Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps at ALDI -- Plus a giveaway for you!

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Here's something to look forward to (and look for) the next time you are able to get back out and into the store: Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps at ALDI! Crystal Farms recently launched a new line of Cheese Wraps, which can be found in the dairy section at ALDI stores across the country.

Here’s something to look forward to (and look for) the next time you are able to get back out and into the store: Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps at ALDI! Talk about your low carb, keto friendly goodness: Use these convenient gluten free wraps anywhere you'd use bread or tortillas, from sandwich wraps to taco shells.

I recently had the chance to check out Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps for myself -- with the more than willing assistance of both kids, who were here for these. Let me tell you a little bit more about how to use these convenient wraps, and about how you can enter for your chance to win Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps to try out for yourself (plus an ALDI gift card to fill them up).

Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps -- Hot or Cold

Crystal Farms cheese wraps, used as a taco shell

I may have mentioned my abiding fondness for cheese now and again. Both boys share this same love, so we had a lot of fun testing these out! During our taste tests, we found that low carb Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps make it easy to wrap up hot & cold ingredients, because they're specially cut to roll up easily without breaking.

Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps, used as a sandwich wrap

To enjoy cold, simply use these wraps right out of the package and roll them around any chilled ingredients of choice -- try anything you'd normally enjoy in a sandwich! High School Guy and I now have a new favorite protein-packed snack (or light lunch): Wrap a Mozzarella Crystal Farms Cheese Wrap around a couple of slices of salami and a Kosher dill pickle spear. So simple, so much flavor, and so satisfying.

Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps with salsa chicken

If, on the other hand, you want to enjoy your Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps with hot foods (say, as a taco shell), you'll want to bake and shape them briefly first. Two wraps fit beautifully on one tray in my large toaster oven, then those browned wraps molded easily into shells for low carb, gluten free, salsa chicken tacos. The Marble Jack Cheese Wrap paired really well with salsa chicken, by the way, and the browned bits on the edges are just as deliciously crunchy as they look.

Find out more about Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps

Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps with salami and a pickle

Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps come in two varieties, Mozzarella and Marble Jack, at a suggested MSRP of $4.99. You get six Cheese Wraps in each peel-and-reseal tray, at about 100 calories and up to 8 grams of protein per wrap. Whether you're following a low carb diet such as Keto or Atkins, eating gluten free, or simply cutting down on bread, Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps can be a convenient & delicious alternative to bread, taco shells, tortillas, and more.

Enter for your chance to win

Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps come in mozzarella and marble jack

I'm giving away full-size samples of Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps and a $100 ALDI gift card! How do you enter? It’s just so simple:

  • Leave a comment on this post letting me know how you'll use your Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps.

That’s it! One comment per household, with one random winner from all comments received. Comment for your chance to win through 11:59 PM Central April 23, 2020. U.S. residents only, please.

ONLY comments on this specific blog post will count as entries, NOT comments on social media, email comments, or comments anywhere else.

Giveaway fine print

Prizing and information for this giveaway has been provided by Crystal Farms. Winners will be randomly selected from all comments received on or around 4/24/20. Winners will have 48 hours to reply to email notification with their address information; if no reply is received within 48 hours, a runner up will be selected. Mashup Mom is not responsible for lost or misdirected emails.

No purchase necessary. The number of eligible entries receives determines the odds of winning. Duplicate entries will be deleted. Void where prohibited. Please allow up to six weeks for delivery of your prize. We reserve the right to cancel this promotion at any time or to substitute a prize of equal value.

175 Comments

  1. I would wrap salami in for a healthy high protein option, 😁❀️!! Thank you for the chance 😊😘?

  2. A baked marble jack wrapped around bacon, lettuce, and a tomato still warm from the garden. The mozzarella wrap filled with my favorite pizza toppings. That’s what I’m craving.

  3. I'm trying to reduce my cheese consumption to reduce my cholesterol. This looks perfect to give me a yummy portion of cheese, especially if it can be crunchy.

  4. I'm a vegetarian so I would probably use them for a breakfast burrito with eggs and hash browns. Yum

  5. I’d layer them into a tortilla to make extra cheesy soft tacos, or wrap eggs and bacon burrito style for a high protein breakfast.

