Mummy Wraps

Mummy wraps are the tortilla's Halloween costume — turkey, cheese, and veggie wraps with thin tortilla strips laid over like bandages and olive eyes peeking out. Fresh, fast, and fun.

Mummy Wraps — easy Halloween recipe
Prep time15 min
Cook time0 min
Total15 min
Yield1 serving
CuisineAmerican
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🎃Why You'll Love This Halloween Recipe

Wraps are lighter than sandwiches and the bandage technique works on any wrap. They're sturdy in lunchboxes and endlessly customizable.

🧺Ingredients for Mummy Wraps

  • Large flour tortillas
  • Deli turkey or chicken
  • Sliced cheese
  • Lettuce, tomato, cucumber
  • Ranch or hummus
  • Extra tortilla cut into thin strips (bandages)
  • Black olive slices (eyes)
  • Toothpicks

👩‍🍳How to Make Mummy Wraps Step by Step

  1. Layer turkey, cheese, veggies, and spread on each tortilla; roll tightly.
  2. Lay thin tortilla strips diagonally across each wrap like bandages; secure with toothpicks.
  3. Tuck two olive slices near the top as eyes.
  4. Slice in half to show the spiral and pack or serve.

💡 Tips for the Best Mummy Wraps

Warm tortillas roll without cracking. Don't overfill — a tight roll holds bandages better. Remove toothpicks before serving to small kids (or use a dab of cream cheese as glue instead).

🍂Halloween Party Serving Ideas

Pair with baked chips and salsa 'blood' for a complete mummy meal.

Mummy Wraps — easy Halloween recipe
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❓Frequently Asked Questions

How do I keep wraps from unrolling?

Warm tortillas, don't overfill, and place seam-side down; the bandage strips help hold everything.

Can I make them ahead?

Assemble the night before and wrap tightly in plastic; add bandages in the morning so they stay crisp.

Vegetarian?

Hummus, roasted veggies, and feta make an excellent mummy.

Low-carb?

Use large lettuce leaves or low-carb tortillas.