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Vegetarian tortilla pinwheels are a potluck classic but this rainbow version is a total upgrade! This healthy appetizer recipe is quick and easy to make.
Tortilla pinwheels were a potluck classic growing up in the Midwest. They were a welcome presence at every party and usually had an assortment of sandwich meats and sliced cheeses in them. I could never pass them up.
Read on for the healthy rainbow tortilla pinwheels recipe…
Easy Healthy Appetizer Recipe
The rainbow version of the Midwest classic is packed with fresh veggies and has a halfway homemade approach (my favorite way to entertain!) by using the store-bought dip to help you cut down on prep time.
Even better, the veggies can be sliced the night before making things even easier. Spreading the dip and arranging the veggies takes just minutes.
This recipe is also a wrap that I can eat for lunch on the go since it’s healthy yet satisfying and doesn’t make a mess or need to be reheated.
My dip of choice for this recipe is La Terra Fina’s Sriracha Three Cheese Dip & Spread. There’s a spicy kick it gives the wraps, and the beautiful red-orange color is all natural – no added dyes or preservatives.
How to Make Healthy Rainbow Tortilla Pinwheels
Prep ingredients by slicing thinly.
Spread veggie dip over tortilla.
Arrange sliced veggies as shown.
Roll up tortilla tightly, tucking it in as you go.
Slice tortilla crosswise into 1-inch pieces.
Why These Rainbow Pinwheels are the Best:
- You can prep the ingredients the night before your party and put them together in just a couple of minutes!
- Rainbow colored foods are better than all other foods. It’s science.
- Vegetables never tasted – or looked – better!
- Using store-bought La Terra Fina dip makes it even easier.
- They also make a great easy lunch unsliced as a wrap.
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Rainbow Veggie Pinwheels Healthy Appetizer Recipe
Tortilla pinwheels are a potluck classic but this rainbow version is a total upgrade! This easy healthy appetizer recipe is quick and easy to make.
- Author: Kelly Egan - A Side of Sweet
- Prep Time: 15 minutes
- Cook Time: 0 minutes
- Total Time: 15 minutes
- Yield: 36 pinwheels 1x
- Category: Appetizers
- Method: No bake
- Cuisine: American
- Diet: Vegetarian
Ingredients
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- 3 12-inch spinach tortilla wraps
- 10-ounce container of La Terra Fina Sriracha Three Cheese Dip & Spread
- 1 red pepper, cored and thinly sliced
- 1 yellow pepper, cored and thinly sliced
- 12 baby carrots, thinly sliced
- ¼ red cabbage, thinly sliced
- 1 cup fresh spinach
Instructions
- Divide the dip evenly into three parts and spread a thin layer on one side of each tortilla.
- Arrange the prepared veggies in rows on the tortilla (see picture).
- Starting at one side, roll the tortilla up over the veggies, pressing it together tightly.
- Slice the tortilla into 1-inch slices crosswise.
Keywords: Rainbow Food, Pinwheels, Appetizer Recipe, Easy Recipe
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Cynthia says Hi, I can’t find the La Terra Fina dip in any of the stores around me. Do you have something that would be a good substitute for this recipe?
Thanks,
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- Kelly Egan - A Side of Sweet says
Hi Cynthia – You can try hummus, a different brand of spreadable snack dip or even a savory- flavored cream cheese (like herbs or vegetable).
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- Tibby says
Not a vegetarian myself, but these are beautiful! How far in advance of serving could you put the roll together and store in fridge (would slice right before serving) I am helping with an at home wedding rehearsal dinner, and want to serve one or two lovingly-prepared vegetarian appetizers. Thank you!
- Kelly Egan - A Side of Sweet says
Hi Tibby – I think you could get away with making them the night before but I would actually recommend slicing them then. The reason is I suspect they will start to get a little soggy rolled up and be more mushy when you slice them the next day. Let me know how it goes!
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- Laura Adams says
Kelly, these are just beautiful! I am not a vegetarian, but I am on Weight Watchers Freestyle, and these come out to 0-1 point per 3 pinwheel serving! Fantastic!
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- Kelly Egan - A Side of Sweet says
Hi Laura – I’m so glad they work for Weight Watchers! Enjoy!
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- Laura Adams says
Thanks for the quick reply, Kelly. I’m making them this weekend to take to a couples’ retreat with our church. They will be a hit! Thanks for the recipe.
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- Bethany says
Hi Kelly. I made these tonight for healthy snacks this week. I didn’t have La Terra Fina at my store. I mixed some organic cream cheese with some sour cream, a tiny bit of milk, lemon juice and cajun spices. They turned out great! I’ve been munching on a few as I made them. Thanks!
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- Kelly Egan - A Side of Sweet says
Sounds amazing! Love that suggestion!
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- Georgia says
Is this vegan
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- Kelly Egan - A Side of Sweet says
It is not.
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- Julie says
My kids love these but I struggle with getting them to stay together and not unroll. Any suggestions?
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- Kelly Egan - A Side of Sweet says
It might be related to the type of dip you are using! Something thicker acts as more of a glue. Alternatively if you have time to let them firm up in the fridge all smooshed together that might help too.
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- Jean says
I couldn’t find the La Terra Fina flavor you used so bought La Terra Fina Mexicali which was the first mistake because it was not of the consistency of glue. And the store also didn’t have spinach tortillas so I used flour. I rolled up tightly and the dip spilled out everywhere. I tried less dip and when I cut them they didn’t hold up together. I tried refrigerating the rolled up tortilla and that helped somewhat but we ended up not taking these to the family picnic. But it looks so good and healthy I’ll try again!
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- Kelly Egan - A Side of Sweet says
Oh no! I do hope you’ll give it a second try. Another product that might work is a flavored cream cheese spread. I also like hummus but that can also be a little soft. Good luck!
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