Looking for a nutritious, satisfying, and low-calorie meal option during your fat loss journey? This vegetable egg wrap is just what you need. It’s easy to make, packed with high-quality protein and dietary fiber, and keeps you full for 3–4 hours—while containing only about 300 calories per serving. Made with a whole wheat wrap and fresh vegetables, this recipe is an ideal quick meal replacement for breakfast or lunch.
Main Ingredients:
1 whole wheat wrap (approx. 120 kcal)
1 egg (approx. 70 kcal)
30g lettuce (approx. 5 kcal)
30g carrot, julienned (approx. 12 kcal)
30g cucumber, julienned (approx. 5 kcal)
Seasoning:
1/4 tsp olive oil spray or brush (approx. 10 kcal)
1 tsp low-fat hoisin or sweet bean sauce (approx. 15 kcal)
A pinch of black pepper
A dash of lemon juice (optional)
1.Crack the egg into a bowl, add a pinch of salt and black pepper, and beat well. Heat a non-stick pan with a light spray or brush of olive oil. Pour in the egg and cook over medium-low heat into a thin omelet. Once set, flip for 10 seconds and remove from the pan.
2.In the same pan (no extra oil needed), warm both sides of the whole wheat wrap for about 15 seconds per side until soft and pliable.
3.Lay the wrap flat on a plate. Layer with lettuce, julienned carrot, cucumber, and the cooked egg.
4.Spread 1 tsp of low-fat sweet sauce evenly. If you like a tangy kick, squeeze a little lemon juice over it. Roll the wrap tightly from one end and slice in half to serve.
To boost protein:
Add 50g shredded chicken breast (seasoned and pan-cooked)
Or include 20g of low-fat cheese slices
To increase fiber:
Add 30g blanched spinach
Sprinkle 1 tbsp chia seeds
Replace part of the carrot with shredded purple cabbage
For flavor variety:
Swap the sweet sauce for 10g mashed avocado
Add a dash of chili powder for heat
Sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds for aroma
Use an oil spray bottle to control oil quantity during fat-loss periods
Pre-wash and chop vegetables the night before to save time
Choose whole wheat wraps with fewer than 250 kcal per 100g
Add 1 tbsp water to the egg before cooking for a softer, fluffier omelet
Protein: 18g (covers ~30% of daily breakfast protein needs)
Healthy Carbs: 35g (from low-GI whole grains)
Dietary Fiber: 6g (about 25% of daily recommendation)
Vitamin A: 120% of daily need (thanks to the carrot)
Best enjoyed fresh: The wrap tastes best when made and eaten right away
To-go option: Wrap in foil and refrigerate; stays fresh for up to 4 hours
Not recommended: Freezing alters the texture of fresh veggies
This wrap is all about flexibility—it’s easy to customize based on what you have in your fridge. Just 10 minutes in the morning can give you a wholesome, energizing start to your day. It’s flavorful, nutrient-rich, and anything but boring—making your fat loss journey not just effective, but enjoyable too!
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