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I like making quesadillas for a quick and easy lunch at home but I was out of tortillas recently so I decided to pick up these Meji Cano Tortillas from Costco that I’ve never tried before. The bag has 15 tortillas and I paid $8.99 Canadian which is pretty reasonable
The tortillas are pretty thin, so I found they kind of stuck together in the bag and were a bit moist feeling. You could freeze them, but I think they’d be a bit of a pain to try to break apart to defrost without thawing the whole bag. The best before date is over a month from when I purchased them which leaves you wondering what’s really in them!
One tortilla contains 90 calories, four grams of fat, 24 grams of carbohydrates, 17 grams of fibre, zero grams of sugar, four grams of protein and 170 milligrams of sodium. The ingredients list seems to have a lot of preservatives/additives which I don’t love and I also don’t like seeing canola oil/hydrogenated vegetable fat.
These are very plain tasting tortillas which can be a good thing if you’re wanting to use them in a variety of ways with a variety of toppings/fillings. I used them to make cheese quesadillas and they turned out great. They were a touch dry but not too bad. They’re very basic, not amazing but not bad either. One thing that’s interesting about them is that they’re absolutely loaded with fiber and pretty low in calories so if you need more fiber in your diet you may want to check these out.
Cost: 9/10
Convenience: 9.5/10 (Lost a point for sticking together).
Nutrition: 6.5/10
Taste:7/10
