Burrito de Huevo
Egg burrito; scrambled eggs, sometimes with chorizo or machaca.
Venture into our Wraps category – the ultimate celebration of this globally loved sandwich variant! Discover the versatile beauty of wraps and burritos, where ingredients harmoniously bundle up in a blanket of bread or tortilla. From the traditional Middle Eastern Shawarma to the hearty Mexican Burrito, we're wrapping up flavors from around the world. Embrace the fact: yes, wraps and burritos are definitely sandwiches, and they offer a world of culinary delight.
Egg burrito; scrambled eggs, sometimes with chorizo or machaca.
Bean burrito; simple refried beans in flour tortilla. Traditional, simple.
Breakfast burrito; eggs, meat, potatoes in flour tortilla.
On the El Paso–Juárez border you order a burrito by its pot. De chile verde is the green one: pork shredded pale in tomatillo and roasted chile, rolled thin, foil-twisted.
A Northern Mexican burrito named for its color, not a state: beef or pork braised in chile colorado, the brick-red sauce of dried guajillo pods, reduced to a glaze and rolled in warm wheat.
The burrito de chicharrón stews hard pork crackling in salsa until it slackens and swells, then wraps it in a warm flour tortilla: a snack fried for its crunch cooked tender on purpose.
Grilled beef burrito; carne asada, often with just guacamole and salsa in Mexican style.
Green chile pork burrito, NM style.
The Sonoran wrap built on a paper-thin forty-centimetre wheat flour tortilla, filled with machaca or carne asada and rolled tight. The Sonoran name for the local burrito form.
Eggs, potato, cheese, and chile rolled in a warm flour tortilla and sealed in foil, peeled down as you drive. The Santa Fe naming claim, and the older dish beneath it.
Breakfast burrito with hash browns or fries inside.
Fusion combining birria with ramen elements.
Ground beef, nacho cheese, beans, sour cream, cheddar in flour tortilla.
The bean-and-cheese burrito is the form at its floor: warm refried beans and a melting cheese fused into one body inside warm wheat, the everyday norteno and Cal-Mex base.
Arizona style; often with green chile influence from New Mexico, chimichanga popular.
Pork shaved off a vertical trompo, all charred edges and chile-achiote marinade, packed into a Mission-style flour tortilla with rice, beans, grilled pineapple and salsa.
A Sunday roast rebuilt to carry: one Yorkshire pudding baked wide and flat, folded around sliced beef, roast potatoes, stuffing, greens, and gravy, and eaten standing at a market stall.
Tortilla wrap with various fillings; very common.
Tandoor-charred yoghurt-marinated chicken folded into a soft naan painted with cool raita, with sliced red onion and cucumber; the British-Indian curry-house portable form of a 1920s Peshawar dish.
A spice bag is a loose pile of salt-chilli chicken and chips from the fryer; the wrap rolls that finished Dublin takeaway invention into a warm tortilla for the walk home.
Skewered spiced mince off a charcoal sigri, folded into a roomali roti so thin it flaps like a handkerchief: the Lucknawi and Delhi kebab roll, cousin to Kolkata's paratha-wrapped kati.
A whole deep-fried samosa pressed into sliced white bread with mango chutney: the British-Indian corner-shop appropriation of a Central Asian pastry into a 1950s loaf.