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Step 1
Start by smearing a layer of low-fat mayo or hummus on a tortilla wrap, lettuce leaf, rice wrap, or in a pita pocket. I like to make mine nice and thick to add lots of creamy texture and flavors.
Step 2
Use any spread you like store-bought or homemade, but I have included a list above with some of my favorite spreads for making veggie wraps, and they all require only a few ingredients and a blender.
Step 3
Pile the wrap full of your favorite veggies. Some of my personal favorite things to add are pre-shredded cabbage or broccoli slaw, bean sprouts, and shredded carrots.
Step 4
If you want to add a little more flavor, a simple drizzle of lime juice will do the trick. But, there are plenty of sauces that also go well with veggie wraps, and I've listed some of my personal favorites above.
Step 5
If you want to add a little more flavor, a simple drizzle of lime juice will do the trick. But, there are plenty of sauces that also go well with veggie wraps, and I've listed some of my personal favorites above.
Step 6
Last, simply fold sides in and roll the bottom up to prevent anything from leaking out of the bottom just like you do a burrito. Enjoy!
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