Real Good Foods is expanding its Costco presence with protein-forward flour tortillas. The headline numbers are strong for a tortilla: 10 grams of protein, 3 grams of net carbs, zero sugar, and 90 calories per tortilla.

The tortillas use wheat protein isolate to push protein up while keeping carbs down. Real Good also calls out a no seed oils approach in its own marketing, which fits the brand’s broader “better-for-you comfort food” positioning.

Costco is one of the biggest trial engines in food. If a macro-friendly staple like tortillas performs in club stores, it can scale quickly through repeat purchases and household adoption.

Protein tortillas are a simple upgrade because they fit into existing routines. If these taste like a normal burrito wrap, they will be an easy weekly restock for macro-focused shoppers.