My Favorite Recipes with Low-Carb Tortillas
Here’s a collection of My Favorite Recipes with Low-Carb Tortillas and a recommendation for my favorite low-carb tortillas! Low-carb tortillas do have some carbs, but if you’re missing tortillas, they’re low enough in net carbs to work for a carb-conscious eater!
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This post has a collection of My Favorite Recipes with Low-Carb Tortillas, and I’m giving a product recommendation for the low-carb tortillas I love to use to make these dishes. I’ve definitely been neglectful lately about reminding you of the carb-conscious products I’ve added to my list of Kalyn’s Kitchen Picks, but these Mission Carb Balance Whole Wheat Tortillas are something buy often, and the fajita size (with 3 net carbs) and the soft taco size (with 4 net carbs) are the ones I use most.
Of course these tortillas are not gluten-free, but for people who are limiting carbs but want to enjoy a dish made with tortillas once in a while, these are the best tasting low-carb tortillas I’ve found. I prefer the whole wheat type, but they also have white flour varieties, although they’re a bit higher in carbs. It’s the high fiber count that makes these tortillas low in net carbs, click the description under any of the Carb Balance Tortillas to see the ingredients.
And here’s a shot of one of the low-carb tortillas I am such a fan of, and as always, this company has no idea that I’m writing about their product and I was not compensated to feature it here. There are several other types of Mission Carb Balance Low-Carb Tortillas (affiliate link), so check them out at your store and see which ones you like best. Now keep reading to see My Favorite Recipes with Low-Carb Tortillas!
Sausage and Pepperoni Layered Pizza Bake has a low-carb version made with low-carb tortillas and a Keto version made with Folios Cheese Wraps!
Instant Pot Low-Carb Spicy Shredded Beef Street Tacos are made with a fun street taco size of Mission Carb Balance tortillas, but of course you can make regular-sized tacos if you prefer!
These Instant Pot (or Slow Cooker) Low-Carb Cheesy Chicken Tacos are a low-carb dinner the whole family will eat!
Kale and Cheese Quesadillas with Sriracha-Ranch Dipping Sauce are one of my “think-outside-the-box” ideas for low-carb tortillas, but if you like kale and Sriracha Rooster Sauce, you’ll love this for an easy lunch or dinner!
Instant Pot Low-Carb Greek Chicken Tacos have lemony Greek Chicken with an amazing Greek Salsa with all the flavors people love in Greek Salad!
Easy Low-Carb Guacamole Tostadas are the latest recipe I’ve featured with low-carb tortillas, and guacamole fans will love them.
Low-Carb Egg Burritos for a Crowd are one of the recipes for low-carb tortillas that I’ve been making since the time I caterered houseboat trips at Utah’s lake Powell, and these can be made in the Casserole Crock Pot or any large oval slow cooker, or make them in a pan in the oven if you prefer!
Anyone who likes Buffalo chicken, blue cheese, and cabbage will enjoy these Low-Carb Buffalo Chicken Tacos with Blue Cheese Coleslaw, and you can make the chicken in the Slow Cooker or the Pressure Cooker.
This Low-Carb Green Chile Chicken Enchilada Casserole does have more carbs than most of the other recipes here, but these enchiladas are still much lower in carbs than traditional chicken enchiladas and this would be great for a special occasion.
There’s a double dose of green chiles in these Low-Carb Slow Cooker Green Chile Chicken Tacos with Poblano-Cabbage Slaw, and you can start this in the afternoon and have it for dinner that night!
Low-Carb Sausage and Cheese Breakfast Quesadillas are a fun breakfast idea when you’re tired of eggs!
Use the Pressure Cooker or the Slow Cooker to make the beef for these tasty Low-Carb Flank Steak Tacos with Spicy Mexican Slaw!
I used turkey breakfast sausage, but use any sausage and veggies you prefer for these tasty Breakfast Tacos with Sausage, Peppers, and Eggs!
And finally, there are directions to bake this Slow Cooker Low-Carb Mexican Lasagna Casserole in the oven if you don’t have the Casserole Crock Slow Cooker, and this quickly became one of our favorite recipes with low-carb tortillas when we tested the recipe!
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8 Comments on “My Favorite Recipes with Low-Carb Tortillas”
I’m glad I found your website! These are some of the best recipes I’ve seen. I’m vegetarian but it is easy to change the recipe to vegetarian using vegetarian sources. The recipes are the kind I’ve been desiring. Very creative!
Thanks Brenda, hope you enjoy the recipes!
I like these tortillas okay, but my favorite is the Santa Fe Tortilla Company Whole Wheat tortillas. 5 net carbs instead of 4, but bigger than the soft taco Mission one, and less calories, only 100 vs 120.
I get mine at Sam’s Club, but Walmart.com has them listed as available as an “in store purchase only”, so you might be able to find them there.
Haven’t seen that kind. I don’t shop at Walmart or Sam’s Club but I will watch for them at my stores and try them if I come across them!
I can second the endorsement of Trader Joe’s tortillas. Joseph’s low-carb tortillas are a staple in my house, too. I always have a package or two of low-carb tortillas in my fridge.
I will have to try them when I do stop at Trader Joe’s; wish I lived closer to it. But I agree, low-carb tortillas are always in my fridge too.
If you have a Trader Joe’s nearby, be sure to check out their Reduced Carb Whole Wheat Tortillas. They have 4g net carbs, but do not contain any hydrogenated oil. They are soft and pliable, even without heating them. They freeze well and maintain their flavor and texture. We have been, surprisingly, very pleased with them.
Thanks for the info. I don’t live near Trader Joe’s, so I will probably stick with this brand, but I’m sure someone else might like to try them.