with resealable bags but this one keeps the moisture out and I never have a problem trying to get it to stay shut.