La Providencia Corn Tortillas, 30 Count
- Brand:
- La Providencia
- Model Number:
- UPC:
- 074426020065
- EAN:
- 0074426020065
- Walmart SKU:
- 3289895345
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Highest Price
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$10.50 | |
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Lowest Price
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$2.27 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$9.00 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.5/5 from 2010 reviews.
Did not expect to like these tortillas. They were great!!! I used to get El Milagro tortillas when I lived in Chicago, but when I moved to TX could not find any tortillas close to this flavor. I highly recommend these and hope that they never stop selling these tortillas. Hope everyone enjoys them because we do!
I always get yellow corn tortillas cause they taste better than white corn. But this tortillas are very delicious even more delicious than the brand Milagro. We really enjoy them with crispy chicharrón and scrambled eggs. Even when we reheat them still tasting delicious. 😋
I was really surprised to find this product was reviewed so poorly. I started reading the reviews and realized people were buying moldy tortillas and giving the tortilla itself a bad review without tasting it. my packages have always come with a date (it's in the back). these tortillas are not chock full of preservatives. if you won't eat them quickly, divide and freeze them. they freeze beautifully. If you happen to get moldy ones take them back to the store. get fresh ones. My most favorite tortillas are made in a little taco stand 20 minutes from my house. but if I'm at Walmart these are my go-to. I bought all the brands that were available at my local store and tasted them side by side. these were by far the tastiest.
La Providencia Corn Tortillas are really good—fresh, flavorful, and taste like real corn. They warm up perfectly and don’t fall apart, which makes them great for tacos or quesadillas. Definitely better than most store-bought tortillas and easy to recommend.
LaProvidencia corn tortilla made delicious enhiladas with both chicken andgroudhuck as wellstaços with those meats and albacore tuna. i am a74 year oldfemale stroke survivor, and I've found that frozen onios and peppers provide great flavor without using up my scant energy to peel, and chop red and green peppers and onions. I use Old El Paso canned red enchilada sauce and boxed rice mixes to add texture and more flavortosome ofmymost favorite foods.i highly recomm end these products!!
If you’re looking for the real world flavor of a corn tortilla… especially if you’re gonna fry it… this one is the one ☝️
They taste absolutely delicious!!! and make the best enchilada casserole BUT the packaging needs major improvement. Twice I’ve bought it and found mold over several tortillas upon the initial opening of the package. I tossed them and just bought more, because they taste that good…..it crazy that I keep buying them but if you tasted them you would know why I take the gamble. Nothing compares (except homemade).
I loved these! They were so delicious and tasted homemade. The value is unbelievable for such amazing taste and so many tortillas! I assumed they would go stale before I used them all, but we went through them so fast because they were so good. I did see some negative remarks about mold, which worried me, but I'm glad I bought...no mold on mine. I refrigerated mine right away (just in case). Each tortilla was fresh, up to the very last one.
couldn't even try it sadly. it contains folic acid which is a fake vitamin that blocks the absorbition of actual folate. it's not listed in ingredients on the website, but is on package when we got it. California is ruining everything with folic acid!
Sorry I wish I could help you with 5 stars, but this is the worse corn tortilla I've ever tasted. First I thought tha maybe they expired but no they don't expire until next week. I've never tasted this brand which was substituted for the one that I had ordered.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $4.55 (May 9) to $9.00 (Jul 15) over the past 90 days. Current price is 32.8% above the 90-day average of $6.78.
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| $9.00 | $+4.45 | +97.8% | |
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