(4 pack) Great Value Medium Soft Taco Flour Tortillas, 17.5 oz Bag, 10 Count (Shelf Stable)

Walmart what witchery is this? Hear me out ok, so picture a little grandma with years of cooking experience for her family and grandkids, in her kitchen, mixing up the dough, rolling it out into circles with her rolling pin, then cooking handmade flour tortillas for you to enjoy. This is what I was reminded of the first time trying these tortillas. These are very similar in texture and taste to the ones my grandma made for us. My grandma I feel would approve. I will be buying these again and again.

I go thru these like hotcakes. This walmart version has completely converted me to their brand unless I'm at a hispanic store then its el milagro for me. That being said this walmart version is a worthy competitor without the price of the other one.

its kind of a blessing for retailers and there brands, such as Great value. i say that because if the economy was not the way it is, i personally wouldnt be purchasing products such as great value, just being honest. Although now that i have tried several great value products i seriously doubt ill go back to name brand products. for me its a win win, i say this because if and when the economy drops ill be saving money. if it dont drop? well im avle to still get great tasting great value products and still provide for my family. the taste is great, its always fresh, its always affordable. Great value is doing us a favor by producing such quality products especially at this time. thank you

I like soft flour tortillas because I eat them in many different ways not for just Mexican food. I love them warmed rolled up and eat them along with breakfast. I even like them warmed up with ham and cheese rolled up for a light lunch, etc. These are great tasting and go with almost anything in the place of bread. Love them.

Perfect for quesadillas, tacos, and burritos. My family loves them. Not too thin - not too thick. When making tacos, I add a little oil to the pan… lightly brown one side - flip and fold into taco shape - lightly brown both sides of the taco… then take it out to dry on a paper towel. The tacos are soft with a little crunch. Family favorite - and takes very little time!!

Basically, the tortillas were exactly what I wanted them to be. Of course I would love the price to go down a little bit more, but they were what I wanted them to be.

Walmart brands are great I use these to make hot dogs for my great granddaughter instead of using buns I can put a slice of cheese in it and put it in the microwave for a couple seconds and she has a quesadilla a quick lunch it tastes good The price is a lot less than others out there

I prefer the smaller pack of 20 flour tortillas, yet these were an acceptable substitute. I season these and may just snack on them alone, make quick, easy roll up pinwheels, sandwich wraps or tacos/burritos. There's a brand, E.M., that I prefer above all brands because they're quite flavorful vs a plain flour-y taste, yet these will do fine, especially since you can save a bit. There is a very subtle, barely noticeable, yet peculiar flavor that I can't pinpoint...maybe the oils used? maybe the brown heat marks when pressed then flash heated during production? I also notice they have a tad...not bad tasting, but a tad gummy chewy texture. (I never noticed it in the small flour tortillas so, I'll aim for those again.) note: Nothing mentioned above would deter me from buying these medium tortillas again. Just minor observations.

I don’t know what the conditions are at the factory that produces these but apparently, they don’t require hair nets. There was HUMAN HAIR baked into a few of the tortillas in this package.

it was the first time I bought these ones but they taste like they were about 50 years old. I actually dumped the stuff out of mine and threw it away and ate without it.