Creamy Chicken Bacon Wraps

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Mix cream cheese, ranch, shredded chicken, and bacon. Spread on tortillas, roll up, chill, and slice. A simple snack or appetizer.

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Updated on Tue, 15 Apr 2025 20:54:37 GMT
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Close-up of tortilla wraps filled with creamy bacon and chicken mix, arranged on a wooden board. | kyliecook.com

These Chicken Bacon Ranch Roll-Ups vanished within seconds at my daughter's soccer gathering. They've become my reliable standby whenever I'm in a hurry but want something tasty that'll wow a group. The mix of juicy chicken, crunchy bacon and smooth ranch all tucked into fluffy tortillas makes the ultimate grab-and-go snack that gets everyone grinning.

An Unfailing Crowd-Pleaser

I grab these roll-ups for everything from packed meals to game watches to community dinners. They're super portable, quick to throw together, and somehow satisfy even the fussiest mouths in my family. The best part? I can make them beforehand, which is absolutely priceless during hectic weekdays.

Your Shopping List

  • Cooked Chicken: Grab a store-bought rotisserie bird for extra flavor punch.
  • Ranch Mix: A single packet works magic on every ingredient.
  • Bacon Pieces: Make them super crispy for maximum texture.
  • Flour Tortillas: Go for the larger, pliable ones for easy rolling.
  • Cheddar Cheese: Grate it yourself for smoother melting.
  • Cream Cheese: Take time for proper softening, you won't regret it.
  • Parsley: A handful of chopped fresh herbs brightens everything up.
  • Salt and Pepper: Just enough to bring all tastes alive.

Let's Whip These Up

Mix Your Base
Blend your room-temperature cream cheese with the ranch powder until completely smooth. Then stir in your chicken, bacon and seasonings until everything's evenly mixed.
Wrap 'Em Up
Cover each tortilla with filling almost to the edges. I always keep a tiny border clean to prevent spillage. Then roll them tightly like you're bundling up a newborn.
Chill Out Time
Tightly bundle each roll in plastic wrap and twist the ends like little candies. Stick them in the fridge for at least 4 hours though my kids can barely stand the wait.
Slice And Serve
Grab your sharpest bread knife to cut into neat little wheels. I place them on my favorite serving dish and watch them quickly disappear.

Time-Saving Magic

These roll-ups are my ultimate prep-ahead wonder. Put them together the night before and they're good to go whenever hunger strikes. They're perfect for crazy mornings when lunch is the last thing on your mind or when you get surprise party invitations.

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A wooden platter is filled with sliced tortilla pinwheels containing a creamy filling with bacon, herbs, and cheese, accompanied by a bowl of sliced peppers in the background. | kyliecook.com

Smart Cooking Tips

Don't rush the cream cheese softening step, you'll thank me later. I always stick with flour tortillas because they roll up just right. Sometimes I sneak in leafy greens or scallions without anyone noticing, and they get some extra goodness without complaints.

Storage Smarts

Any extras will stay yummy in a sealed container for a day or two. Just remember they taste way better when fresh, while the tortillas stay soft and the filling remains perfectly creamy.

Tasty Twists

I toss in some scallions or chives when I want extra tang. After the holidays, leftover turkey works brilliantly instead of chicken. My little ones go crazy when I add crunchy crouton bits – it's basically a wrapped-up salad.

Always The First Gone

These roll-ups have come to my rescue at countless gatherings. From my boy's baseball tournaments to block parties, they're always snatched up first. There's something about that bite-sized shape that makes them totally irresistible – even the kids come back looking for more.

Customize Your Kick

We sometimes dump in more ranch powder when we want bolder flavor. My hubby begs for pepper jack instead of cheddar. Those fancy colored spinach and tomato wraps make gorgeous pinwheels during Christmas and other celebrations.

Packed Lunch Winner

These roll-ups transform boring school lunches into something exciting. My children smile when they find them waiting at lunchtime. I usually pack extras since their classmates always try to swap. Add some fruit on the side and you've got an awesome meal-to-go.

Keep That Freshness

Make sure your roll-ups stay delicious by wrapping them correctly in the refrigerator. I wrap them snugly in plastic to maintain freshness and stop them getting dry. They're best eaten within two days, though honestly they rarely stick around that long in our house.

Great Sidekicks

We love eating these with my zesty slaw or a simple green salad. Put out some more ranch sauce or try dunking them in honey mustard. I sometimes whip up a spicy chipotle dip that gives them just the right amount of heat.

For Big Groups

Need to feed lots of hungry folks? This recipe scales up wonderfully. Just load up on tortillas and fillings. I often make a huge batch the day before a big event to save myself tons of stress.

Family Favorite

These roll-ups have grown beyond just food in our home. They've become part of our big events, sports nights and quiet family meals. The simple ingredients blend into something that always creates happy faces and clean plates throughout my kitchen.

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A close-up view of sliced pinwheel wraps filled with cream cheese, bacon, and herbs. | kyliecook.com

Frequently Asked Questions

→ How far in advance can I prep these?

You can make them the night before and keep them in the fridge. They'll stay fresh for about 1-2 days, though they might soften over time.

→ Can they be heated?

Sure! Pop them in the oven at 375°F for about 15 minutes or cook in a skillet until crispy and gooey.

→ What type of chicken should I use?

Shredded rotisserie, boiled, or canned chicken all work great. Just make sure it's cooked and drained well.

→ Can I swap bacon pieces for fresh bacon?

Absolutely. Use freshly fried bacon crumbles instead, but drain the grease first for the best texture.

→ Why use plastic wrap when chilling?

Tightly wrapping helps hold the shape and keeps everything fresh. It also helps the fillings stay put as they set.

Chicken Bacon Ranch Rolls

Stuff tortillas with creamy chicken, ranch, and crispy bacon. Great for gatherings or packed lunches. Easy to prepare ahead of time.

Prep Time
20 Minutes
Cook Time
240 Minutes
Total Time
260 Minutes
By: Kylie

Category: Quick Bites

Difficulty: Easy

Cuisine: American

Yield: 48 Servings (48 pieces)

Dietary: ~

Ingredients

01 1 cup shredded chicken, cooked beforehand.
02 16 oz of softened cream cheese.
03 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley leaves.
04 2 tablespoons of ranch-flavored dry mix.
05 Salt and black pepper to your liking.
06 2.5 oz of crispy bacon crumbles.
07 6 large 10-inch flour wraps.
08 1 cup of cheddar cheese, grated.

Instructions

Step 01

Stir together cream cheese, ranch mix, chicken, bacon, parsley, and some salt and pepper in a bowl.

Step 02

Spread the mixture over each tortilla evenly, then roll them up tightly.

Step 03

Cover each roll completely in plastic wrap, making sure the ends are twisted shut.

Step 04

Pop the rolls into the fridge for a minimum of 4 hours to firm up.

Step 05

Slice rolls into thin rounds, about 1/2 to 3/4 inch each, using a serrated blade.

Notes

  1. Store in the fridge for up to 24 hours before serving.
  2. Canned chicken or rotisserie chicken work fine.
  3. Try serving warm if you'd prefer!

Tools You'll Need

  • Large bowl to mix in.
  • Knife for slicing rolls.
  • Board for cutting.

Allergy Information

Please check ingredients for potential allergens and consult a health professional if in doubt.
  • Dairy.
  • Gluten.

Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)

It is important to consider this information as approximate and not to use it as definitive health advice.
  • Calories: 62
  • Total Fat: 4 g
  • Total Carbohydrate: 4 g
  • Protein: 2 g