Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I hesitated to make this purchase based on poor reviews, but chose to try them out since sometimes I need a portable lunch vs my usual heating up the previous night's leftovers. 1. Yes, they're expensive. However, I don't use them daily, so it's not a big deal. It's still cheaper than eating out. 2. They're naturally preserved (it's just dried coconut), so if it takes me a month to go through them, it's not a big deal. 3. For those who complained that they taste like coconut.... seriously?!?! Did you not read that they are MADE from coconut?!?! It's not an overwhelming coconut-y flavor, but it's there. Choose your fillings accordingly (it was a weird combo when I used them as a tortilla for tacos, but surprisingly not bad with tuna fish, they're fabulous as a wrap for a cold sandwich or with any Thai/Indian filling). IT'S NOT A BIG DEAL. Use your brain. 4. They're quite thin, but very pliable and sturdy. I thought for sure they'd split open the first couple times because I wrapped the contents quite tightly, but they held up. 5. Texture - a little papery, but.... that's right.... it's not a big deal! If you want the taste/texture of traditional wheat wraps, this isn't the choice for you. I chose them because I made the choice to go Paleo. I promise, nobody held a gun to my head and said I must eat these and not the traditional wraps. People, this is a CHOICE. You're not going to find something that tastes/feels/smells exactly like your beloved wheat wraps - get over it or go back to your old ways of eating, just don't write a negative review of this product because you miss wheat. Guess what? I miss brownies, but am I writing a negative review on Larabars because they don't taste like brownies??? 6. My package came completely intact w/o any crumbling of wraps (a few people previously complained of such) 7. Would I buy them again? Absolutely!