These easy turkey roll ups are filled with smoked turkey, Swiss cheese, avocado and spinach, all wrapped up and sliced into pinwheels. The perfect easy lunch or party snack!
When I want a quick and delicious sandwich for lunch or a snack, I make rainbow veggie pinwheels, taco pinwheels or these delightful turkey roller sandwiches.
Whenever I get busy with work or kids’ activities, I need quick snack and lunch options. These turkey roll ups are the perfect meal or snack to fuel your family during hectic times, and they also make great party appetizers!
I like to enjoy these sandwiches with snacks like homemade Chex mix and apple nachos.
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Turkey Roll Ups Ingredients
To make these turkey roll ups, you will need avocado, salt, lemon juice, tortillas or wraps, spinach leaves, Swiss cheese, sliced turkey and cooked bacon.
How Do You Make Turkey Roll Ups?
To make this turkey rollup recipe, first cut your avocado in half and remove the pit. Scoop out the flesh and place it in a medium bowl. Add a little salt and lemon juice. Mix everything together until the avocado mixture becomes smooth. Spread the avocado mixture across your tortillas. Layer the turkey slices, spinach, bacon crumbles and Swiss cheese slices on 2/3 of the tortillas. Tightly roll the tortillas starting with the end with the toppings. The part of the tortilla with just the avocado acts as the “glue” to hold the sandwich together. Cut the rolled tortillas into slices and enjoy!
Tips For The Perfect Turkey Roll Ups
- I use either an uncured center cut bacon or turkey bacon for a leaner sandwich.
- If you don’t have any avocados on hand, a thin layer of cream cheese is also delicious.
- Make sure you purchase a ripe avocado that has a little give when you touch it, but is not mushy.
- You can use store bought avocado dip or mild guacamole instead of mashing your own avocado.
- Be sure to roll your sandwiches from the end with the toppings to the end with only the avocado. The part with only the avocado sticks to the tortilla helping to hold your roller sandwiches together.
- If you have trouble holding your sandwiches together, you can pin the slices together with toothpicks. Just remove them before you eat the roll ups!
- These roll ups can be made up to one hour before you plan to serve them. Simply cover the rolls in plastic wrap and refrigerate, then slice when you’re ready to serve.
Quick Tip
Use a sharp knife to cut even slices from your roller sandwiches.
Recipe FAQs
A turkey roll up is a a turkey roller sandwich made with a tortilla, sliced turkey, veggies, cheese and a binding agent like mashed avocado or cream cheese.
In an airtight container, turkey roll ups will stay fresh for three days in a refrigerator.
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Flavor Variations
These turkey roll ups are fantastic as-is; however, you can change up the flavors to suit your own taste!
- Meat: Feel free to used sliced ham, roast beef, salami or your favorite deli meats. You could even use cooked and shredded chicken or thinly sliced turkey breast.
- Cheese: You can add your favorite thin sliced cheeses like cheddar cheese, American cheese or mozzarella cheese.
- Mayo: Feel free to spread a little mayonnaise on your wraps.
- Wrap: You can use any flavor of tortilla or wrap that you like. Some good options are spinach wraps, tomato wraps and garlic and herb wraps. You could also make these sandwiches with a flatbread like a lavash bread or a thin pita bread.
- Veggies: Add your favorite thin sliced or shredded veggies like carrots, bell peppers and red onions.
I love these turkey avocado roll ups as a quick meal, a filling snack, or sometimes I even bring a platter of them to parties. It’s a great way to grab a lighter bite to eat to energize you for all your activities.
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Turkey Avocado Roll Ups
Ingredients
- 2 large tortillas or wraps I used spinach flavored wraps
- 1 avocado medium size
- 1/2 lb thinly sliced smoked turkey
- 1 1/4 cups spinach leaves
- 4 slices Swiss cheese
- 3 slices bacon cooked and crumbled (I use turkey bacon or uncured lean center cut bacon)
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
Instructions
- Cut your avocado in half. Remove the seed. Scoop out the flesh and place it in a medium bowl.
- Add lemon juice and salt to your avocado and mix everything together until the avocado reaches a smooth consistency.
- Lay your tortillas flat. Spread half of the avocado mixture over each tortilla.
- Layer the turkey, spinach, Swiss cheese and bacon over 2/3 of each tortilla, leaving the last 1/3 with just the avocado on it.
- Starting at the end with all the toppings, roll each tortilla tightly.
- Slice into pinwheels and serve.
Notes
- I use either an uncured center cut bacon or turkey bacon for a leaner sandwich.
- Make sure you purchase a ripe avocado that has a little give when you touch it, but is not mushy.
- You can use store bought avocado dip or mild guacamole instead of mashing your own avocado.
This was such a great quick and easy recipe, we even used different flavored tortilla wraps, pretty platters. Great for bridal or baby showers,
If I make these rolls in the morning for a shower at 2pm, will the avocado spread get brown by then?
You could try adding some lemon juice to keep it from browning, also cover the rolls tightly with plastic wrap, make sure the plastic wrap touches the cut sides so the avocado will have less contact with the air.
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