
Soft, pliable, and genuinely satisfying, these almond flour tortillas are the kind of flexible flatbread that makes taco night feel completely effortless. For anyone managing fructose sensitivity, store-bought wraps and tortillas can be a minefield of hidden sweeteners, fruit-derived ingredients, and ambiguous additives — this recipe sidesteps all of that with a clean, short ingredient list you can trust. Almond flour and tapioca starch do the heavy lifting here, creating a dough that rolls out smoothly and cooks up with just the right amount of golden spotting on each side. The eggs bind everything together without any need for gums or fillers, and a quick steam under a kitchen towel at the end is what gives them that soft, bendable texture you want in a tortilla. They cook dry in a hot skillet, so there's no oil to fuss with and no risk of anything unexpected sneaking into the pan. Eight tortillas come out of one batch, making this a practical weekend prep project that sets you up for easy, worry-free meals all week long.
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Whisk together the almond flour, tapioca starch, and salt in a large mixing bowl until evenly combined.
Add the eggs and water to the dry ingredients and stir until a soft, cohesive dough forms — it should hold together when pressed and not crumble at the edges.
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