Organic Crispy Coconut Rolls Tropical Fields 2-Pack 11 oz Bag

Found these at Costco and thought I'd give them a try. Organic ingredients. Just the right amount of sweetness and you can't stop after eating just 1. I was suppose to receive a package of (2) and only received (1). Amazon refunded my money and I kept the 1 bag. Costco has these on sale for under $6 a bag so that would be the place to purchase if your interested in trying them. Delicious!

Great flavor, texture and freshness. Good for a snack.

These remind me of really tasty wafer cookies without the cream, of course. They are super crunchy, and the coconut flavor is fairly mild. You can tell they use real coconut as opposed to the cheap invitation stuff. They are so addictive, but luckily they do not have too many calories. I think it's only like 100 calories per eight pieces or something like that. The pieces are fairly large, but you can eat 80 of them because they are so delicious (exaggerating)! A good tip with these if you are trying to watch your weight is to make portions instead of eating them right out of the bag. If you eat them right out of the bag, chances are, you might finish the whole thing. My mother ordered these as a snack for my dad who is a diabetic, and he needs to lose some weight. What's funny is she and I ended up eating most of them! They are just so light, airy, crispy, flaky with this nutty flavor that drives me absolutely wild. This will be the third time I'm ordering these in the past 2 months. You have to try them out. You will not be disappointed, Trust me, your taste buds will thank you!

Originally got these from Costco but can't find now. So amazingly good and addictive.

These are SO delicious I often binge eat them!

I had tried some coconut rolls from Costco a while back. I am not one who is inclined to buy anything that involves me having to chew and taste coconut. Maybe it is a texture thing or just a bad first experience with coconut water when I was younger but I have never liked anything having to do with eating or drinking coconut products.However I was tricked into trying these divine little coconut rolls one day during the holiday season when the chocolate variety and brand from a danish company I had wanted was sold out and I reluctantly tried this supposed great substitution. .It was delicious. I mean the usual texture of coconut was no where to be experienced in any piece of the roll. So no strings of coconut dragging from inside the roll and into my mouth. The wafer was a nice smooth compliment for the coconut flavor and so the usually grainy and sort of “rough” feel of even a coconut flavored item can leave you with a sort of sand laden drink of coconut liquid was also not present.This bag was pricier than I had recalled and I asked for two because I was realizing that since I couldNo longer find them at Costco i doubted I was going to have much luck acquiring any more from traditional brick and mortars so I would have to stock up.Out there at other retailers so I dropped over $20 USD on a bag of rolls.They wee fresh upon arrival, the rolls were still in good shape, and when I opened the first bag and put my had on the first roll my mouth was watering with excitement that finally I cold enjoy the sole coconut item on the planet that I really like and then….CRUNCH….CRUNCH…Ouch’!!!!Quickly I realized that these were not the rolls I had once fallen in love with that time at Costco a year or so prior. Unfortunately despite the product being everything superior in terms of its quality, packaging, ingredients, etc ..the rolls were made using a wafer likely 2-3 times the thickness of the first coconut rolls I tasted and they were far too hard for my aging teeth. I thought they had chipped a tooth and I was relieved to see they had not l. It was only the sound of very thick wafer breaking between my teeth as I carefully proceeded to try and break down the roll to enjoy what I could when the water had thinned out or become soft from my saliva breaking down its thick, hard, dry wafer and making it a softer and a quieter and manageable chewing experience for myself and anyone within 20 feet or so who could hear my teeth aggressively try to break up the wafer. In addition to finding the wafer too thick to enjoy as I bit into the rolls until they eventually soften or had been broken up into smaller flakes snd made more manageable for my chewing experience. What has me considering taking a second star from this review is how the thick hard wafer resulted in so much lost flavoring w that I found with a thinner wafer or when I made the rolls soggy. I still remember how fabulous those first few bags were way back when I could still find and buy a couple bags for less than $7.50 at my local Costco so between the miss on the wafer and the costs I have to rate these tolls a 3 out ifv5 stars. Sorry!My boyfriend who has stronger teeth then myself was also bothered by the crunchy wafer but found a solution. He would take a handful of the wafers and put them in a store are zip lock bag. He would then proceed to use a wooden mallet or his hands to crunch up the role into a thousand little wafer flakes and then sprinkle the now coconut flakes all over his yougurt or other treat he had been saving up for his use of his ration of coconut rolls.hope this helps!

Crumbs. They tend to be crumbly and get on a lot of things.

I like the texture (almost melts in your mouth), flavor (light, not too much of anything but tasty), and how it satisfies my snack urges. Recommended!