  6. I would love to try these. I would use them for tacos, or chicken wraps with the kiddos!!

  7. I would probably use this in addition to regular flour/corn tortilla, wrapped around some turkey, tomato, avocado, and onion mayo. Yum!

  8. I would use the Mozzarella with halved meatballs with a little sauce inside. Delicious!!!

    1. So many good options, I think I would try them as wraps first though, then if brave enough I’d try them cooked up as a taco shell!

  9. I would love to try them πŸ˜‹ I think they would make a interesting taco or sandwich.

    1. These would definitely be used as taco shells and for our favorite β€œroll up” sandwiches!

  10. I’ll wrap some ham in them for my twins for lunches. They’ll love a ham and cheese this way!

  11. I would use them as taco shells and as toppings on salads or just to snack on.

  12. I have Celiac's disease, so this would give me an opportunity to eat wraps and tacos with my family and my three-year-old would see our family's meal as "normal" (he's always asking why Dad can't eat this, that and the other thing).

    I will grab these on our next trip for sure!

  13. I would use them as taco shells and as toppings on salads or just for snacking.

  14. I would like to experiment with them: cold, melted, baked, crispy, breakfast, lunch, etc. They all sound good!

  15. Wrap around a combo of an Aldi Parkview hot dog with sliced mini-sweet peppers or sliced dill pickle. Mmmm.

  16. I would use as a lunch meat and cheese roll-up for my kiddos!! We usually use cheese in the middle but would blow their minds 🀯 to reverse it, and maybe add some more interest in the days without friends around.

  17. I would use these to make low carb, high protein breakfast burritos to keep me full through the morning πŸ˜‹

  18. I would use the Mozzarella for a Crispy Chicken Parm wrap. I'd make my own breaded chicken tenders, spoon a little marinara on the cheese, and wrap the chicken in it. Then I'd warm in the oven for a few minutes to melt the cheese slightly. I may serve with a side of pasta if for dinner.

  19. My mind is racing with all the ways to use these! Top thoughts are for my teen son (who really watches carb intake) to use in place of bread or traditional wraps for sandwiches. Love to try them in place of taco shells too!

  20. Oh I would definitely use these as taco shells!! You can never have too much yummy cheese!! Can’t wait to try them!!

  21. I would probably put these in a tortilla with grilled chicken & heat it. I LOVE cheese!

  22. Definitely with pepperoni! I always do this with pepperoni but would have room for more pizza toppings in these larger ones πŸ˜‹

  23. I would love to try them as a sandwich wrap! Our house had to go gluten free for my kiddo and boy do I miss flour tortillas. This looks like a great sub!

  24. My child is gluten-free, but doesn't like corn tortillas for tacos... We make do and warm them, toast them, etc, but she's never thrilled. No more dinner time hassles... I would change up Taco Tuesday forever by using the cheese wraps instead of the corn tortillas. So glad I can use her favorite food group to make her favorite meal into an over-the-top event!!!

    Thanks so much for the tip, MashUpMom!!

  25. I would combine some grilled chicken with a southwest salad kit and make a wrap...although your salami and pickle combination looks very appealing as well.

  26. I’d wrap them around lunch meat for a quick lunch or with eggs for breakfast!

    Thanks for the chance to win!

  27. I can't wait to find these. These cheese wraps would replace processed bread. I would make protein grilled chicken and veggie wraps, tuna, avocado and veggie wraps and lastly Roast beef, onion and horseradish wraps just to name a few ideas. Thank you so much! πŸ™‚

  28. I'd use them for my mom, she's diabetic and cannot eat any carbs, these would help her eat the same food as the rest of us!

  29. That taco shell with salsa chicken looks delicious! I would give that a try.

  30. Deli Turkey, Sliced Peppers, Carrots, Sliced Hard Boiled Egg all wrapped up in cheese! Yum!

  31. Mmmm quick lunch wrap with mesquite sliced chicken, avocado, red onion, and lettuce!

  32. We would use them in so many ways, but mostly as β€œburger buns!”

  33. Those tacos look Amazing. But everyone's breakfast burrito suggestions sound delicious too. I want to try them both ways!

