Mini Veggie Bean Burrito

 

Mini Veggie Bean Burrito

High-Volume, High-Flavor Snack: 

A satisfying, high-fiber bite that feels like comfort food—but totally fits your goals.

When snack cravings hit or you need a speedy lunch that doesn’t derail your day, this Mini Veggie Bean Burrito has you covered. Made with pantry and fridge staples like refried beans, salsa, and bagged coleslaw mix, it’s a crunchy, creamy, satisfying wrap that takes just minutes to make.

This recipe is perfect for anyone looking to sneak in more volume, fiber, and protein—without the heavy calories.

🌯 Mini Veggie Bean Burrito

Serves: 1
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: Optional (can warm or eat cold)
Calories: ~180–250 depending on toppings and tortilla brand

🛒 Ingredients:

  • 1 mini low carb tortilla (street taco-sized, ~50–70 calories)
  • 2–3 tbsp refried beans (look for fat-free or vegetarian)
  • 1/2 cup bagged coleslaw mix (shredded cabbage & carrots)
  • 1 tbsp salsa or pico de gallo (your favorite kind)
  • 1–2 tbsp plain Greek yogurt (for creaminess and protein – see Greek yogurt dip ideas here!)

🔄 Optional Add-Ins:

  • A squeeze of lime juice
  • Dash of hot sauce or taco seasoning
  • Fresh cilantro
  • 1 tbsp shredded cheese
  • Pickled jalapeños
  • Sliced avocado (if you want to boost healthy fats)

🧑‍🍳 Directions:

  1. Spread the beans across your tortilla.
  2. Pile on the coleslaw mix — it adds amazing crunch and volume.
  3. Drizzle with salsa and Greek yogurt.
  4. Add any optional toppings you like, such as cooked ground beef, sausage, shrimp or chicken, then fold and enjoy!

👉 You can warm the tortilla and beans first for a cozier bite, or keep it cold for a super quick, on-the-go option.

💡 Why This Works:

  • Low carb tortilla: Gives the feel of a burrito with fewer calories and more fiber.
  • Coleslaw mix: Bulks up the filling without adding much, and adds great texture.
  • Greek yogurt: Creamy and protein-packed, it’s a fantastic swap for sour cream.
  • Refried beans: Satisfying and high in fiber and plant protein.

 

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