Roast Dinner Yorkshire Wrap
A full Sunday roast rolled in one giant Yorkshire pudding. York Roast Co put its YorkyPud Wrap on sale in 2017, a September video carried it worldwide, and Camden answered with the Yorkshire Burrito.
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.
A full Sunday roast rolled in one giant Yorkshire pudding. York Roast Co put its YorkyPud Wrap on sale in 2017, a September video carried it worldwide, and Camden answered with the Yorkshire Burrito.
Pitta stuffed with falafel, kebab meat, or salad.
Hot gram-flour fritters in a soft Scottish morning roll with chutney, eaten one-handed against a tight steam clock. The Glasgow curry-house and takeaway answer to the chip butty.
The one curry-house starter that crossed the road into the chip shop. A craggy gram-flour fritter packed hot into a soft Lancashire barm, with the poppadom-tray chutney and raita along for the ride.
Various fillings wrapped in naan bread.
Spiced chicken with salsa, guacamole, sour cream.
Doner-style lamb in pitta or wrap with salad.
Crispy aromatic duck, hoisin, cucumber and spring onion rolled into one soft wrapper: the restaurant's table-built pancake committed to a single cylinder, with the sweet sauce holding it shut.
Middle Eastern-style flatbread with fillings.
Crispy aromatic duck is a British-Chinese invention, steamed then deep-fried so it shreds. The wrap takes the carve-it-yourself restaurant ritual and commits it to one chiller-cabinet cylinder.
The British curry house wound into a cylinder for the lunch hour: tikka rolled the way the Kolkata kati roll taught, the tandoor traded for a griddle.
Britain's tandoor classic served cold: spiced, charred chicken folded through a clinging dressing in soft white bread, the curry-house flavour fitted to a meal-deal lunch.
Dry char from the tandoor, a cool raita against the heat, mango chutney for sweetness: the curry-house favourite folded into a soft white bap.
Chicken tikka with cucumber raita (yogurt sauce).
Chicken tikka with mango chutney; popular combination.
Chicken, lettuce, Parmesan, Caesar dressing in wrap.
Spoon butter chicken into a warm naan and roll it tight, and Britain's favourite mild curry becomes street food, inheriting the kati-roll trick of rolling the curry into the bread to eat it by hand.
Boiled potato, cucumber, tomato, onion and beetroot pressed in green-chutney-painted pao over a charcoal chimta; a Mumbai street sandwich of the 1960s textile-mill years.
Any sandwich filling rolled in a flour tortilla or lavash; 1990s health-food trend that became permanent American sandwich format.
A corn-flour cake split and packed warm with shredded chicken and avocado, black beans and queso, or shredded beef and cheese; the everyday food of a US Venezuelan diaspora.
A bolillo split and griddled, sealed with refried beans, packed with grilled fajita meat, avocado, and cool toppings. The Mexican torta as it reads on the Texas border.
The first thing a good one does is crack: a thin breaded cutlet shut into a soft roll with beans and avocado, the whole build arranged so that shatter survives the wet load to the bite.
"Super" is an instruction about a moisture budget, not a flavour: guacamole, sour cream, and cheese folded into a sealed San Francisco Mission-style tube, a containment problem.