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The Gluten Free Food Co Gluten Free Wrap Mix 350g

This fabulous wrap mix is packed full of organic ingredients. Just add water for fresh wraps at home!

Gluten free wrap mix

Description:

Wow! Finally and quick and easy way to make gluten free wraps at home! Simply add water and salt, roll out and toss in a pan to cook for 1 minute each side. Use fresh vegetable juice instead of water to make coloured wraps. You can also brush these with oil, sprinkle with salt, cut into triangles and bake in the oven to make crackers!

  • Gluten free
  • Dairy free
  • Egg free
  • Soy free
  • Nut free
  • Vegan
  • Organic
  • Australian made

Ingredients: potato starch, organic tapioca, lupin flour, organic rice flour, organic psyllium, chia seed, baking powder, green banana flour, cane fibre, yeast, salt.

Allergen Statement: Contains lupin and yeast.

To make: Add water.

Nutritional Information
Servings per package: 12
Serving Size: 29g

As Per Per Serve Per 100g
Energy 359kJ 1240kJ
Protein 2.5g 8.7g
Fat, Total 1.3g 4.5g
     Saturated <1g 2.7g
Carbohydrate, Total 13.6g 46.9g
     Sugars 1.0g 3.7g
Dietary Fibre 6.5g 22.4g
Sodium 287mg 990mg

 


Customer Reviews

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Sallie-Anne Moad
Love these wraps

I really love these wraps because they are not only gluten free but grain free which is difficult to find and gentle on the tummy. Making the batch into 12 wraps makes only small wraps, so I mix my sizes up a bit and make less. I also make some a little thicker for homemade pizza bases. To make them thin I roll them between two pieces of baking paper, gently peel the top piece off and flip it over into the hot frying pan with the paper attached. I let it cook for 20-30 seconds (this firms the mix) and then gently peel the remaining piece of paper off the top. I agree with the other reviewer- watch the oil you cook them in - I use half a teaspoon of solid organic coconut oil per wrap as recommended and brush it with a pastry brush across a the non-stick pan. Makes for a nice flavour. I place the used baking paper from rolling between the cooked wraps and stack them on a plate to cool. Once cool- they can be frozen to use whenever you like and the baking paper stops them from sticking together.

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Jacqui
Not A Big Fan

Not a big fan of this mix. I think it's the buckwheat which gives it a really strong, odd and overwhelming flavour. Will look at other options for wraps (though I've tried quite a few before this one and haven't had any luck so my hopes are not high).

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Anna Morrow
Tastes good, difficult to make.

The taste is good, just carefully choose what you cook it in as it really absorbs the oil/butter. We also had trouble flattening it enough to be a standard wrap so it ends up more like a wrap-able pancake. If that’s what you’re after then it’s pretty good.