Mission Zero Net Carbs Tortilla
Mission Zero Net Carbs tortillas use a high-fiber formulation to produce a zero-net-carb label calculation. The tortilla can fit a small taco or wrap, but the fiber amount is still relevant when considering portion and tolerance.
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Why it received this rating
The yellow rating reflects the high fiber content in a small tortilla. Net-carbohydrate labeling does not predict digestive tolerance, so the current fiber amount and serving size are more useful for deciding how many to eat at once.
Nutrition snapshot
Per serving: 3 street-taco tortillas (14-count package)
Zero Net Carbs tortillas come in several sizes; values shown are for the street-taco size, per 3 tortillas. Check your package size.
Source: Mission Foods, reviewed July 2026. Branded product formulations and nutrition can change; check the current label or official listing. Review nutrition source How nutrition data is handled
Portion and preparation guidance
Start with one tortilla and build a small taco or wrap. Check the current package label before using several at one meal because the fiber adds up across multiple tortillas.
Symptoms or considerations
If a high-fiber serving contributes to bloating or uncomfortable fullness for you, reduce the number of tortillas or compare a lower-fiber tortilla. Tolerance varies by person and by the rest of the meal.
Ingredients and nutrition may change. Always check the current package label.
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Corn tortillas are often smaller and simpler. Whole-grain tortillas may provide more natural fiber. Low-carb tortillas may be much higher in added fiber, so they can be useful but may need portion adjustment.
Common questions
How can a tortilla have zero net carbs?
The label calculates net carbohydrate by subtracting fiber from total carbohydrate. That labeling calculation does not mean the fiber disappears, and it does not predict how the tortilla will feel for a particular person.
Individual tolerance varies. This rating is general educational guidance, not a statement that this food is the right choice for your personal medical needs. Follow advice from your prescriber or registered dietitian.
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