Best Gluten-Free Tortillas

ashillaice Mission Gluten Free Tortillas 1 reply

sam8466 Mission is good for cooked but crack when using for a wrap. I use Toufayan for wraps. 1 reply

reubentheceliac Trader Joe’s has gf tortillas that I like. They are best well heated before adding burrito or quesadilla ingredients 3 replies

Ellyse Siete almond ones are Soo good! I’ve found all gluten free tortillas are best when they’re warmed up!

ruthimon Hot tip: I learned you’re supposed to warm it up in a pan first. If you put all your ingredients in the tortilla while it warms up on low heat in a frying pan, it makes the tortilla much more flexible. After I learned people do this with gluten tortillas I tried it on my gf ones and it worked great in making them pliable and pleasant. 1 reply

ruthimon And to that end, I recommend the new Trader Joe’s ones. They aren’t amazing but they’re pretty good. And they kept until like three weeks after the due date (I stored in fridge)

lorna26443 Very easy to make out of cassava flour & oil. You will never buy again! Don’t fall apart like most 1 reply

lisa79687 Coyotas, sold out of Whole Foods, but also shipped from San Diego. Made from cassava and phenomenal.

ariannamck Check out Siete brand! 3 replies

marie73837 Toufayan Gluten Free Tortilla Wraps are very good and are certified gluten free. 1 reply

amberc299 Siete chickpea flour wraps are my favorite

Trishk2 Mission also has a gluten free-- they are pretty good 1 reply

stephanie8175 Missions wraps hold up better than most other GF wraps 1 reply

Marissa389 mi tierra all clean ingredients. even their corn is grown locally 1 reply

shoop_er Mission GF tortillas are good and don’t fall apart and they even come in spinach flavor

annag01 Mission tortillas are good BUT they do stick to you mouth and teeth. So if you don’t care about that part I would say get them. 1 reply

GFreeGirl Try Siete I prefer the almond flour kind— they even sell them at Costco (much reasonable price) 5 replies

GFreeGirl Careful NOT to OVERHEAT…. They can get crispy quick! I wrap mine in damp paper towel and microwave them 50%power for 25 sec. May need to adjust to your microwave.

emmat Haven’t found a GF tortilla that doesn’t rip yet. I suggest putting the tortilla in between two damp paper towels and putting in the microwave for about 15 seconds, it makes the tortilla soft and helps a little bit

Lyrical_Bookworm I have enjoyed the Mission brand Gluten free ones!! They have held together pretty well for me. 3 replies

glassofweinstein Mi Rancho is my personal favorite when I get my hands on them. The texture is much nicer than Mission, but the latter will do the trick in a pinch!

celiacboy84797 emma’s right. none exist, heating them up usually helps though