Guerrero White Corn Tortillas, 80 Count

Your tortillas are of great quality and well worth the money. Since I was born, there hasn't been one day, where a corn tortilla was needed or used. So I can say, I've been eating your tortillas my whole life! Never using any other brand because you are the one! Now and forever

I don’t see a lot of difference between brands of white corn tortillas; these taste great and are least expensive. I think others agree bc this brand is frequently sold out at the store … in the largest size, which is the *only size they carry. I am not Latina, but it seems to me that, in my city, Walmart shoppers who know their tortillas prefer these! I don’t remember why I don’t like Mission brand as well … they are probably thicker. I see people complaining that these fall apart or break. Or get moldy. I’ve had these issues, but learned how to handle the tortillas so this does not happen. (One woman gives her mother’s tips, which I will be employing.) Like, refrigerate them if you’re not eating them quickly enough (I’m cooking for one.) I mostly use them for tacos, but they also make great chips, which is so easy since I got an air fryer … (I just have a lot of weird oven-related “cooking accidents” [250° for 12-14 minutes; turn them midway through; same directions work in oven]). I like homemade chips better than store-bought. And so much less expensive! This is why I don’t mind if a few break occasionally: I just make chips out of them. The chips are great with any thick-ish soup, and of course with salsa, guacamole, dips, chutney, etc. Chips are slightly sweet and oh, so healthy … no oil, no salt, no weird synthetic “flavours .” Nice corn flavour. I like that. Tortillas are a staple food for me, I only buy white corn, and Guerrero is my preferred brand

Folks, I am going to share with you a little secret that I recently found out, which I believe may change the way some of you have been purchasing tortillas. This brand of tortilla is of excellent quality in terms of flavor, usability, and economy. One receives a very large amount within this package. (80). Now here is the big secret folks, these tortillas are exactly the same as the "Mission supersoft white Corn tortillas" sold in a bag of 30. The bag of 30 from Mission and the bag of the 80 from Guerrero are extremely close in price however one is receiving 50 more tortillas with the purchase of Guerrero. Mission, owns Guerreros! It is exactly the same product, simply in different packaging... For quiet a lot less money, when one considers the additional 50 tortillas. Why is this the case? Simple. Mission, is a highly publicized National brand that spends millions of dollars every year establishing their dominance in this category. They are not putting that kind of money into advertising Guerreros. As a result it costs them much less to make the Guerreros, As they do not have to factor in the amount of money spent in order to establish the product and it's dominance on shelves in supermarkets. Very simply, buy the Guerreros instead and basically receive 50 tortillas for free every time you make a purchase. They are delicious, (easy to freeze if 50 seems like a lot), and they are actually quite healthy. I highly recommend this product after having tried just about all of them, this is the best tasting quality product at the lowest price with regard to tortillas in this size .

The product is not the problem. The product is how it’s being handled. I received my packet of tortillas half opened and the package was ripped like when you are trying to open a package and your fingers break through the plastic. Thats what it looks like. Now I have to find time tomorrow to go into the store and return this item….time wasted and food waste.

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I buy these because we use corn tortillas for many different things. They are the perfect thickness, and don't tend to break or tear when you are using them for tacos, enchiladas and so on. To store in freezer, I separate them as soon as I get home. Then I cut 8 pieces of waxed paper, and enclose 10 tortillas in each piece of wax paper. Then I place all the 8 packages back in the bag that they came in, tie the bag and freeze it. Doing this helps with sticking due to being packed in tightly and wastefulness. I take out one package at a time, thaw them out, use what I need or place them in a zip bag in my fridge so they don't dry out. They can last for days in the fridge this way.

This brand is the best out of the other brands they have by far I love these toasted on the comal or you can even fry them whole or put filling and roll them and fry to make tácitos or tacos dorados however u want to call them honestly these work so great they don't break or disintegrate like other brands I have tried on another end if anyone wants to know I like to stuff them with seasoned shredded chicken either by itself or add potatoes with the chicken taste really good I also use tooth picks to keep it from opening while frying

I generally buy yellow corn tortillas, but this time I wanted to try the white and I was pleasantly surprised. The white corn tortillas are really good and I will buy them again in the future. I cut them up in small pieces to put in a Mexican taco soup. When I make a tomato based soup or pasta sauce without the pasta, I put pieces of corn tortillas, yellow or white, and it adds so much to the sauce.

I buy this brand to make enchiladas with, and we use them to go along with scrambled eggs. When I just need a quick snack I warm a couple up in the microwave and smear butter on... so good!

The first ones out of the package were split, and not usable. I haven't gotten far enough into the package to know how the rest of them are, but after the first four, the rest have been okay. It actually look like they had been cut with a knife, so I don't know what's up with that!