Turkey Wrap

Welcome to my lunch. EVERY DARN  DAY. Ok, not every single day. But, for the past two weeks this Turkey Wrap is pretty much what I ate. Since most breads have dairy I can’t have a lot of sandwiches and from there lunch options go down. Lunch is hands down the worst meal of the day anyway. Don’t get me wrong, I’m starving by lunch every day (yes, I eat breakfast and a snack in between. I’m just a hungry person), but I HATE dealing with lunch. There aren’t many options and I tire of the same ol’ stuff. Moving right along; I had cranberry sauce I needed to use and some turkey so I’ve been eating this a lot. In good news I’ve decided I like *not quite love* cranberry sauce now. In bad news, I can’t eat another spinach wrap. In fact,

Dear Spinach Wrap,

Thank you for being a healthier option and having no dairy. I appreciate you. You really are wonderful and you are going to make a lot of people happy. This really isn’t you, it’s me. I just need to take some time. Maybe we can stay friends. I really hope so. Talk to you later,

Carrian

Now that I got that off my chest, this wrap really is yummy. I know I’ve eaten it too much and I need a break, but if you are stuck in a lunch rut maybe give this guy a try. I think it’s worth it.

Can I Eat Turkey Wrap While Pregnant?

It is perfectly safe to eat a turkey wrap while pregnant.

In the past, there was a worry about listeria in deli meats.

Listeria is a foodborne disease-causing bacteria that will make you sick.

Today, deli meats are processed with a food additive that helps prevent Listeria.

Can You Freeze a Turkey Wrap?

Turkey wraps contain lettuce, which cannot be frozen.

Turkey wraps cannot be frozen.

Turkey Wrap

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