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yea!! i discovered these in college...got em at walmart by the deli section near all the breads...i agree its an odd location.
i always made pizza out of em...one flat out wrap (usually sundried tomato kind) w/ 1/4-1/2cup pizza sauce and 1/4 cup lowfat mozzerella and sometimes some veggies...then pop it in the oven til the crust is crispy n cheese is melted...delicious! and filling! and i love em cuz they r so much bigger than those stupid lil healthy frozen personal pizzas...haha
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| Have you tried Wal-Mart? There they usually have them by the deli meat (don't ask why).
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HALLUCINATING
3/8/08 5:43 P
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| I keep hearing good things about them but I cant find them. I am in Arizona, anyone know where I can find them?
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I LOVE Flatout wraps!!!!
my favorite lunch idea
1 flatout wrap
1 boca chkn pattie
sprouts, lettuce, tomato
homemade fat free ranch
nuke your pattie for 1 min or so place on wrap with everything else and top with homemade ff ranch
this is sooooo good you will think your being baaaad!!!!!!
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DELUXEMIXEDNUTS
1/24/08 9:55 P
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I make turkey wraps with the flatout bread all the time ,they are sooo yummy. I like the enchilada ideal, I think I will make some chicken enchiladas with them.  for the ideal
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| I live in Canada and have never noticed these at the store, but I'd love to find some-the multigrain kind sounds so good.
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DLSMITH411
1/21/08 2:13 P
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| I have been using the Flat Out breads since last summer. My favorite is Italian (Italian Herb?). I love to make pizzas w/ them but they're also great for sandwhiches with a little kick!
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JGWASHINGTON
1/9/08 12:55 P
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| Love these, they are a staple in my house. I also buy the kidz size flatout. they are also great.
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| I just bought these yesterday at the grocery store, haven't tried them yet though.
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| I love the flat out multigrain with flaxseed!! I just starting eating this bread last week when I saw it in the deli section. My fave is to roll with homemade tuna and romaine lettuce leaves.
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| Has anyone seen these in Canada, is there a comparable item. I like that they are so high in fibre.
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| I love Flat Out bread, and use it as pizza crust. I then add my own sauce, cheese, and veggies. Yum!
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ITSTIMEIN2009
11/9/07 2:17 P
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| I love these too. I make wraps and pizza, but also enchiladas with a bean/cheese mixture inside topped with enchilada sauce. Yum!
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| I also am a fan of those; I use them for wraps and pizza.
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MANGOADDICT
10/31/07 2:45 A
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| Love the taste of these breads. They are filling but light.
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I have been using these to make a tasty personal pizza. I like the low cal multi grain and the Italian spice.
* Onions, raw, 0.25 cup, chopped
* Mushrooms, canned, 0.25 cup
* Kraft 2% Shredded Cheddar Cheese, 0.25 cup
* Light Flat Out Wraps, 1 serving
* mozz part Skim cheese, 0.25 cup
280 for above ingredients
plus calories for 1/4 cp of your favorite sauce.
Serving size 1 flabread.
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STERNENFEE
9/26/07 6:55 P
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| I would say they're pretty close.
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ANBSHILLING
9/26/07 5:03 P
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| How are they comparable to La Tortilla tortilla's taste wise?
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| I like the wheat pita breads, haven't tried the flat, but I seen them. Time to broaden my horizans, did I spell that wrong?
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| I've seen these, but I have not actually bought any. Thanks for the idea and the rave review of them. I'll put them on my next shopping list!
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BRITTNPAIGE
8/8/07 12:35 A
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| I really like these, I take chicken and shread it and brown it with fajita seasoning and make a wrap and dip it in mild picante sauce with cheese on it it is really good, this is my lunch a lot.
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| I agree, they are a staple in my diet, too. Be it as wraps or as a pizza, they're delicious and so healthy.
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I love this things too!
They make regular appearances in my packed work lunches.
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It's not too often that I get excited about a new food, so since this has me excited I thought I'd share.
Flat Out Bread is similar to a tortilla and they come in a few varieties, I'm partial to the multi-grain and the spinach. Sundried tomato is ok but I probably won't get that one much more.
Depending on the variety they have either 90 or 100 calories, they are all made from whole grains, have 8 grams of fiber, and claim to be a good source of omega 3s.
I've not only used them for wraps but have used them to make pizza and last weekend we baked them into chips for hummus. Hmmmm, they are good.
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