Reddit mentions of Yamamotoyama Sushi Soy Wrapper, Original, 20 Count

My easiest sandwich is simply a cheesewich -- meat between two slices of cheese. But sometimes I'll add horseradish, diced onions, and tomatoes. If I want a hot sandwich, I'll use some Lavash bread outside the cheese slices.

Otherwise, what I use for bread depends on use and convenience:

• Joseph's Lavash Bread
  
• Lettuce leaves and low carb tortillas work as wraps
  
• I use Ke-Dough for buns.
  
• Protein powder bread
  
• Quick microwave bread works for burgers. In rectangular cookware, OK for hot dogs.
  
• Cheesebuns
  
• Soy wrappers work well for hot dogs, but also usable for burgers.
  
• Headbanger's Kitchen flatbread
  
  I've tried both the ThinSlim and Great Low Carb Bread Company baked items. They're OK, but as noted, expensive, and filled with a lot of fiber. I always feel bloated and uncomfortable afterwards.

Try these out next time (check reviews...I don't know if this one in particular is any good, but my local sushi place uses soy paper for low-carb options):

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00886GG24/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1526423555&sr=8-1&keywords=soy+paper+for+sushi&dpPl=1&dpID=51nA3%2BGNeqL&ref=plSrch