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Raw Vegan Flat Bread

Healthy Living

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25 Jun

I am a sucker. Yep, if I see a “NEW!!!!” product on the shelves or on a commercial I throw my dirty green paper at the nearest sales person and have that new item in my grubby hands faster than you can say ‘Snuggie’.

So, when I spotted these Wrawps at my local health foods store I had to have them. But, I was stopped by the price – I think they are something like $8.00 for a pack of three.

Um, hello. I find it ironic that you have to be a doctor to afford health food. I mean, docs can prescribe their own meds. I’m over here with a HMO – gimme the good stuff as an ounce of prevention!!

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So, I passed on them the first time. But when I went back there was a nice lady sampling the Wrawps and I tried all three flavors. I liked them!

Finally I exchanged a week’s worth of pay for a few hippie wraps.

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These raw vegan flat breads are super healthy because they’re 99% veggies. The ingredients are: zucchini, apple, flax, coconut, sprouted lentils, agave, raisins and cinnamon. And they’re super low calorie too – 60 calories for one big wrap (the other flavor is only 45 calories).

The energizing morning flavor is sweet, so that was obviously my favorite. I slathered some PB&J on top and ate it with breakfast. But when I shared a bite with Ben he said, “I feel sorry for people who have to eat that…” So there’s that.

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I made a pizza with the ‘spicy’ flavor for lunch today. I think it came out delicious, but this doesn’t work super well with pizzas because the crust burnt within two minutes under the broiler.

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Love: That they’re chewy! That the morning flava is sweet. Expansion! I think they expand in my stomach and make me super full after. (Some might put this in the don’t love category.)

Don’t love: That they cost so much. They’re difficult to actually eat as a wrap since they’re thick.

Question: What would you wrap?

Bonus points if you say a present for me.

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  1. barb says

    2014-01-15 at 9:58 am

    i’d probably hold off on baking or broiling them.you are paying for a RAW/unprocessed product..to baking it kinda kills all of the enzymes that you are paying for. Stick with hummus, nut butters, sunflower /almond seed pate, salad, etc…on these babies…and keep them out of the oven…lol..just sayin’

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  2. Susan says

    2013-06-27 at 10:10 am

    Ha! My husband would have said the same thing that Ben said.

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  3. Yadi says

    2013-06-27 at 7:48 am

    I love using wraps to make sandwich type stuff, but that is a bit steep for my wallet. Maybe when I win the lottery… maybe 🙂
    I love your Natalie Dee choice!

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  4. LosingLindy says

    2013-06-26 at 5:42 pm

    I would probably be with Ben

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  5. Ashley says

    2013-06-26 at 9:55 am

    I just started buying the brown rice tortillas instead of whole wheat and I think that that’s as far as I plan to go wrap wise.

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  6. FamilyFitnessandFooderdy says

    2013-06-26 at 9:28 am

    I am only going to be able to swing buying three wraps for eight bucks if it is tax deductible….and it’s not. So I will be sticking with my Frontier Wheatberry. I think that about “wraps” it up.

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  7. Sarah G. says

    2013-06-26 at 9:21 am

    Love me some wraps but $8 for 3? Yikes!

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  8. Angela says

    2013-06-26 at 9:02 am

    Those are expensive. We can’t get these in Texas so I would have to buy a case of 6 for $42!!! I need to find that rich uncle to support this habit. But I do want to try them, I wish I would have found them when I was there for RnR SD!

    I would wrap up peanut butter, strawberries and bananas while singing a song that would annoy my husband!

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  9. Shannon in Tustin says

    2013-06-26 at 7:57 am

    Laughing at Ben’s remark! I would probably dip it something yummy (guac–that’s vegan, right?)

    PS: you’ll never catch $8 wraps in my shopping cart!

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  10. Helen says

    2013-06-26 at 6:47 am

    Spicy pizza sounds great but I like hummus more

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  11. Ashley @ Eat Run Live Happy says

    2013-06-26 at 6:20 am

    I wouldn’t ever think just by looking at them, that they would taste good. Which is why I read blogs before I spend my money 😉
    So thank you… you do deserve a wrapped present. But sorry… those wraps won’t fit into my budget this week.

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  12. Elizabeth @ Positive Changes says

    2013-06-26 at 6:15 am

    I love a good turkey, lettuce and tomato with mustard wrap! Just typing that made me hungry for lunch!

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  13. Jojo says

    2013-06-26 at 5:12 am

    Haha doesn’t baking them to make pizza kind of defeat the whole “raw” thing?

    I would fill the breakfast-y wrap with almond butter, banana, strawberries, and a bit of granola. Maybe a dollop of Greek yogurt.

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  14. Sue says

    2013-06-25 at 10:37 pm

    Hummus or guacamole with pine nuts with the usual lettuce, tomatoes and cucumber with a dash of flake crushed dry chillies and black pepper.

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  15. Ashley G says

    2013-06-25 at 9:19 pm

    My husband has been kindly rejecting my vegan leanings (leaning because I’m not remotely strict… I eat bacon….), and I can totally hear him saying what Ben said.

    I’d (w)rap like Biggie.

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  16. Glenn says

    2013-06-25 at 9:02 pm

    I would do my egg white, spinach, and turkey wraps in them, but only if I can submit the receipt for the wraps to my flexible spending account. That is expensive.

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  17. jonelle says

    2013-06-25 at 8:28 pm

    I’m allergic to basically everything that can be made into any sort of bread-type substance. Totally checking these out. Thanks. Tell Ben not to feel sorry for us. We adapt 😉

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  18. Presley @ Run Pretty says

    2013-06-25 at 7:49 pm

    a whole bunch of lyrics just popped in my head. clearly I’m thinking of the wrong “rap”. i really suck at answering questions…

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    • runeatrepeat says

      2013-06-25 at 8:15 pm

      Ha! Feel free to rap here anytime 😉

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      • Susan says

        2013-06-27 at 10:08 am

        That was the “rap” word that popped into my head too!

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  19. Anna {Herbivore Triathlete} says

    2013-06-25 at 5:51 pm

    Holy shiitake! Those are some expensive wraps! I bet someone with a food dehydrator could make those, I however, am not that ambitious nor do I have a food dehydrator!

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    • runeatrepeat says

      2013-06-25 at 6:43 pm

      Me either 🙂

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      • CATHY says

        2013-06-26 at 12:05 pm

        fitnessita probably could. She’s handy with the dehydrater!

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  20. Ashley says

    2013-06-25 at 5:45 pm

    Obviously a present for you 🙂

    I’d probably wrap up some hummus and tofu, ya know, embrace the vegan. I’m always looking for carby bread/wrap alternatives but that price point is definitely a bit on the high side.

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