  34. I would use these on my weight loss journey instead of bread for my lunch sandwiches for work! They look delicious.

  35. Breakfast burritos, tacos, salad wraps, mini pizza type things. Sandwiches. The possibilities really are endless. By the way, happy birthday!

  36. I'd love to try them. We love cheese, they would be great with a little meat wrapped around a pickle

  37. Yum! I want to make a wrap and a taco with these, like everyday!! Thanks for sharing and happy birthday! πŸ₯³

  38. The kid and I both have celiac and I’ve really wanted to try these. But my usual supermarket doesn’t carry them. They would be amazing for my kid’s lunch. He’s like then with black beans.

  39. These look so good! Totally want to try them with lunch meat, but also thinking gyro meat with some tomatoes and cucumber!

  40. I would bake these into a bowl shape and make Caesar salad to eat out of it. The crunchy cheese not only serves as the bowl but also as a yummy "crouton" πŸ™‚

  41. Grilled chicken, basil and tomatoes splashed with balsamic vinegar on a mozzerella cheese wrap! Yum!

  42. I think I would use these primarily for soft tacos and burritos, We eat a lot of tortillas in our home, so these would adapt easily to many of those recipes.

  43. I would use them to make sandwiches that my almost two-year old would eat all of, since there would be no crust and lots of cheese.

  44. I would hide these from my teens who are like locusts right now, and use them tip make a crispy chicken ceasar wrap to pair with soup for my whole family to enjoy😁.

  45. First I would like to show my appreciation to you for hosting this incredibly Ahhh-mazing giveaway. I'm super excited to be able to participate. Fingers crossed! These look so nice and versatile to make so many things. The first thing I would make is a tuna wrap!

  46. We love cheese over here!! They’d be perfect for tacos, both at dinner and breakfast! And a nice change for sandwich making.

  47. I would wrap turkey and lettuce in them. And I can’t totally see me buying them for me to be healthy and my kids stealing them from me!

  48. I would use them for egg and sausage breakfast roll up , cold cuts roll up for lunch, and tacos for dinner!

  49. I definitely plan on trying these out! Often, my husband and son eat meat and cheese roll ups either for lunch or a snack. This is a great way to eliminate some carbs!
    So versatile too!

  50. Yum! I can not wait to try these, We are going gluten free, so I would use them for breakfast burritos, and/or lunch wraps with any kind of meat and shredded lettuce.

    Thank you!!

  51. I have a yummy roasted cauliflower and lentil taco recipe. I’d crisp these up and use them as a taco shell.

  52. I would use these cheese wraps as "taco" shells or sandwich wraps. I love cheese.

  53. I love all the low carb options Aldi is offering! I can’t wait to try these! Definitely a BLT cheese wrap! Sounds so good!

  54. I'd use them to make easy breakfast or lunch sandwiches. Thanks for a chance to win, Rachel!

  55. I'd put some scrambled eggs and sausage in it, along with some good hot sauce and make it my own breakfast burrito. Yum.

  56. Yum! I would use them with some delicious Italian meats like proscuitto or salami at lunch or as an appetizer! These look so great! And the hungry kid in the photo has grown up! Thanks!

  57. I'm home with my kindergartener and first grader (age 5 and 6 years old) and I am looking for new ideas for food! Your blog not only helps keep us on budget but allows my kids to try new foods I wouldn't think of! Even if I don't win, I appreciate your posts.

  58. I’d definitely wrap up some corned beef, thousand island and sauerkraut to make a Reuben wrap!

  59. I would totally use these in place of the wraps/shells for taco night! Love that this would replace both the cheese and the shell in one!

  60. These look really yummy. I'd probably use them for tacos. Or I might just eat them right out of the package.

  61. We are huge cheese eaters and I’m going to use these for Taco Tuesday instead of the traditional flour tortillas we usually use!

  62. I'd use my Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps to help keep my net carbs low -- I'd try turkey, swiss, sprouts, and spinach in mine!

