Turkey Club Wrap: Deli turkey, lettuce, tomato, avocado, and bacon are wrapped up in a tortilla for a quick turkey wrap, perfect for lunch.
If you asked my husband what he wants for lunch, he would say Oh I don’t care, just pack me a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich.
And for years, that is just what I did. I mean, there is just something about a good old peanut butter and jelly.
However, I recently learned that he only said that because he thought it was the easiest thing for me to pack him. While he loves peanut butter and jelly, he really loves so many other things as well.
After he mentioned his love for club sandwiches, I decided to take inspiration. I made Turkey Club Wraps–and he WELCOMED these in his lunch (and so did my kids!)
Turkey Club Wrap
A club sandwich is made with bread, sliced cooked poultry, or fried bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise. I took the basics of a Turkey Club Sandwich and created a delicious Turkey Club Wrap.
A whole wheat wrap is smeared with an avocado and mayonnaise spread and then wrapped up with green leaf lettuce, sliced deli turkey, crisp bacon and fresh tomatoes. Sort of like a Turkey BLT Wrap or Turkey Club with Avocado.
Whatever you call this wrap, it is good.
How to Make Turkey Wraps
Step One: Make the Avocado Mayonnaise
A club sandwich is traditionally served with mayonnaise. But I love the addition of avocado on a club, so I decided to combine the mayonnaise with the avocado, to create a creamy, fresh spread perfect for these Turkey Wraps.
Step Two: Spread a Wrap or Tortilla with the Avocado Mash
Evenly spread a think layer of the Avocado Spread over a tortilla, leaving 1/2 inch border around the edges.
Step Three: Top with Lettuce
You want place your lettuce over on the bottom of the wrap so that it will help to prevent the Turkey Wrap from getting soggy. I like to use green leaf lettuce, as it is soft and rolls easily. Feel free to use romaine lettuce or iceberg lettuce, you may just want to cut out the hard center of the lettuce leaves, so that it will roll better.
Step Four: Add the Turkey, Bacon and Tomato to the Wrap
Now for the goodies, add 3-4 slices of thin sliced turkey meat and then top with cooked bacon and a sliced, seeded tomatoes.
*Be sure to remove the seeds from the tomatoes to help keep the Turkey wrap from being soggy.
Step Five: Wrap up the Turkey Wrap
Tightly wrap up the turkey wrap and secure with a toothpick or wrap in plastic wrap.
How to Fold a Wrap Sandwich
- Fold in the sides of the tortilla or wrap.
- Bring up the bottom flap and then continue to roll from the bottom up.
- Cut in half.
How to Make Turkey Pinwheels
These turkey rolls also make great pinwheels that are perfect for children’s lunch boxes or to serve as an appetizer.
To Make Turkey Pinwheels
- Prepare Turkey Wrap as directed.
- After rolling up the turkey wrap tightly, instead of cutting in half, cut into 1 inch circles.
- Secure each turkey pinwheel with a toothpick.
- I love to serve these turkey club pinwheels with a side of guacamole for dipping.
A Few Notes on Avocado Turkey Wrap
- If prepared correctly, you can make these turkey wraps up to 3 days in advance and store in the refrigerator until ready to serve or pack for lunch.
- These Turkey Wraps are great served with a side of Guacamole for dip. I like to add a Wholly Guacamole in my kids’ lunchboxes for them to dip their veggies, chips, or these tortilla turkey wraps in.
- Feel free to use leftover roasted turkey in place of the deli turkey slices. You can also use ham, roast beef, or leave off the deli meat altogether and just serve a BLT wrap with avocado.
- If you do not like avocado, just use mayonnaise on this wrap. Sometimes I even just use honey mustard which some restaurants use on their club sandwiches.
- If you do not like mayonnaise, or need this Turkey Wrap to be Dairy-Free, simply mash up your avocado with lime juice and salt and smear that on your wrap.
- Be sure to seed your tomato as best as you can before layering in your club wrap. This will prevent a soggy wrap.
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Turkey Wrap Recipe
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Turkey Wrap
Ingredients
- 4 tortillas 10 inch diameter
- 1 avocado
- 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 tablespoon fresh lime juice
- 4-8 lettuce leaves
- 8 ounces deli turkey meat thinly sliced
- 4 pieces cooked bacon
- 1 tomato sliced and seeded
Instructions
- Mash together the avocado with the mayonnaise, salt and lime juice.
- Spread the avocado mayonnaise in an even layer over the tortilla, leaving a 1/2 inch border around edge of tortilla.
- Top the avocado spread with 1-2 lettuce leaves to cover the tortilla.
- Place 3-4 slices of turkey in the middle of the wrap and then top with sliced tomatoes and a piece of cooked bacon.
- Wrap the turkey wrap, by folding in the sides and then rolling tightly from the bottom up.
- Cut in half or cut into 1-inch pieces and secure with toothpicks.
Notes
- If prepared correctly, you can make these turkey wraps up to 3 days in advance and store in the refrigerator until ready to serve or pack for lunch.
- These Turkey Wraps are great served with a side of Guacamole for dip. I like to add a Wholly Guacamole in my kids' lunchboxes for them to dip their veggies, chips, or these tortilla turkey wraps in.
- Feel free to use leftover roasted turkey in place of the deli turkey slices. You can also use ham, roast beef, or leave off the deli meat altogether and just serve a BLT wrap with avocado.
- If you do not like avocado, just use mayonnaise on this wrap. Sometimes I even just use honey mustard which some restaurants use on their club sandwiches.
- If you do not like mayonnaise, or need this Turkey Wrap to be Dairy-Free, simply mash up your avocado with lime juice and salt and smear that on your wrap.
- Be sure to seed your tomato as best as you can before layering in your club wrap. This will prevent a soggy wrap.
I could eat this for lunch every day! The avocado and bacon take it over the top…like you would get if you got it at a restaurant! Thanks for sharing!
I am so glad you enjoy Marjory! And thank you for taking the time to review!
I made this for lunch yesterday and it was incredible! It will definitely be on my regular lunch rotation from now on!
YAY! So glad you enjoy Jessica–I love how easy it is to make as well.