Have been making chicken avocado wraps but now avo,s out of season and expensive also do plain chicken and sweet chilli chicken occasionally do ham salad also roast beef , cheese and gherkin but these don.t sell as well. Any suggestions please
Re: substitute for avocado, I am guessing its popularity in a wrap is the creamy texture. could you use a hummus instead? I guess if it is for a tuck-shop, you buy the ingredients ready-made? If not, for colour and creamy texture, you could make a 'hummus' with pumpkin, or peas, beetroot, etc as a base.
mjhdeal,
Jul 21, 1:57pm
On that link I posted, I saw a suggestion for "The Burger: use rissoles or meatloaf, topped with lettuce, tomato, pickles and mustard. "
That sounds pretty awesome, and just calling it a 'burger wrap' would make them top-sellers, I reckon!
ruby19,
Jul 21, 3:55pm
What about falafel with hummus, salad, garlic yoghurt sauce with chilli if liked. Or a tandoori chicken with salad and yoghurt sauce.
sampa,
Jul 21, 8:26pm
What about trying a chicken and pesto wrap for the time being? Pesto can be bought rather than homemade and could be given a creamier texture by mixing it with something like cream cheese maybe? Or chicken and Aioli? Garlic Ailoi is really good and not strong in taste.
awoftam,
Jul 22, 1:26am
What age are the kids? This will make a difference.
jambicca,
Jul 22, 1:37am
This is an area school so from five years to teenagers
pamellie,
Jul 22, 1:37am
Chicken is popular with teenagers. Lettuce, grated carrot and cheese plus a sauce would be enough. Mayo, sweet chilli, bbq, satay, cream cheese, aioli are all good options.
awoftam,
Jul 22, 1:41am
Bacon and egg with lettuce and tomato and a tomato sauce or mayo?
jambicca,
Feb 22, 2:43am
thanks for ideas. A couple there that I will try.
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