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Nutritional Info
  • Servings Per Recipe: 1
  • Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 157.6
  • Total Fat: 10.6 g
  • Cholesterol: 0.0 mg
  • Sodium: 773.4 mg
  • Total Carbs: 15.7 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 9.5 g
  • Protein: 8.8 g

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Dill Pickle and Peanut Butter Wrap

Submitted by: SNOOKS318

Introduction

Sounds weird but they are addicting! Great vegan snack on the go! Sounds weird but they are addicting! Great vegan snack on the go!
Number of Servings: 1

Ingredients

    1 Large La Tortilla Wrap
    1 Tbsp. Smart Balance Peanut Butter
    Dill Pickles

Directions

Warm tortilla in microwave for 10-20 seconds
Spread peanut butter and top with pickles
Wrap up tortilla

Number of Servings: 1

Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user SNOOKS318.






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  • BUGGIE726

    Incredible!
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    I never thought to try it with tortillas. I usually use bread, but I love PB & P. Though, I like the bread and butter ones better. Don't knock this till you try it. - 11/3/08

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  • RUBY_QUEEN

    Very Good
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    Dill is good - but bread and butter pickles are 100% better. The sweet, tangy of them adds another dimension to this one! Enjoy! =o) - 10/8/08

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  • LINDA19483


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    first i heard of peanut butter and pickles. - 3/25/13

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  • CLODFELTER8


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    My family eats peanut butter on a Ritz cracker with a slice of dill pickle. We love the taste, but the Ritz cracker is not the best health chice. - 2/1/13

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  • MRSMLBJ


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    I thought I was the only weirdo out there. Glad to know there are more PB & P people. My only problem now is to find low sodium pickles....dill ones that is. - 4/28/12

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  • KOALA_BEAR

    O.K.
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    If I was desperate and out of other foods, I would eat again. However I used a whole wehat tortilla. My friend eats peanut butter, mustard and cheese tho so you am I to argue? there no accounting for taste but this isn't for me. - 9/2/11

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  • JAKELANTX

    Very Good
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    Try chow chow intsead of pickles. - 4/23/11

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  • *AMBER512

    Very Good
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    I grew up on peanut butter and pickle sandwiches, although SWEET pickles. Dill are so gross. =P - 4/24/10

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  • SPANKLADESH


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    i thought i was the lone freak who liked this combo! I also like to add chedder cheese to the mix - 11/14/09

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  • MARA03


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    It sound sliek something a pregnantr woman might indulge in! LOL Interesting recipe, I cannot stand dill pickles so it's out for me but I just had to read it lol - 7/4/09

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  • SATYRANE

    Good
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    When I was in elementary school, we all tried peanut butter and pickle sandwiches because one boy would bring them in. I can't believe there's a recipe for this! :)
    P.S. They WERE pretty good, for those who haven't tried it. - 6/26/08

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  • SHYGIRL01


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    it sounds totally gross but it might just taste good it's tempting - 6/13/08

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  • NINIARTIST

    Incredible!
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    Awesome!!! I grew up on PB & P sandwiches!!! Still love them and this is a good variation. - 6/11/08

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