All LatestLunch doesn’t get much easier than this Chicken Caesar Wrap. Full of flavor, this wrap comes together easily with pre-cooked shredded chicken. Show PIN IT FOR LATER!  It’s no secret that I’m wrap obsessed. Maybe it’s because I’m carb obsessed. And wraps are just another way to get to my carbs. I mean, I love a good salad as much as the next girl. But throw it inside a tortilla, and of course I’m sold!! So I am back with more wrap inspiration. This one in the form of Chicken Caesar salad. This wrap recipe came about as I was scavenging the fridge to find something to make for lunch one day. I had all of the ingredients on hand for an easy Caesar salad, but I wanting something a little more substantial. So I thought – why not turn it into a wrap? This Chicken Caesar Wrap comes together in a jiffy if you keep cooked, shredded chicken on hand like I do. I also thought it would be fun to chop up some croutons and put them inside the wrap. I loved the extra crunch that they brought to the wrap. I used store bought Caesar dressing, because when you are trying to throw together a quick lunch, you’re not going to want to have to take the time to make it from scratch. My favorite bottled sauce is the Bolthouse Farms Caesar Dressing. Not only does it taste great, but it’s also a little lighter and better for you. So here’s to lunch – may it be filled with Chicken Caesar Wraps! See how easy this Chicken Caesar Wrap is to make here: Looking for more wrap inspiration? This California Chicken Club Wrap has the perfect amount of sweetness, These Easy Chicken Teriyaki Wraps are packed with so much flavor, and these Vegetarian Wraps with Beans and Cheese are the perfect meatless wrap! Or check out these other great wraps from around the web: Turkey Ranch Club Wraps from Life in the Lofthouse, Turkey Wrap from Sweet Basil, or this Hummus Veggie Wrap from Foodiecrush. Like
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InstructionsIn a bowl, combine the romaine, bacon, chicken, dressing and Parmesan. Stir to combine. Roughly chop the croutons, then stir them into the filling mixture. Microwave the tortilla for 10-15 seconds so that it will be easy to roll. Spread the lettuce mixture down the middle of the tortilla. Fold in the two sides of the tortilla, then roll up like a burrito. Cut wrap in half to serve. Recipe Notes:I used Bolthouse Farms Creamy Caesar, which is one of my favorite bottled Caesar dressings. Calorie counts have been calculated using this dressing. Nutrition
Don’t miss a thing! Follow me on Pinterest to see what I’m pinning! Welcome to Taste and Tell. Here you will find easy, fast and family friendly recipes. I am a believer that anyone can cook and that dinner doesn’t have to be complicated. Come join me in my kitchen! Read More Reader InteractionsDoes subway have a Chicken Caesar Wrap?Savory Rotisserie-Style Chicken Caesar is filled with juicy, tender, hand- pulled Rotisserie-Style Chicken, shredded Monterey cheddar, crisp lettuce, and sliced tomatoes, topped with Parmesan cheese, and Savory Caesar sauce, and folded into a delicious Spinach wrap.
Does Jimmy John's have a Caesar Wrap?Beginning June 13, Jimmy John's will once again stuff its garlic and herb wraps with chicken, parmesan cheese, lettuce, tomato, mayo, ranch seasoning, creamy Caesar dressing, and mini croutons for the Chicken Caesar Wrap.
Does Tims have a Chicken Caesar Wrap?There are 210 calories in 1 serving (123 g) of Tim Hortons Chicken Caesar Wrap.
What does a Chicken Caesar Wrap contain?Toss ingredients: Add chicken, lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, croutons, and caesar salad dressing to a large mixing bowl and toss well to combine. Fill tortilla and Roll: Add a big spoonful of mixture to a tortilla and roll tightly, folding the sides in like a burrito.
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