Starbucks-Style Spinach Feta Breakfast Wrap Recipe

1. In a small bowl, whisk together egg whites, black pepper, and turmeric.

2. Coat a medium pan with a light layer of cooking spray, over medium heat. Add the eggs and let cook until the bottom sets, about two minutes. Flip to cook the other side, about half a minute, then remove from pan.

3. Coat the pan with a light layer of cooking spray again, if needed. Add spinach to one side and tomato to the other. Let cook, keeping separate and stirring occasionally until spinach is slightly wilted (about two minutes) and tomatoes are cooked (about four minutes). Remove from pan.

4. Spread out your tortilla on a large plate or cutting board. Spread on the cream cheese, leaving about an inch empty on all sides of the tortilla, then sprinkle the feta cheese on top. Arrange spinach and tomatoes over the feta.

5. Fold the eggs into three and place toward one side of the tortilla. Fold over the top and bottom of the tortilla towards the center, then fold over the eggs towards the center and keep rolling tightly until you reach the other end.

6. Return the wrap to the pan, seam side down. Heat over medium for three minutes on each side, until crisped up and golden brown. Cut in half and serve.

Ingredient Variations and Substitutions

You might come across varieties of vegetable-based tortillas when grocery shopping—spinach herb and tomato basil are two common ones. You can try these. Nutrition stats are similar and might even be more impressive in the vitamin and mineral section.

Ingredients call for egg whites to mimic the Starbucks classic. Instead, you can omit the whites and use two large eggs. Egg yolks are good for you. Even though they provide cholesterol (which isn't as unhealthy to eat as we once thought), they're packed with choline, important for memory, heart, and liver health. Two eggs provide almost 70% of your daily target plus 14% of your recommended daily target for vitamin D, which not many whole foods contain.

Note that salt is omitted because the feta cheese provides plenty.

If you have them handy, you can swap in a tablespoon of finely diced sundried tomatoes for the whole tomato.

Use any green you have available or find on sale. Any variety of kale, for example, will fare well in this recipe.

Cooking and Serving Tips

Choose a firm tomato to reduce the amount of liquid in the final product. This will help avoid making the wrap soggy. Spoon out (and eat separately) as much of the liquid in the tomato as possible.

You can prepare this the night before, wrap in parchment or foil, and heat the next morning for breakfast (just don't put the foil in the microwave!). You'll save money and a trip to the store, plus get an added anti-inflammatory boost from the turmeric.