Garden of Eatin' Taco Dinner Kit, Blue Corn, 12 Taco Shells

This is one of the few taco shells manufactured in a gluten free plant, which is essential for my family. These shells are fresh and were intact. A few minutes in the toaster while I finish making our protein and toppers, and it is a quick and delicious Taco Tuesday!

I love the product but for some reason when I receive the product, the taco shells are mostly broken. They sent a replacement product for the first shipment which was wonderful. The new package arrived damaged. See picture.

I saw many bad reviews but these tacos were absolutely delicious. I received my box with WHOLE AND UNBROKEN SHELLS. They were crispy and fresh and better than others I’ve tasted. In fact I think I have found my new brand. The seasoning was flavorful and delicious and not too salty. My only complaint is the box was missing the taco sauce. Good thing I had a bottle on hand.

The item said it’s 12 tacos but it’s only 11, what can you do about that

It's hard to find gluten free food that is tasty when you've gone years eating whatever you like. My kids and I have recently had to switch to a gluten free diet after celiac diagnosis. It's very hard to find things that taste good or as good as the foods you already love but can no longer have especially for children/teen boys. My kids and I both liked these taco shells!

There's a note on the box about the package change. Unfortunately it seems this brand ALSO decided to change their sauce pack. The original sauce was darker and to me, pretty close to the fresh taste I get from the local tex mex restaurant that makes their own. Very good. I had wished I could buy it in bottles separately.The "new" sauce to me was an unpleasant surprise, to me tasting more like consuming canned tomato soup from a can, with not a great mouth feel and with a flat taste and this sort of red-orange processed color in person - also while I am not a fan of plastic, the plastic pack is very thin.Sadly although I am very fond of the shells in this kit, as they are a bit thinner than the more common name brands (almost light and flaky!) and I would buy 5,6,7, boxes at a time, I won't be repurchasing. In any case, Whole Foods taco shells are so similar (thin and light) I wonder if the same place is making them. I would buy the shells from this kit, but the seasoning to me is not notable enough (and not low sodium). But that handy sauce pack - to me this "new" sauce was terrible, so there is no reason for me at this time to continue to buy these kits. I'd suggest the company offer the shells separately. Bummer as I used to look forward to my shipment of taco kits. This was NOT a change for the better.

Taco shells were STALE, both packages. I live in a remote area, buying these locally was not an option.

Absolutely love these taco shells! They came well packaged and none of the shells were broken. In the photo I made tacos with nasturtium flowers and leaves instead of lettuce. I don't have an oven but I threw the shells in a cast iron skillet and heated them up a little bit. They were very crispy and delicious!