This hefty low-carb Chicken Caesar Lavash Wrap is a great way to pack extra nutrients into a beloved classic.

Chicken Caesar wrap halves on a wooden serving board.

The Lavash Wrap Is the ONLY Wrap

You’re going to absolutely love this healthified chicken Caesar wrap with lavash! It’s light but satiating, and it’s nourishing without losing the essence of the chicken Caesar wrap we know and love.

And when it comes to wraps, Lavash is a game changer.

What Is Lavash?

You’ve probably been hearing a lot about this Armenian flatbread lately. A nice and traditional homemade Lavash bread is more pita-like, and seems totally worth making. Right now however, Joseph’s Lavash Bread, which is found with the pitas in most supermarkets, is hot.

Not only is it light and low-carb, but it makes the wrapping process incredibly easy because of its rectangular shape and pliable texture.

So if you’re one of those folks (all of us) who love the idea of making a nice and healthy wrap for lunch but can’t be bothered with the fight against a wrap that wants to fall apart, Joseph’s Lavash Bread will be your saving grace.

What to Serve With This

Ingredient Breakdown & Swaps

Exact measurements can be found in the recipe card below.

  • Chicken. You can use leftover chicken, cook your chicken up specifically for this meal, or get yourself a rotisserie chicken (or already shredded rotisserie chicken) from the hot food counter section of your grocery store.
  • Greens. You can use any greens you want! I do have a suggestion, though. If you’re planning on popping your wrap onto a panini press to warm and crisp it up, I’d go with spinach. Spinach just does better than most other greens when it’s heated. If you’re not heating it up, anything goes!
  • Caesar dressing. The most important part. I love using my homemade Caesar dressing because it’s got such a bright and fresh flavor to it. But, as Ina would say, store-bought is fine :)
  • Extra veggies. I like throwing some extra veggies in my wrap for added nutrients. In this wrap I typically go for shredded carrots and chopped tomato. Neither alter the flavor of the chicken Caesar wrap.
  • Parmesan cheese. A Caesar salad just wouldn’t be complete without it.
  • Lemon juice. For an added splash of brightness and acidity, I add fresh squeezed lemon juice and zest.
Ingredients for Chicken Caesar Lavash Wrap recipe on a light background.

How to Make Chicken Caesar Lavash Wrap

Pop all of the ingredients (except the lavash) into a large mixing bowl. With a fork, mix until everything is well blended.

Spoon the mixture over the bottom half of the wrap, leaving about 1 inch of space from the edges.

Take the bottom half of the wrap and carefully fold it over the filling, rolling forward to secure it. Then fold the sides in to close and secure the wrap, ensuring things don’t spill out of the ends. Continue to roll the wrap forward until done.

Glass mixing bowl with chicken, spinach, dressing, parmesan, tomatoes, and carrots before being stirred.
Lavash bread on a serving board with chicken Caesar filling dumped on top.
Place filling on the Lavash closer to the bottom, leaving 1 inch from the sides.
Lavash bread being rolled over the filling to start the wrap.
Roll from the bottom up to cover and secure the filling.
Lavash bread sides folded in to complete the wrapping process.
Fold the sides in to cover and secure ends, then roll up until done.

You can either cut it in half and enjoy it as is, or place it onto a panini press for a few minutes to crisp and warm it. Either way, it’s delicious!

Storage & Meal Prep

You can make the chicken filling in advance, and prep your wraps the morning of the day you plan to eat them to avoid a soggy wrap. The chicken filling can be kept in the fridge in an airtight container for 3-4 days.

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Chicken Caesar Lavash Wrap on a wooden serving board.

Healthy Chicken Caesar Lavash Wrap

This hefty low-carb Chicken Caesar Lavash Wrap is a great way to pack extra nutrients into a beloved classic.
5 from 6 votes
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Prep Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 10 minutes
Servings: 1 wrap
Calories: 353kcal
Author: Dana Sandonato

Ingredients

  • 1 Joseph's Lavash Wrap
  • 3-4 oz shredded or chopped chicken
  • 2 cups chopped greens Romaine, spinach, spring mix—whatever your preference.
  • 1/4 cup chopped tomatoes
  • 2 TBSP shredded carrots
  • 2 TBSP Caesar dressing
  • 1 TBSP grated fresh Parmesan cheese
  • 1 lemon, zested and juiced
  • Cracked pepper

Instructions

  • Set the Lavash aside and place all of the other ingredients into a large mixing bowl. Mix it thoroughly, until everything is evenly distributed.
  • Carefully spoon the Chicken Caesar mixture onto the bottom half of the wrap. Leave approx. 1 inch of space from the edges of the wrap.
  • Pull the bottom half of the wrap over the filling carefully, ensuring the filling remains secured in place. Roll forward once, then fold the sides of the Lavash in to close and secure the wrap. This prevents the filling from spilling out. Continue to roll the wrap forward until the end of the Lavash.
  • You can eat the wrap as is, or pop it onto a panini press for a few minutes until it's crisped and warmed through.

Notes

*Be sure to check the post for step-by-step photos on how to wrap Lavash, as well as serving ideas and storage suggestions.

Nutrition

Serving: 1wrap | Calories: 353kcal | Carbohydrates: 24g | Protein: 34g | Fat: 17g