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Always On The Lookout For New And Healthy Recipes – Greek Wrap

This Greek roasted red pepper wrap by Maebells‘ is made simply by rolling up roasted red pepper, spinach, cucumber, goat cheese, feta, olives and green onions together. This version of the recipe calls for a whole grain wrap, or use a gluten-free substitute if needed. These veggie wraps are delicious served with a side of hummus for dipping. Print Greek…

via Recipe: Greek Roasted Red Pepper Wrap — Under Armour

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