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Tortilla pinwheels with avocado, hummus and lettuce with Mission Deli Mini Wraps

Name: Tortilla pinwheels with avocado, hummus and lettuce
Prep time: 5 min
Ingredients: 1 Mission Deli mini wrap; 1/4 ripe avocado (chopped); 1-2 tbsp hummus; small handful shredded crunchy lettuce

March 1, 2019 by Mandy Mazliah 86 Comments

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My tortilla pinwheels with avocado, hummus and lettuce are a bite-sized and fun addition to a children's party or lunch box. Made with Mission Deli mini wraps these are quick, easy, fun and delicious!

This is a collaborative post with Mission Deli.

Introducing the new range of Mission Kids wraps from Mission Deli*

Mission Deli has teamed up with Disney Kitchen to introduce a brand new range of mini wraps to the market. These new wraps are kid-sized and come in four different flavours. You can choose from plain, carrot, strawberry and tomato ketchup. The Sneaky Veg kids loved them all but if they had to pick one they'd all go for tomato ketchup flavour! I mean, what kid wouldn't, right?

The packaging features popular Disney characters and you'll find all the nutritional information you need to help you know that these are a healthy choice. The mini wraps are made with whole grains, contain no artificial colours or flavours, are low sugar and are all under 100 calories.

You can pick up a packet of mini wraps for £1.29 (six wraps) at Tesco, Morrisons or Asda.

Launching the Mission Deli mini wraps at Kidzania

Us at Kidzania launching the Mission Deli mini wraps (Picture: Mission Deli)

We were invited to an event at Kidzania in London during half term to celebrate the launch of the mini wraps. The kids were treated to a hilarious magic show by Magic Mikey. Little S volunteered to go up on stage and won a balloon motorbike. He immediately became very attached to it and thankfully we managed to get it home on the Tube intact!

Magic Mikey with a balloon motorbike (Picture: Mission Deli)

After the magic show the children donned chef's hats and aprons and were invited up on stage to make their own wraps. The Mission Deli chef had come up with some lovely ideas for them to make, including owl wraps, savoury lollipops and fruit-filled cones.

Owl wrap (Picture: Mission Deli)

True to character Miss R,7, and Little S,4, wanted to make every type of wrap and were the last kids up on stage!

When we got home I used our wraps to make these fun tortilla pinwheels for the kids' lunch boxes.

What is a tortilla pinwheel?

A tortilla pinwheel is a sandwich made from a tortilla or wrap. The wrap is rolled up tightly, stuck together with a little hummus or cream cheese and then sliced into rounds with a sharp knife. Because it's tightly rolled the wrap forms a pinwheel shape, hence the name.

What else could you put in a tortilla pinwheel?

I love this vegan avocado, hummus and lettuce combination but there are many other ideas for filling a tortilla pinwheel. Here are a few veggie filling suggestions:

cream cheese
tomato
cucumber
spinach
sliced veggie meats
peanut butter and sliced banana
cheese
crunchy slaw
peanut butter and chia jam
guacamole.

What have I missed? What would you put in your tortilla pinwheel?

Or why not get your kids to make their own? See more easy recipes for kids to cook.

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How to make tortilla pinwheels

The key to a successful tortilla pinwheel is to make sure you wrap it up really tightly. Don't be tempted to overfill it or this will be difficult.