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Albertsons Mission Carb Balance Flour Tortillas: Carbs, Calories & Nutrition

Quick answer: approximately 30 g carbs and 250 kcal per 100 g as an indicative Glu-Scan estimate.

Important: product recipes and serving sizes can vary by brand, store and package. Use the current product label when available.
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About Albertsons Mission Carb Balance Flour Tortillas

Mission Carb Balance Flour Tortillas is a tortilla, wrap, taco shell or tostada product from a brand represented in Albertsons' Tortillas, Tacos & Wraps category.

Typical serving

A typical serving is one tortilla, wrap or shell; weight varies from small street-taco size to large burrito size.

Where do the carbohydrates come from?

Carbohydrates come mainly from flour and added fiber. Products marketed as carb-balance or high-fiber can have lower digestible carbohydrate but still contain total carbohydrate.

Carb-counting tip

Count each tortilla or shell separately and use the exact package label because size is the biggest source of variation.

Albertsons category context

This item or product style is represented in Albertsons' current Tortillas, Tacos & Wraps assortment or official indexed bakery listings.

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Frequently asked questions

How many carbs are in Albertsons Mission Carb Balance Flour Tortillas?

About 30 g per 100 g as an indicative Glu-Scan estimate.

How many calories are in Albertsons Mission Carb Balance Flour Tortillas?

About 250 kcal per 100 g as an indicative estimate.

What affects the nutrition of Albertsons Mission Carb Balance Flour Tortillas?

Carbohydrates come mainly from flour and added fiber. Products marketed as carb-balance or high-fiber can have lower digestible carbohydrate but still contain total carbohydrate.