Del Campo Soft Corn Tortillas – 8 Inch Round, Gluten Free and All-Corn Authentic Mexican Food. Many Serving Options: Wraps, Tacos, Quesadillas or Burritos, Kosher. (8ct.) (Pack of 2)

These are better than I expected... taste good and soft... holds together pretty well for corn, occasional tears and breaks, but nothing to worried about

Being on salt restriction I had to radically change my diet. Trying to eliminate bread is hard in itself, but I heard that corn tortilla wraps were the way to keep your sodium intake low....after hours and hours of looking I finally decided that these will be what I buy from here on.....when the product came I noticed right away a lot of them were broken (I purchased 2 pks.) So many crumbs and crumbles. So I salvage a few (go through the steps of moist paper towels, a trip in the microwave, like the flour ones)...put my contents inside, go to wrap and crack, tear, fall apart. To not admit defeat I grabbed a fork and took a few bites and the only description that came to my mind was disgusting! The corn tortilla wraps were disgusting....that being said I chalked it up as a loss, an expensive loss. Do not waste your money, and save your taste buds.

I received these in a gluten free crate and quickly became obsessed with them. They were soft, super fresh and made the best tacos, quesadillas and wrap sandwiches I had had in ages. As soon as I found them on Amazon I ordered a two pack. They were a disappointment, BUT, the great customer service were quick and courteous and replaced my bad batch. The new batch were fresh, tasty and so nice! These are by far the nicest gluten free tortillas I have had. I liked that it’s a small business, with great customer service and absolutely gluten free (unlike some of the other “gluten free” tortillas out there). Give Del Campos a try! You’ll be happy you did.

The upside of these tortillas is that they are made of corn, water, and salt. No junk! They taste fine, and I can avoid wheat using them. But don't try to put lots of wet food in them... they will break apart easily. I find that if I keep the 'stuffing' on the side, and then shovel it on at the 'last minute', I can consume them before they get soggy and disintegrate. It works. Another approach is to put them into the toaster oven for 5 minutes and get them crispy... that way the become a 'corn chip' and hold (even wet) food very well... crunchy taco-pizza! Some of the tortillas come pre-ripped or pre-broken (probably due to literally going through the MAIL to get to me). So, at around a $1 per tortilla, it's a little rich to get broken product... but those problems are still livable. They make for a very nice lunch and I'm enjoying them... especially the 'no crap added' aspect that's so hard to find in the modern junk food landscape.

I was looking for a good tasting corn tortilla and I liked the 8" size of these. I am tired of the tortillas in the grocery store so was looking for something different. We got these and opened them that same evening, but the tortillas were crumbly and fell apart. Seems they were not at all fresh - even though the "sell by date was in the future."

They taste okay if a bit bland. They toasted up nicely in my tortilla fluted baking pans and made for a nice taco salad, if a bit small. I was surprised at the expiry date on the package. It was 3 months beyond the sale date. Made me wonder what kind of preservatives were in there! Not much by way of nutritional info.

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So I spent about 4 hrs yesterday making birria tacos, which I was very excited about trying. Only to find when I opened the packages of tortillas, every single one was either broken in half, or separated. Plus they were not fresh at all. Due to the fact they were all brittle. Rendering my taco dish useless. I literally had to throw them all out! If I was able to find corn tortillas by me I would have bought them in store. All of the ingredients I needed was easier to buy on Amazon. Instead of running around to 3 or 4 different stores to try and find everything. Extremely disappointed!