Fully loaded with wonderful fresh vegetables, creamy avocado and savory turkey and bacon, these Lunchbox Easy California Wraps are the perfect solution to lunch!

Back to school has arrived here at our house, and filling lunch boxes take up our mornings and the scramble to get dinner on the table in the evening has reared it’s ugly head.

It’s never been a real comforting time for me.

I absolutely hate rushing and just don’t like not having time to play in my kitchen.

{I’m a foodie, what do you expect?}

I still make fabulous meals, but often we have a time crunch because of school activities or whatever else is going on.

I need to be more prepared and find meals that take less time.

That’s why I love these Lunchbox Easy California Wraps.

Besides stressing about dinner though, filling lunch boxes has been loads of fun.

Everyone likes something different and I feel like my grocery bill goes up when school starts because I have to stock so many different items instead of being able to make healthy homemade lunches.

In our house, wraps are a super popular lunchbox treat.

The teens don’t think the food at school is all that great and wraps can be filled with anything they feel like stuffing inside.

We often make our own flour tortillas even adding flavors to the mix. They are delicious.

Wraps are perfect for us, because with five busy teenagers who all have different taste buds, they can customize their lunch to suit their tastes. I love that!

This one is pretty popular with two of my teenagers who love veggies, but this is my favorite wrap.

I make this all the time for lunch when they are off at school. These Lunchbox Easy California Wraps are the bomb!

Check out all the other great recipes everyone made!

Easy Breakfast ideas:

• Hawaiian Scrambled Eggs 
• Scrambled Eggs with sausage and fresh herbs
• Breakfast Wraps
• Scrambled Eggs with Herb Croutons 

Lunchbox Wraps:

• Chicken Caesar Salad Wrap by Meal Planning Magic
• California Chicken Wraps by Momma’s Meals
• Chicken, Hummus, and sautéed Vegetable Wraps by Hezzi-D’s Books and Cooks
• Grilled Roast Beef Wraps with Horseradish Mayo by Juanita’s Cocina
• Mesquite Turkey, Mango and Pepper Jack Wraps by Shockingly Delicious 
• Hummus, Cucumber, Roasted Pepper and Carrot Lunchbox Wrap by Mama’s Blissful Bites 
• California Wraps by Daily Dish Recipes  

Easy Weekday Suppers:

• Kebab Chicken & Grilled Veggie Wraps with Tahini Sauce by Sue’s Nutrition Buzz 
• Fresh mozzarella Pasta Casserole by The Weekend Gourmet 
• Choose Your Topping Grilled Pizza by In the Kitchen with KP
• Quesadillas Your Way by Mrs. Mama Hen

After School Snacks:

• Chocolate Peanut Butter Squares by  Girlichef
• Fudgy One-Pot Raspberry Cocoa Brownies by Chocolate Moosey
• Fudgy One-Pot Brownies by That Skinny Chick Can Bake
• Peach Clafoutis by The Messy Baker Blog  

Are you ready to make these Lunchbox Easy California Wraps?

Lunchbox California Wraps

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Ingredients

• Flour Tortillas, I used Sun Dried Tomatoes and Basil
• 1/4 C. of thin slices of avocado or Guacamole
• 2 Strips of Cooked Bacon
• Deli Turkey, I used 4 pieces
• 2 slices of cheese
• 2 thin slices of tomato
• 2-3 pcs. thinly sliced cucumber
• 1 Tablespoon of mayo
• 1 piece of lettuce shredded

Instructions

1. Lay your flour tortilla out on a flat surface.
2. If you're using guacamole spread your guacamole across the whole tortilla. (if you're using avocado that comes in a moment)
3. If you're not using guacamole, start with this step. Add your strips of bacon. You can cut them up if you want, I just use them whole. I cross them into an X.
4. Layer your pieces of turkey across the entire tortilla.
5. Add your cheese.
6. Add the tomato.
7. Add the shredded lettuce.
8. Add the cucumber slices.
9. If you didn't use guacamole, add the avocado now. If you did use guacamole and you want to add some mayo - add that now.
10. Roll it all up and secure with a toothpick in several spots to hold it together. Wrap up in some parchment paper or place in a baggie and pack in a lunch box, or just eat immediately. Nice and totally healthy if you leave off the bacon but who wants to do that? It's bacon!