California Breakfast Wrap (Avocado, Egg, Bacon & More!)

At a glance

What stands out: This California breakfast wrap is great for any meal. Fresh ripe tomatoes, crisp greens, and creamy avocado evenly complement the salty bacon, cream cheese, and eggs. This wrap is totally satisfying!

How long it takes: 5 minutes (not including time to fry bacon)
Equipment you’ll need: none
Servings: makes 1 wrap

We think every day should start with a California breakfast wrap because if we’re being honest, any week that starts with bacon can’t be all bad. (we're not being entirely serious here but we do like bacon!) Actually, this wrap has many of our favorites.

What goes in

Eggs: Rarely a day goes by when we don’t eat a couple of eggs. This wrap features two evenly scrambled eggs.

Bacon: A few slices of crisp bacon provides plenty of flavor and texture. Have you ever tried air fryer bacon? It’s reliable for small batches to use in recipes like this wrap.

Fresh tomatoes: Choose a standby tomatoes you can find. It doesn’t matter what kind they are.

Avocado: Silky, smooth, decadent avocado makes this a “California” wrap since avocados grow in abundance there, or so we've heard. We'd love to be able to grow our own avocados in the backyard!

Greens: Another thing we go through like crazy in our family is pre-washed, ready-to-eat baby greens, like mesclun, spinach, kale, etc.

Cream cheese: Spreadable cream cheese (sold in small plastic tubs) is the glue that holds everything together in this wrap. Choose your favorite kind. We like chive and onion, or garlic and herb.

How it comes together

Prep the ingredients. Fry the bacon, scramble the eggs, slice the avocado.

Assemble the breakfast wrap. All of these tasty ingredients are wrapped up in a deliciously soft wrap (such as FlatOut) or large soft tortilla. Spread a couple tablespoons of cream cheese on the wrap, add the bacon, warm scrambled eggs, sliced avocado, and tomatoes.

Roll it up! Carefully roll up your breakfast wrap and tie it together with a cute blue string. The string is optional, but adorable.

Make Ahead Tip

We like to keep cooked bacon on hand in the refrigerator or freezer so sandwiches like this are straightforward to mix.

Bake a whole package of bacon. It’s straightforward (no flipping or frying) with minimal clean-up. It will keep in the fridge for up to a week or in the freezer for a month.

Learn how to bake bacon today! It’s a game changer.

Variations You Could Make

None are necessary but this is a flexible breakfast wrap recipe.

• If you want to use turkey bacon, go for it! Or make it vegetarian, if you like.
• If you want to use spinach instead of mixed greens, do it!
• If you don’t have avocado, shed a few tears, but make this anyways. It will still be great!
• If scrambled eggs aren’t your jam, give it a go with a couple fried eggs or sliced boiled eggs. Sheet pan eggs work particularly well for this wrap.

• Yield: 1 wrap
• Prep: 10 minutes
• Total: 10 minutes

Ingredients

• 1 large wrap, such as Flatout Flatbread or a large soft tortilla
• 2 tablespoons spreadable cream cheese (choose your favorite)
• 2 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled
• 2 large eggs, scrambled (fried eggs are great, too)
• ¼ avocado, sliced
• ¼ cup finely diced tomatoes
• 1 handful mixed greens (or baby spinach)

Method

1. Spread cream cheese on flatbread, all the way to the edges.
2. In the middle of the wrap, arrange bacon, eggs, avocado, tomatoes.
3. Roll up and enjoy immediately.

Notes

Try sheet pan eggs for this recipe. They work well in a wrap. Fried eggs with a firm yolk are good, too.

Recipe can easily be increased to make as many as you need.