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Attention sandwich lovers everywhere, I have a lighter alternative just for you. The easiest BLT tortilla wrap! Think crispy bacon, juicy tomatoes, fresh lettuce, and a tangy hot sauce mayo, all wrapped up in a soft wholemeal tortilla. It’s simple, convenient, and takes less than 10 minutes to make!
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Easy BLT Tortilla Wrap Sandwiches
A BLT tortilla wrap is a quick and easy lunch idea that’s perfect for busy weekdays. Make BLT tortilla wraps in advance, wrap them up in foil, and pop them in the fridge, and you’ve got yourself a tasty grab-and-go snack ready for when you’re on the go!
They’re also great a great alternative to sandwiches for picnics, and lunch boxes for the kids.
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Why You’ll Love BLT Tortilla Wrap Sandwiches
They’re filling. Tortilla wraps are a hearty lunch option that will keep you satisfied until dinner time.
They’re portable. Wraps are easy to grab and go. No need for plates or utensils – just roll ’em up and enjoy! This makes them great as an out-and-about meal or an afternoon snack.
And they’re delicious! Bacon, lettuce, and tomato are a classic combo, and hot sauce mayo and nigella seeds take things to next level delicious.
Recipe Ingredients
This wrap is packed with all the classic BLT flavors that you know and love, plus a few extra ingredients to make it even more satisfying.

- Bacon: Cooked to crispy perfection. To make assembly even quicker, next time you’re meal prepping or have bacon for breakfast, cook extra, and you’ll have some on hand to make yourself this BLT wrap in less than 5 minutes!
- Wholemeal Flour Tortilla: Because wholemeal wraps contain more fiber than the regular white variety, this meal should help keep you feel fuller for longer.
- Arugula (Rocket): Peppery and loaded with nutrients.
- Tomato: Use your favorite variety for the best flavor. On this occasion, I’m using some Nattoora Winter Selection tomatoes that I found on Ocado.
- Natural Avocado Oil Mayo: I’m using Hunter & Gather Avocado Oil Mayonnaise as it’s sugar-free, contains no inflammatory oils, and is made with all-natural ingredients.
- Hot Sauce: I like Cholula Hot Sauce because it contains no added sugars.
- Pepper: For a little extra spice.
- Nigella Seeds: These tiny black seeds pack an awesome punch adding some subtle onion flavor to the wraps.
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Step-By-Step Recipe Instructions
Let’s get started. Here’s how to make a BLT tortilla wrap:
- Crispy Bacon
Add the bacon to a dry, hot skillet and fry for 2-3 minutes on each side until crispy. Drain any excess oil on a paper towel.
- Spicy Mayo
Combine the mayo and hot sauce to make the spicy mayo.
- Sandwich Wraps
Lay out the tortilla wrap and smother it with spicy mayo. Load the wrap with bacon, lettuce, and tomato. Finish off with a sprinkle of freshly ground black pepper and nigella seeds.
Recipe Substitutions
Don’t let ingredients you don’t like or can’t get hold of at your local grocery store stop you from whipping up a great-tasting lunch wrap. There are plenty of options to make the recipe work for you. Here are some examples:
- Tortilla Wraps: Instead of wholemeal wraps, try seeded wraps, spinach wraps, or sweet potato wraps. There are lots of variations on the market now that provide extra fiber and other nutrients compared to plain white wraps. Alternatively, brown pitta bread is great.
- Lettuce: Shredded iceberg lettuce, baby spinach, or butterhead lettuce all taste great in tortilla wraps.
- Tomatoes: If tomatoes are out of season where you are, then red bell peppers, pickled red onions, or grilled zucchini (courgette) are tasty substitutes.
Recipe Variations
There are also many ways to customize your wraps. Here are just a few ideas:
- Vegan ALT Wrap: Replace bacon with creamy avocado slices to make this a vegan Avocado, Lettuce, and Tomato wrap. Yum!
- Change Up the Protein: In addition to, or instead of bacon, try chicken, turkey, boiled eggs, smashed black beans, or hummus.
- Low Carb or Keto BLT Wraps: Switch out the flour tortilla for lettuce wraps. Little Gem or Romaine lettuce is great for this.

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Serving Suggestions
To make a BLT wrap part of a lunch or dinner meal, here are some serving ideas:
With Soup: In an office I worked in years ago, the canteen used to serve soup and a sandwich every day. It was a BIG THING. And I’m still a fan of the combo. Try serving the BLT wrap alongside cauliflower soup, broccoli cheese soup, or tomato soup.
With Salad: Enjoy tortilla wrap with a hearty green goddess salad, fresh vegetable salad, tomato salad, or a delicious Mediterranean vegetable pasta salad.
With Potatoes: Who doesn’t love a side of potatoes with a meal? Pair your BLT wrap sandwich with some homemade sweet potato wedges, potato salad, bubble and squeak, or roasted new potatoes with shallots.
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More Healthy Lunch Ideas
If you’re looking for some more delicious lunch recipes, here are some of my all-time favorites:
- Tomato Bruschetta
- One-Pot Chicken and Chorizo Savoury Rice
- BBQ Chicken Enchiladas
- Sweet Potato Jackets with Tuna
Detailed Recipe Instructions

BLT Tortilla Wrap Sandwich
Equipment
- Frying Pan
- Small Bowl
- Mixing Spoon
- Paper Towel for draining the bacon fat.
Ingredients
- 3 rashers streaky bacon
- 1 large wholemeal wrap
- 1 large tomato thickly sliced
- 1 handful arugula (rocket)
- 1 pinch freshly ground black pepper
- ½ tsp nigella seeds
- 1 tbsp avocado oil mayonnaise I used Hunter & Gather Natural Avocado Oil Mayo
- ½ tsp hot sauce I used Cholula Original Hot Sauce
Instructions
- Prepare: Gather and prepare your ingredients.
- Crispy Bacon: In a skillet over high heat, fry the bacon for approximately 2-3 minutes on each side until it's as crispy as you like. Time may vary depending on the thickness of your bacon rashers. Once cooked, drain excess oil on a paper towel.
- Spicy Mayo: Meanwhile, combine the mayo and hot sauce in a small bowl.
- BLT Tortilla Wrap: Lay the tortilla wrap out flat and spread with a generous layer of hot sauce mayo. Then, add the tomatoes, bacon, and arugula (rocket). Top with a pinch of black pepper and nigella seeds, and then roll it up tightly. Slice in half to serve.
Notes
Nutrition
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