Looking for a lunch wrap

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  • srp2011
    srp2011 Posts: 1,829 Member
    bump for ideas
  • elis_mama
    elis_mama Posts: 308 Member
    I chop up avocado, onions (finely), sprinkle some cilantro, add a touch of lime juice and a can of garbanzo beans (Mash it all up into consistency of egg salad). Roll it up in a mission low carb high fiber wrap. Makes the yummiest and most filling wrap imaginable!! My mouth is watering just thinking about it.

    The garbanzo beans stay whole for the most part, which gives it a nice texture.

    Absolutely trying this wrap this week for lunch! Sounds awesome!
  • bmc726
    bmc726 Posts: 8
    google "flatouts"! Yum!!

    This looks great!!! Going to have to pick up some at the store this weekend
  • MaryD4900
    MaryD4900 Posts: 135 Member
    Ole Extreme Wellness High Fiber Low Carb Wrap with chicken, Frank's buffalo sauce, lettuce, tomato, onion, and a little yogurt ranch dressing. Yummy!
  • MaryD4900
    MaryD4900 Posts: 135 Member
    Ole Extreme Wellness High Fiber Low Carb Wrap with chicken, Frank's buffalo sauce, lettuce, tomato, onion, and a little yogurt ranch dressing. Yummy!

    Oops, just saw the part about veg!
  • mrsbuzz
    mrsbuzz Posts: 576 Member
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  • I_Will_End_You
    I_Will_End_You Posts: 4,397 Member
    I like to do Greek veggie wraps. Whole grain wrap, with roasted garlic hummus, feta, red peppers, spinach, red onions, black or kalamata olives, and cucumbers.


    Or a tuna salad wrap with tuna, chopped celery, red and orange bell peppers, broccoli, red onions, mixed with about half a teaspoon of spicy mustard and a teaspoon of mayo or plain greek yogurt. I generally through a slice of provolone and some spinach and spouts in, also.
  • mamabear204
    mamabear204 Posts: 28 Member
    bumping for ideas too :)
  • newcs
    newcs Posts: 717 Member
    I like La Tortilla Factory's wraps (lots of fiber) with roasted garlic hummus, chopped up cucumber/tomato/red onion. I usually add grilled chicken but you could just as easily put another protein in (soy, beans, etc).
  • fbmandy55
    fbmandy55 Posts: 5,263 Member
    I'd just like to make a recommendation on wraps. I have always had a problem with the high calorie content in a wrap, it is easy to pack in 300 calories or more in one-two wraps or tortillas. I found some at our grocery store called "Tumaros" brand tortillas, they are only 60 calories, 4 net carbs and delicious! I made one for lunch yesterday with turkey and swiss and it came out to be only 160 calories.
  • Alisha_countrymama
    Alisha_countrymama Posts: 821 Member
    Thank you I'll give it a try! I'm actually born and bread US but I'm originally from New England so I make weird word choices sometimes. I always claim it's just a regional thing but I haven't lived there in so long I don't know what is actually regional and what are just strange habits I've picked up. The one I get the most looks from is saying bureau instead of dresser.

    I'm from Kansas and I say Chickpea. LOL :)
  • SuzieMae78
    SuzieMae78 Posts: 52 Member
    great ideas! I love making my own wraps. I add turkey, laughing cow cheese, spinach, red onion, cucumbers, then for fat I either add EVOO sprinkled with oregano or hummus or avacado.
  • jillian_alexis
    jillian_alexis Posts: 2 Member
    These sound good! Bump for ideas!
  • Vailara
    Vailara Posts: 2,467 Member
    bump
  • Christie0428
    Christie0428 Posts: 221 Member
    .... The one I get the most looks from is saying bureau instead of dresser.

    bureau is a new england thing. :-)

    I can't speak to fillings, but I have had good luck using lettuce at the wrapper. Any type seems to work and that way I can say my calories for the filling.
  • JenHorsmon
    JenHorsmon Posts: 112 Member
    All sound amazing! Bump for ideas!
  • sjeffr
    sjeffr Posts: 33 Member
    You know those tuna and salmon pouches by chicken of the sea? I get those - they are 90 cals each. I take a wrap and add some spinach, then the tuna or salmon pouch, whichever I'm using, and add some diced onion and red pepper, and a little black pepper or sometiems a dab of sauce - like chipotle hot sauce. It's yummy! Oh and sometimes I add half of a small avacado, that makes it super yummy!
  • tartsul
    tartsul Posts: 298 Member
    i make this recipe: http://www.mountainmamacooks.com/2012/10/all-purpose-slow-cooker-shredded-chicken/ and then use it for everything! ~~~OH and i use my kitchenaid mixer to shred the chicken. ~~~~ it's fast and does an amazing job! for a lunch option with the chicken, i like to do something like this: http://pinterest.com/pin/61009769924037955/

    or add honey and lime juice to the chicken and wrap it up in a big lettuce leaf with some black beans. then i can eat two, since i don't have to worry about a bunch of extra calories or carbs from a wrap :)
  • sjeffr
    sjeffr Posts: 33 Member
    I'd just like to make a recommendation on wraps. I have always had a problem with the high calorie content in a wrap, it is easy to pack in 300 calories or more in one-two wraps or tortillas. I found some at our grocery store called "Tumaros" brand tortillas, they are only 60 calories, 4 net carbs and delicious! I made one for lunch yesterday with turkey and swiss and it came out to be only 160 calories.
    Another wrap recommendation, I use the Ole Mexican Foods Extreme Wellness Tortillas - Spinach & Herb Tortilla Wraps. They are 90 calories and they are pretty large.
  • palmerar
    palmerar Posts: 489 Member
    If you want to opt for a sweeter wrap try smearing peanut butter on the wrap then adding berries or banana or both and maybe some honey or cinnamon.
  • sjeffr
    sjeffr Posts: 33 Member
    bump
  • ANTWNH
    ANTWNH Posts: 2 Member
    Thank You.:smile:
  • kshiraakshara
    kshiraakshara Posts: 119 Member
    I wouldn't make more than 2-3 days worth at a time, but this salad is really good in wraps or pitas.

    Indian Spiced Chickpea (Garbanzo) Salad with Yogurt, Lemon, Scallions, Mint, and Cilantro
    http://www.kalynskitchen.com/2008/10/indian-spiced-chickpea-garbanzo-salad.html
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