Hummus Wraps

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A hummus wrap loaded wtih colourful veggies and plant-based protein is a lovely vegan lunch idea.

By: Mykidslickthebowl (via Mykidslickthebowl)
Original Publish: Sep 17, 2023
Last Updated: Mar 1, 2026
Prep: 5 mins
Yields: 1, 1 wrap

Nutrition Facts

360 kcalCalories
15 gProtein
40 gCarbs
18 gFat
Finished Hummus Wraps

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Spread the wrap with hummus

  2. Top with the chickpeas, I like to crush the chickpeas a little with a fork

  3. Layer on the baby spinach leaves

  4. Arrange the sticks of cucumber, capsicum and avocado

  5. Layer on the alfalfa sprouts

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Chef's Notes

Notes
My top tip is to choose your favourite fresh veggies, it is completely fine to deviate from the recipe and make a wrap that suits your taste preferences.
Hummus: use your favourite store-bought or homemade hummus, I used a combination of beetroot hummus and roasted garlic hummus.
Capsicum: Bell peppers add lovely colour, I used yellow and red but you can substitute any of your favourite salad vegetables.
Cucumber: I used fresh cucumber but pickled cucumbers are also lovely in this wrap.
Chickpeas: These are not essential but I love the texture they add to the sandwich.
Other vegetable fillings: Shredded cabbage, lettuce, carrots, pickled carrots, or carrot pesto, arugula, pea sprouts, grated beetroot, thinly sliced red onions.
Tomatoes: Tomatoes are lovely in wraps, but if I am making a hummus wrap for a packed lunch I skip them so that my wrap does not go soggy.
Wrap: Any flatbread or tortilla will be fine. I used gluten-free tortillas when I made this recipe.

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