Okay, I made my spin on the TikTok-trending tortilla hack. This crunchy feta, olive, and spinach wrap is going to be your new go-to lunch. This recipe is quick and easy to make, vegetarian-friendly (but can be made vegan), and is the perfect healthy but flavorful meal for you and your family. Oh, and did I mention it’s inspired by Greek spanakopita? 

Why you’ll love this spinach wrap recipe:

• Easy: This recipe is so easy to make which makes it perfect for a quick lunch
• Vegetarian: This recipe is vegetarian but it can be made vegan
• Greek: This recipe is inspired by my Greek roots and has a real spanakopita vibe 

Ingredient Notes:

Olives: If you know me, you know that I’m Greek and I friggin’ love me some olives. This spinach wrap is a dream for me because not only does it have olives, but also tzatziki and feta. But people often question whether or not olives are really good for you, and I’m here to answer that question for you.

I made this recipe with the Olive Commission of California, and I like to make sure that the olives I get are from the farms of California. Why? Because California olives are delicious, nutritious, and add a little something-something to any meal. Their olives are naturally gluten-free and vegan. Contain vitamins E and A, PLUS iron and fiber, and lastly, monosaturated fat, aka the good kind of fat. 

I know I can always trust olives that come from California, so I always make sure to check the label in the grocery store to ensure that’s where they were grown. For this spinach wrap recipe, these olives truly are the star of the show, and pair so well with feta cheese.

Spinach: A well-known and versatile superfood, spinach is so good for you. It is loaded with nutrients that are important for skin, hair, and bone health. This leafy green also provides protein, iron, vitamins, and minerals.

How do you make a vegetarian spinach wrap?

Here’s how you pull together this tasty wrap. Oh, and did I mention, I may have made these wraps using the infamous TikTok tortilla hack because it’s fun, and also a great way to make the perfect grilled wrap.

1. To a medium-sized pan heat olive oil for 30 seconds on low-medium heat
2. To the pan, add the white onion and cook on low-medium heat for 4-5 minutes. You simply want the onions to become golden so do not overcook or burn
3. To the pan, add the garlic and cook for 1 minute before adding the spinach. Let the spinach wilt down completely and cook down any excess liquid before adding in the herbs, feta, olives, and spices
4. Cook everything down for another 5 minutes then remove it from the heat and let everything cool.
5. Prepare your Tzatziki Sauce for dipping (here’s a recipe for that)
6. Place a large wrap on a flat surface and cut from the center to the edge of a wrap on one quarter
7. Begin filling each side of the wrap with your spinach mixture then fold from the bottom left triangle, up the top left triangle. then over to the top right triangle and end at the bottom
8. Preheat the pan with some butter and once melted cook the wrap for 2 minutes on each side on low heat. Watch this carefully as it can burn very quickly
9. Enjoy with your Tzatziki, a fresh crumbling of feta, and more herbs!

Want something fun to try? My amazing garlic confit goes great with this wrap. 

Expert Tips & FAQ: 

What vegan feta should I use? You can easily use vegan feta, I love Violife Foods Vegan Feta! However, if you are a vegetarian, you can just opt for whatever feta you have on hand.

Can you store these spinach wraps? These will last in the fridge for up to 5 days but they will be best enjoyed fresh.

How long will homemade tzatziki last? The Tzatziki lasts in the fridge for 10 days in a tightly sealed container.

Other Greek recipes to make:

• Greek Salad Dressing
• Greek Meatballs with Whipped Feta
• Vegan Pastitsio Recipe
• Vegan Lemon Rice Soup

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Crunchy Feta, Olive and Spinach Wrap

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• Author: Maria Koutsogiannis
• Prep Time: 10 minutes
• Cook Time: 25 minutes
• Total Time: 35 minutes
• Yield: 4 1x
• Category: Vegan Meals
• Cuisine: Greek Inspired
• Diet: Vegetarian

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Description

This easy, Greek-inspired twist to the famous tortilla hack will have you drooling with the combination of feta and olives wrapped up in a delicious spinach wrap.

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Ingredients

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1 tbsp. olive oil

1 small white onion, finely chopped

3 cloves of garlic

8 cups of fresh spinach

a handful of fresh herbs like mint, dill and basil

1/2 cup regular or vegan feta, crumbled

1 cup fresh green olives, roughly chopped

1 tsp sea salt

1/2 tsp fresh cracked black pepper

dash of red chili flakes

1/2 cup Tzatziki Sauce 

4 large tortilla wraps

2 tbsp. vegan or regular butter

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Instructions

To a medium-sized pan heat olive oil for 30 seconds on low-medium heat.  To the pan, add the white onion and cook on low-medium heat for 4-5 minutes.  You simply want the onions to become golden so do not overcook or burn.

To the pan, add the garlic and cook for 1 minute before adding the spinach.  Let the spinach wilt down completely and cook down any excess liquid before adding in the herbs, feta, olives and spices.

Cook everything down for another 5 minutes then remove it from the heat and let everything cool.

Prepare your Tzatziki Sauce for dipping.

Place a large wrap on a flat surface and cut from the center to the edge of a wrap on one quarter.

Begin filling each side of the wrap with your spinach mixture then fold from the bottom left triangle, up the top left triangle. then over to the top right triangle and end at the bottom.

Preheat the pan with some butter and once melted cook the wrap for 2 minutes on each side on low heat.  Watch this carefully as it can burn very quickly.

Enjoy with your Tzatziki, a fresh crumbling of feta and more herbs!

Notes

You can easily use vegan feta, I love Violife Foods Vegan Feta!

These will last in the fridge for up to 5 days but they will be best enjoyed fresh.

The Tzatziki lasts in the fridge for 10 days in a tightly sealed container.

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Nutrition

• Serving Size: 4
• Calories: 234
• Sugar: 3.7
• Sodium: 1901.7
• Fat: 12.4
• Saturated Fat: 4
• Unsaturated Fat: 1.4
• Trans Fat: 0
• Carbohydrates: 24.9
• Fiber: 4.8
• Protein: 9.1
• Cholesterol: 16.7

Keywords: feta, recipe, cheese, vegetarian, easy