4 stars for product! ONE star for delivery!!!!
I do love theses wraps for often made gluten free (due to Celiac Disease) turkey sandwiches! I prefer to be grain-free so these wraps work well for me!
(I am very disappointed they are no longer carried through Amazon PRIME! They were $49.99 in PRIME, but now are shipped from manufacturer and it takes 7 days to receive them! Also they are now "$54.99 and Free Shipping" Obviously the shipping is no longer free but added to the total cost.)
These wraps are light, only slightly sweet and not a strong coconut flavor. One must eat the sandwich soon after making it as the wrap does not hold up well over time if mayo or other wet condiment is added! Many other uses too! So take it for what it is and enjoy!

There is a quality difference between the Value 49-count packs and the 7-count packs. I am pretty sure that the Value Pack are the wraps that don't quite meet the quality standard for the more expensive 7-count retail packs. The value wraps are $1.02 a wrap and the 7 count packs can typically be found for $1.70-$2 a wrap depending if you find them at the store or amazon. Since these are pretty much the only wraps I can eat right now due to dietary issues I am glad I can get a discount pack. The coconut wraps are generally more flexible than tortillas and I haven't had any break on me yet. I wish there was more guidance online on how to try them or different recipe ideas. I think these could be way better than "just" taco shells or wraps.

these are basically fruit leather. They won't please folks who are looking for something similar to flour or cornmeal tortillas. Paleo eaters, however, will welcome this supposedly low-carb substitute. The downside? The price. And be warned that Julian Bakery has been reprimanded by the FDA for fraudulent labeling. Additionally, according to Internet reports, their customer service leaves much to be desired.

These are soooo good *_*!!!! If anyone knows of wraps with ingredients as clean as these (coconut meat, coconut water & coconut oil) for a cheaper price, PLEASE, let me know :) This is going to be my third purchase of the 49 count on Amazon. I wanted wraps that were corn, dairy and gluten free and I bumped into these wraps advertised as "Paleo Wraps". I still don't know what Paleo means; it doesn't matter. When I first got these wraps, they reminded me of textured paper, but from my experience and to my relief, they held up just fine without tearing or breaking. My favorite way to eat these is with a thin spread of hummus followed up by a bed of salad that I then proceed to eat as a tacorito, yum
P.S. My mother keeps the paper that's used to individually separate the wraps as tracing paper :)

I have been using the Paleo way of eating for over a year now. I have tried many different Paleo products during that time and tend to dislike most of them; I find that I can make my own version and enjoy it more. These wraps, however, are absolutely delicious! They do taste like coconut since that's that only ingredient, but I love the taste when you fill the wrap. My personal favorite is fish tacos; the coconut adds an extra pop of flavor.

I will admit, I was rather worried when I saw the wraps in person. They didn't look thin and I figured that they would be fragile. I am happy to say that my suspicions were completely wrong. The wraps can be bent without breaking, which is great since I really like to pack my wraps with loads of vegetables.

The first time that I purchased these wraps, I ordered the 7 count. I didn't want to jump into the 49 count until I saw sure that I would like them. Less than a week later, I ordered the larger pack. The 49 count is a much better value. I will definitely be buying them again!

On a side note, my mother does not follow the Paleo style of eating and she even found these wraps to be tasty!