You Need to Try This Tortilla Wrap Hack From TikTok

You'll never make a wrap the same way again.

When it comes to quick and easy kitchen tricks, there’s no better place to turn to on the internet than TikTok. Whether it’s bringing stained food containers back to life or adding this secret ingredient to mashed potatoes, this social media app is full of tips for upping your kitchen game.

So, when TikTok went ablaze with a tortilla wrap hack, we knew we needed to try it out.

What’s the Wrap Hack?

In the viral tortilla trend videos, which have over 3.7 billion combined views, Tiktokers cut and fold stuffed tortillas that are then toasted in a skillet or panini press for a hand-held snack. This wrap method is especially convenient for those on the go as the folds prevent the hot fillings from spilling out, which can happen with normal sandwich wraps or quesadillas.

Plus, the trend ensures that you’ll get a perfect bite of fillings every time.

Check out how to make Tiktok’s favorite breakfast sandwich.

How to Make a TikTok Tortilla Wrap

Ingredients

  • 1 fajita or burrito-sized tortilla
  • 1 slice cheddar cheese
  • 1 scrambled egg
  • Crumbled breakfast sausage, cooked
  • Hash browns, cooked

Tools

  • Knife
  • Panini press, skillet or electric griddle
  • Spatula

Directions

Step 1: Cut the tortilla

To begin, cook and assemble your fillings. Then, place your tortilla on a cutting board and make a cut from the middle of the tortilla to the edge closest to you.

Step 2: Add fillings

Starting in the bottom-left corner and working clockwise, add your cheese, scrambled egg, breakfast sausage and hash browns to their own quarter of the tortilla.

Editor’s tip: If you’re using delicate ingredients that are sensitive to heat, like lettuce or dairy-based sauces, be sure to add them to the bottom-left quarter of the tortilla. This quarter is the most protected from heat when cooking, so you won’t end up with soggy greens or curdled sauce.

Step 3: Fold

Grab the bottom-left corner of the tortilla and fold it up, sandwiching the cheese and eggs. Then, flip the top-left corner of the tortilla over to the right, and then fold that down. When done, your tortilla should be triangle-shaped, with all of the fillings stacked on top of each other.

Editor’s tip: Not getting clean folds? Try adding a bit less filling next time. Overstuffing your tortilla can make it difficult to fold the ingredient layers.

Step 4: Toast

Heat a skillet, panini press or electric griddle to medium heat and toast your folded tortilla until it has browned and the fillings are hot. If you’re using a skillet or griddle, make sure to give the tortilla a flip halfway through cooking.

Step 5: Enjoy!

Once sufficiently toasted, remove your wrap and give it a minute or two to cool. Then, dig in!

Fillings for Your Tortilla Wrap

This example is for a breakfast wrap, but that doesn’t mean those are the only fillings you can use. Here are some of our favorite filling combos that you should try:

  • Club: mayo, avocado, shredded lettuce, bacon, deli turkey, deli ham, cheddar and swiss cheese.
  • Charcuterie: arugula, apricot jam, thin apple slices, prosciutto and sliced brie.
  • Pizza: pizza sauce, mini pepperoni, sliced pepper and onion, dried Italian herbs and mozzarella cheese.
  • Bistro: spinach, roasted red pepper, herbed goat cheese and cooked sliced steak.
  • Chocolate-covered fruit: sweetened mascarpone cheese, fresh raspberries, fresh banana slices, Nutella and powdered sugar.
  • S’mores: caramel syrup, crushed graham crackers, marshmallow fluff and milk chocolate bar pieces.

Don’t feel limited to using a tortilla either. A large crepe, rice paper or lavash would work just a well. With this wrap hack, your imagination is the limit!

Now that you’ve mastered this wrap, learn how to make a St. Germain Cocktail with TikTok Bartender Miles Turner.

Caroline Stanko
Caroline has been with Taste of Home for the past seven years, working in both print and digital. After starting as an intern for the magazine and special interest publication teams, Caroline was hired as the third-ever digital editor for Taste of Home. Since then, she has researched, written and edited content on just about every topic the site covers, including cooking techniques, buzzy food news, gift guides and many, many recipe collections. Caroline also acts as the editorial lead for video, working with the Test Kitchen, videographers and social media team to produce videos from start to finish. When she’s not tip-tapping on a keyboard, Caroline is probably mixing up a killer cocktail, reading a dog-eared library book or cooking up a multi-course feast (sometimes all at once). Though she technically lives in Milwaukee, there is a 50/50 chance Caroline is in Chicago or southwest Michigan visiting her close-knit family.