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Hot Honey Taco Beef Crunchwraps

If you love a crunchwrap, this version is a must try. Hot honey taco beef, melted Mexicana cheese, crunchy tortilla chips, fresh salad and chipotle mayo are all wrapped up in a golden toasted tortilla for an easy fakeaway dinner. Best served with a side salad for extra crunch.

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25m

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Hot Honey Taco Beef Crunchwraps

If you love a crunchwrap, this version is a must try. Hot honey taco beef, melted Mexicana cheese, crunchy tortilla chips, fresh salad and chipotle mayo are all wrapped up in a golden toasted tortilla for an easy fakeaway dinner. Best served with a side salad for extra crunch.

Cook

25m

Ingredients

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Step 1

Mix together the honey, hot sauce and chilli flakes in a small bowl and set aside.

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2

M

I

Beef Filling

200

g

Beef mince, 5%

1

tbsp

Taco seasoning

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Per Serving

Calories

595kcal

Fat

19.1g

Carbs

69.4g

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Notes

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  • Chicken mince or turkey mince can be used instead of beef mince.

  • Lower calorie - omit the hot honey and use reduced fat cheddar sliced alternatively omit the tortilla chips.

  • Mature cheddar can be used instead of Mexicana cheese.

  • For extra volume, add more lettuce and tomatoes.

If you don't have mini tortilla wraps, use a cereal bowl or small plate to cut two circles from the large tortillas. These can be used to seal the centre of the crunchwrap in exactly the same way.

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Jasmin A

20 days ago

The folding situation got a little messy and I’m desperate for new pots and pans but still these were super yummy!

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Laurie R

20 days ago

So tasty. My hubby says it'a his fave so far. Waz a winner for sure!

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Karolina

a month ago

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Stephanie H

a month ago

Delicious! Will be cooking again!

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Louise M

a month ago

I used quorn mince with this which works just as well and tastes great fyi don’t use sourdough wraps they fall apart

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Skye B

a month ago

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Lexie T

a month ago

Super quick and easy mid week dinner!

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Sarah M

2 months ago

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MK37

2 months ago

This was absolute DYNAMITE! Actually stunning!! I cheated by using pre-made hot honey instead of honey and chilli flakes. I didn't have lime juice but feel like it wasn't needed anyway. This is going to be a go-to 100%

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Sam D

2 months ago

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Maddison D

2 months ago

Wowwww! Added sweetcorn which was delish too! Really flavoursome way to cook mince- absolutely lovely! Will definitely cook again!

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Caleigh C

2 months ago

Very impressed with the flavor!

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Kate Marie

2 months ago

Heyyy lovely - where did you get your large wraps? I got some from old El Paso but they weren’t much bigger than the mini wraps!😂 gorgeous recipe though xx

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Alex

2 months ago

Hey Kate 😊 I actually use Nevilles I think they're called from Tesco. Ooh yes I think the Old El Paso ones can be quite small xx

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Kate Marie

2 months ago

Ahhh perfect thanks Alex! Xx

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Darcy F

3 months ago

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Sam D

3 months ago

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Diane E

3 months ago

Soooo tasty

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