This Easy Tortilla Hack Turns (Almost) Any Food Into a Wrap

Nachos, tacos, quesadillas, burritos. The main ingredient tied to all these delicious foods is the delicious, versatile tortilla and it's definitely a staple ingredient in my kitchen. Since I love a good internet food hack (like those amazing copycat peanut butter cups and 2-ingredient bagels), I was immediately drawn to the latest food trend everyone seems to be making: the tortilla hack. The #tortillatrend tag on TikTok has 3.3 billion views so far and it's not hard to see why. All you do is slice a tortilla halfway from the middle, place a different ingredient on all four sections of a tortilla. Fold it up, give it a sear in a pan, and you've got the perfect amount of each flavor in one bite. If you haven't scrolled past a video of one of these wrapped beauties yet, now's your chance to see what all the fuss is about and try it out at home. Trust me, it's worth it.

How to Make the Trendy Tortilla Wrap Hack at Home

To get started, you'll need a large tortilla. I recommend flour tortillas, since corn is more likely to crack. From there, you'll need four ingredients. You can use deli meat, veggies, taco fillings, whatever's in the fridge. For my first attempt I went the vegan breakfast route by using some plant-based fillings.

1. Cut a slit from the center of the tortilla to the edge closest to you.
2. Add your fillings to each quadrant. I used scrambled tofu, spinach, roasted red peppers, and spicy dairy-free cheese.
3. And now let the magic folding begin! Start with the bottom left and fold each quarter over the next, moving clockwise.
4. Place your folded tortilla wrap into a nonstick skillet, grill pan, or panini press. Toast over medium heat a few minutes per side until it's heated through and got a nice golden-brown crispy outside.
5. Add your favorite toppings (if desired) and enjoy!

The best part about this tortilla hack is the fact you can put whatever you want in it. You can go use leftover roasted chicken or taco fillings with cheese (of course). There are even sushi versions joining the trend! I've also seen creative dessert takes on the tortilla hack such as baklava and s'mores thanks to Instagram. I can't really imagine fillings that wouldn't work here, so I'm eager to watch (and taste) all the delicious wraps to come from this fun trend.