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Peanut butter and banana wrap

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A wrap spread with peanut butter and rolled around a banana with raisins. Five minutes and no cooking; eaten with one hand.

  • Ready in5 minutes
  • Serves1

Per serving

  • 415Calories
  • 11gProtein
  • 62gCarbs
  • 16gFat
  • 6gFibre

How this fits your own daily target

Ingredients

  • 1 wrap flour tortillas / wraps
  • 24 g peanut butter
  • 100 g bananas
  • 15 g raisins

Method

  1. Warm the wrap for twenty seconds in a dry pan or the microwave so it rolls without cracking.
  2. Spread the peanut butter over the whole wrap.
  3. Lay the peeled banana along one edge and scatter the raisins beside it.
  4. Roll tightly from the banana edge, cut in half on the diagonal and eat.

What this plate gives you

This is a carbohydrate breakfast, 62 g, from the tortilla, the banana and the raisins, and it is the lowest-protein breakfast in the library at 11 g. It is here because it takes five minutes, needs no fridge and no pan, and at 415 calories fits a fifth of a 2,000-calorie day. If protein matters more to you at breakfast, the cottage cheese and egg plates carry three times as much for the same calories.

Swaps

  • A wholegrain wrap: about 3 g more fibre.
  • A spoon of Greek yoghurt inside: about 5 g more protein.
  • Leave out the raisins: 45 calories fewer.

Keeping it

Wrapped tightly it keeps at room temperature for the morning and in the fridge for a day. The banana browns after that.