  63. Quarantine backyard picnic meat rollups. Entertaining a 3yr old is difficult and fun.

  64. I think these would be an awesome wrap for a breakfast burrito, or a veggie and meat sandwich wrap.

  65. I would fry them and just eat them plain 🀣 okay, maybe also as taco shells!

  66. I saw these while shopping a few days ago. We will use them in tortillas as a sandwich roll-up.

  67. Use the white cheese to wrap around lunch meat and a pickle spear. I can't wait to try these!

  68. i will use them for sandwiches for my two daughters. I enjoy this website. keep sending your great ideas

  69. My hubby is low carb keto so the options are endless tacos, eggs, burger, chicken sandwhich.

  70. I've had the Costco version of a cheese wrap - I'm excited to try the less-expensive Aldi version! I never thought about warming them up/crisping them! I would love to try them as a cheesy taco πŸ™‚

  71. I think using them instead of bread in a "sandwhich" would be a fun alternative for lunch time. Also, the taco shell idea would be my daughter's vote because she LOVES the Doritos taco shells. Also, using then in a rice type burrito dish might work as well

  72. Yum! We follow a keto lifestyle and would love these as a flour wrap alternative for lunches and taco night!

  73. I would put spicy hummus topped with shredded chicken with lettuce and tomatoes. I will try.

  74. I would use my cheese wraps as a child sandwich lunch option. Salami, tomato, pickle and lettuce.

  75. Absolutely a great & YUMMY option! Definitely a great GF sandwich wrap! Can't wait to try!

  76. I have Type 1 diabetes so I am ALWAYS looking for low carb options- these would def become my go-to to make sandwich wraps for sure!

  77. I’m now craving your salami/cheese/pickle combo! Would also use them with apple slices. Yum!

  78. I plan on using the Crystal Farms Marble jack cheese wrap warmed and stuffed with my favorite taco fillings!!!
    Yum πŸ˜‹

  79. I would use them as a vegetarian wrap with guacamole, sliced hard boiled egg and diced cucumber.

  80. Breakfast wraps, chicken salad wrap, veggie wrap. I love your salami and dill pickle idea. (I eat way too many pickles. Lol.) Tuna melt, maybe. I would like them crisped in the oven and have along side tomato soup.

  81. My husband is a severe Juvenile Diabetic. These cheese wraps will be amazing as a snack wrap with turkey and chicken to keep his blood sugar in check while at work and a great source of protein for him to combat lows. They will make a healthy snack as well!

  82. Low carb Italian sub--ham, salami, pepperoni, dill pickles and mild banana pepper rings rolled in the mozzarella wrap and dipped in Italian dressing.

  83. I'll use my Crystal Farms Cheese Wraps for a quick lunch wrap filled with sliced deli meats and a pickle.

  84. Quarantine has not been good for my weight. These would be a great way to kick off a carb detox.

  85. These would be good as a vegetarian wrapwith guacamole, hard boiled egg slices, and diced cucumber for my daughter.

  86. I would use as a wrap for tuna or chicken salad, or a breakfast wrap sandwich with eggs and sausage. Can't wait to gobble them up!

  87. Since I follow the Keto diet, these cheese wraps sound AMAZING! I would definitely use them for pulled pork or chicken and rice! I like your idea of browning them to be able to shape them!

  88. So many possibilities. Some deli meat, lettuce and veggies for a nice lunch for sure.

  89. Trying to cut carbs. This look delicious and Im sure we would love these hot or cold, in the house or on the porch, stuffed with lunch or filled with dinner. We would love these anywhere!

  90. I would use Crystal Farm Cheese Wraps as shells for Black Bean Tacos - that would be delish! Also, wrapping one around a slice of lunch meat and a kosher dill spear sounds so easy and yummy.

  91. I think these would be epic as a portable and edible container for huevos rancheros in the morning!

  92. We love cheese so look forward to trying them! First taste will probably be mozzarella with pepperoni and banana peppers.

  93. Off the top of my head? I like the taco idea. However, I'd love to experiment with these!

  94. I would use them as a protein wrap, filled with light string cheese and a kosher dill pickle spear. YUM!

  95. Hey what a delicious way to stay on my keto diet. Crisp up then wrap up avocado and tuna
    Tuna melt!! Heading to Aldiss tomorrow to search these out

  96. My kids and I would love these for tacos! We love buying a pork roast at Aldi, having pulled pork sandwiches the first night and pork tacos the second!

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