Fitbakes 2g Carbs Wholegrain Keto Wraps, 10g Protein, 6x40g Full Size Tortillas, Low Carb Wraps, Low Carb Bread, Keto Bread Protein Diet Food UK, Diet Snacks, Fit bakes

I wasn't expecting much as I've tried many low carb products but because I am type 1 diabetic ir is difficult so I have to buy keto targeted products.These wraps have changed the way I eat. 4 carbs per wrap is lower than the lowest normal slice of bread!The versatility of these wraps (because of how good they taste and the quality) is fantastic.I can use them for quiche bases, pizza bases and salad wraps and more. If i had any criticism, it' would be the price pr pack is a bit high but to be honest what price can I put on actually enjoying a meal being diabetic! Also would love them a little bit larger. Great taste, quality and versatility. Will re order.

Great for low carb/keto diet.Tasty.

These have the lowest carbs I have found and they don’t taste like paper.

TASTE - fair, but its simply just to use as a holder for the contents rather than a soft tasty wrap itselfSIZE - pretty small in diameter in comparison to usual high carb wrapsNUMBER IN PACK (QTY) : not great , especially when size is so small , you need to use 2 in place of 1 normal size wrap .COST : it is simply way to expensive to make these anything other than a special treat like birthdays (and this is why the wraps are so small as to make them full size would simply knock the price in to the stratosphere £££££)Its not going to be a frequent purchase for me .

Love the item but found it on H&B for £3 cheaper

Very tasty. Hard to believe low carb. Easy to use and last well.

Unfortunately, this product is not keto-friendly. The labeling is quite misleading, and I made the mistake of trusting the advertising without thoroughly checking the ingredients. It ended up knocking me out of ketosis, which was really disappointing.

These tastes good and fit well with a keto diet. However be aware the fibre content can be interpreted 1 of 2 ways. Some classify all fibres as 0 cals, and some factor in the calories of some fibres. Essentially non soluble fibres are 0 calories but soluble fibres do contain some calories. An email I sent to FitBakes below to shed light on this. I will update the review accordingly once they respond:Good Morning,I have purchased the fit bake tortillas from Amazon several times and have a question regarding the fibre content. In your FAQs there is a question:'How is the 1g Net Carbs calculated in the Tortilla Wraps?'The answer cites 10g of fibre is deducted to give net carbs of 0.5g.Can you confirm if the only fibre source is Wheat fibre as listed high up in the ingredients section, and if this is 100% insoluble?If this cannot be defined as 100% soluble than there will be additional calories/net carbs to factor in as evidence based research (available online) suggests wheat fibre is made up of both soluble and insoluble fibre and contains 1-2 calories per gram of it's soluble fibre segment(I am hoping they confirm their fibre source is 100% insoluble and therefore no additional calories)