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The listings include both soft taco-size flour tortillas (wraps) and hard taco shells. Some hard-shell options are grain-free, and both soft and hard formats appear in the results.
Variations include flavored wraps (for example spinach & herb), tortillas made with oils such as avocado or extra-virgin olive oil, and formulations that add ingredients like flaxseed.
Many are sold ready-to-eat but are also described as easy to heat. Common instructions include warming on a skillet, grill, or in the microwave; some hard shells are intended to be heated before eating.
Shoppers and product descriptions commonly list tacos, burritos, quesadillas, wraps, fajitas, and even small pizza bases as frequent uses for these tortillas and shells.
Package counts in these results run from about 6 up to 12 items per pack, with net weights spanning roughly 5.5 oz up to 12.7 oz per package.