Easy Dinner Recipes: Flatout Pinwheel Party Sandwiches Recipe

ByJanel
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I received a gift card to purchase Flatout bread and ingredients and a DIY Kids cooking kit in exchange for this post. The opinions expressed above are my own. Topic: Pinwheel party sandwiches, easy dinner recipes

Summer is here which means we are all looking for a light and easy dinner recipes that doesn’t require any cooking to keep our homes cool. I’m excited to share this fun recipe my kids and I worked on together to create that would be perfect for a summer get together and is very kid friendly! To keep lunchtime fun and encourage my boys to eat up, we like to make our lunch look fun to eat. Switching it up by making pinwheel party sandwiches is a perfect way to do just that.

Flatout Pinwheel Party Sandwiches

How to Make Pinwheel Party Sandwiches

Start by pulling out all the sandwich ingredients you plan to use. Prepare anything that needs to be cut such as the tomatoes, cheese, and your spinach or lettuce. Put all your ingredients together on a cutting board or tray so they are easy to see and reach. Then, your kids can help by making their own sandwich creations. Give your child a Flatout flatbread which is a healthy alternative to bread and works perfectly for making a pinwheel sandwich. Then, let them pick out whatever toppings they would like on their own sandwich.

Flatout Pinwheel Party Sandwiches - Easy Dinner Recipe

When they have all of their toppings laid out on their flatbread, show them how to roll up the bread to create a wrap or burrito looking sandwich. Start at one edge and slowly roll up your sandwich until you reach the other side.

Your sandwich will now be shaped like a wrap and look a bit like a burrito. Then, let your children help you to cut your sandwich into pinwheels with a handheld pizza cutter. Be sure to use adult supervision as the pizza cuter still has a sharp edge and young children should not do this step without assistance. Cut through the wrap about every inch creating small, easy to handle pinwheel party sandwiches! Then, pair your lunch with your favorite summer fruit such as grapes, watermelon, or cantaloupe and you’ve got the perfect summer lunch!

 

Flatout Pinwheel Party Sandwiches Recipe

Flatout Pinwheel Party Sandwiches

Flatout Pinwheel Party Sandwiches
 
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Simple sandwiches that are healthly, light, and kid friendly!
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Recipe type: Lunch
Serves: 1
Ingredients:
  • Flatout Flatbread
  • Ham or turkey lunch meat
  • Spinach or lettuce
  • Tomatoes
  • Cheese, sliced
  • Pepperoni, optional
  • Italian or Ranch dressing, optional
Directions:
  1. Start with one Flatout flatbread.
  2. Lay out four thin slices of cheese across the flatbread. We used 2 slices of cheddar and two slices of Monterrey jack.
  3. Add 4-6 slices of lunch meat.
  4. Then, pile spinach, tomatoes and pepperoni only to the first third or so of your flatbread. Top with a little bit of dressing, if you'd like. A lite Italian dressing or ranch works good.
  5. Roll up your flatbread starting at the side where you added the bulk of your ingredients. Roll up your flatbread moving slowly to keep all your layers in place as you go.
  6. Use a pizza cutter and slice off the ends to give you a fresh pretty roll. Then, make another cut about every inch.

pinwheel sandwiches

We had a great time making our sandwiches together and my boys absolutely loved them! They thought they were so fun to eat and loved the flatbread! I really like Flatout’s flatbread because it has half the calories and half the carbs compared to using two slices of traditional whole wheat bread giving me a way to sneak in healthy without it feeling boring or tasting bad. Plus, I love the taste of their flatbread! Flatout Flatbread is now available at Sam’s Club! They are available in a 2-pack for $4.88 and you can choose from Flatout Light Original Wrap or Flatout Multigrain Wraps.

Here’s another great recipe for using Flatbread!

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  7. I would like to try the Flatout Thin Crust Flatbread Pear & Gorgonzola Pizza

  14. I would love to try the Breaded Chicken Foldit Sliders with the kids, thanks!

  25. i love this exact recipe, except for instead of pepperoni we use bacon and ranch! delicious! also we use the spinach wraps, kids love them bc they are green!

  31. The

    Arugula Mushroom Flatout Thin Crust Pizza recipe looks wonderful.

  33. I would love to create the Blue Cheese Foldit Burger!
    priscillavbenavides at yahoo dotcom

  52. I would make Pizzas with the flatout and let the kids put their favorite toppings on it.

  57. I want to try the Amazing Foldit Big Juicy Burger with the Flatout® Healthy Artisan Foldit Flatbread

  59. We like spicy food so it would be fun to make the Flatout Thin Crust Flatbread Buffalo Chicken Pizza.

  63. I would like to try the Flatout Thin Crust Flatbread Artichoke Sausage Pizza. It looks good!

  69. My sons’ love pizza so I would like to make the Flatout Thin Crust Flatbread Buffalo Chicken Pizza.

  70. I think I would make the pizza, the Flatout Thin Crust Flatbread Pepperoni Pizza. They love pizzaanyway they can get it and this is so much healthier than other recipes.

  87. Flatout® Thin Crust Flatbread Bualo Chicken Pizza would be “Da bomb” as my kids would say

  91. We would try the Flatout Apple Streusel Pizza. Thank you!
    crystalfaulkner2000 at yahoo dot com

  103. We’d make the Breaded Chicken Foldit Sliders – oh yum!
    Thank you.
    Rafflecopter name Barbara Montag

  108. We’d love to try the Flatout Thin Crust Flatbread Pepperoni Pizza, the kids would be happy.

  116. The Caprese Foldit Sandwich looks delicious and would be even better with tomatoes & basil from our garden!

    demureprincess7(at)gmail(dot)com

  121. I’d put cream cheese on first,then ham,cheese,olives and roll it up. My mom makes these every holiday or b-day and they’re so good. Now that there’s whole grain tortillas it’s even better for you.Thank you 🙂

  127. Bacon, Egg Salad Flatout Wrap

    Posted in Fast Breakfast

    1 Flatout® Light Flatbread

    2 hard boiled eggs, chopped

    1 Tbs fat free mayonnaise

    1/2 tsp yellow mustard

    freshly ground pepper, to taste

    2 slices cooked lower sodium turkey bacon such as Butterball brand

  142. I would let my boys make their own individual pizzas with their favorite toppings.

  143. You will roll your eyes……………I have one grandkid who would just insist on butter and sugar and cinnamon roll ups. *what else?* roll my eyes………………..The other one- she would say oh anything at all. ME- oh wow I want to make that pear and gorgonzolla pizza.. only, can I sub a different cheese? LOL Brie!! Yes, that is it. Brie and Pear

  147. The Cheddar, Mushroom, and Avocado Flatout Fanini Griller is right up my alley.

  153. Thats a good idea to get the kids together and having fun. It also seems that they would eat a little better if fun ways to cook were intriduced, like the pinwheel party sandwiches.

  158. I would love to try the foldit with a burger! Or try a veggie roll up – tomatoes, sprouts, pickles, onions, peppers!

  166. I’d love to make the Thai Chicken Flatout Thin Crust Pizza!

    Geoff K
    gkaufmanss at yahoo dot com

  172. I think the Thin Crust Chocolate Raspberry PIzza would be fun (and delicious!) Thank you.
    sharonjo at gwtc dot net

  174. Mmmm… I want to try that Flatout Flatbread Pear and Gorgonzola pizza! That sounds awesome!!

  175. I would try the Caprese Foldit Sandwich recipe.

    Name on rafflecopter: Mary Happymommy

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