Low Carb Keto Tortillas

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Low Carb Paleo Tortillas with Coconut Flour (3 Ingredients) - This easy, paleo, low carb tortillas recipe with coconut flour requires just 3 ingredients! These gluten-free wraps are also healthy, keto & vegetarian.
Personally, I prefer to just jump into this wholeheartedly, and learn to live without breads, pastas, etc, but for those that just can't or don't want to adjust, this is a great alternative.

Make the tweaks you need to in order to live a healthier life.

Here is a great recipe:

Low Carb Keto Tortillas With Coconut Flour (3 Ingredients) Only 2g Net Carb



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