If you're after a quick and healthy lunch recipe- these tasty wraps are for you.
Ingredients
- 200g/3 1/2 oz turkey breast slices
- 2 x tubs of low fat cream cheese or cottage cheese
- Lettuce leaves and tomatoes to serve
WEIGHT CONVERTER
Method
- Spread the soft cheese along one side of each of the turkey slices.
- Roll up each slice.
- Serve on a plate with lettuce leaves and chopped tomatoes if preferred, or on their own.
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