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Turkey Club Pinwheels

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These easy Turkey Club Pinwheels are full of meat and cheese.  They are great snacks to pack in lunches or eat as an after school snack.

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These easy Turkey Club Pinwheels are full of meat and cheese. Perfect lunch or snack option. #dairyfuel #ad @adamideast

It’s that time of year again.  Time to send the kids back to school with backpacks full of binders, pencils, and red pens.  Is it just me or does summer seem to go by faster and faster each year?  It seriously feels like we just got out.  Although I’m sure some of that has to do with the midwest weather being so much cooler and wetter than we are used to during the summer months.

This past week our kids went camping with their grandparents.  My hubby and I headed over to the parent orientation at the school, and then we went to the store to get the basic school supplies.

Our daughter was so upset that we would do school shopping without her.  I can’t tell you how many countless texts she sent saying not to go.  We tried to explain that we were just getting the boring stuff…pencils, pens, notebooks, paper, and binders.  Then the texts started being specific about what kind of pens and paper she wanted.  I think we did pretty good at getting what she wanted.  Although she was pretty happy when we took her clothes shopping when they got home.  

Meat and cheese is layered with a cheese spread and veggies for a fun pinwheel snack.

Another thing our kids love doing is planning out what food they want for breakfast and lunch during the school year.  Of course they ask for the basics like chips and cookies, so we have to “suggest” healthy food like meats and cheese.  One thing they all really like are these fun pinwheels.  They are full of different cheeses, meats, and some yogurt.  

These pinwheels are so easy to make.  Spread on the dip and layer the meats, cheese, and lettuce.  Then roll them up and refrigerate until you need to pack them in lunches.

Our kids are old enough that they can make their breakfast and pack their lunches without much help in the morning.  We just keep the fridge stocked with fresh milk, cheese, and yogurt to encourage them to eat healthier.  These healthy choices in the morning keep them fuller longer and also helps them focus more on school work.

Layering meat and cheese with a cheese dip makes a delicious roll up or pinwheel. Perfect for lunch or after school snacks!

There are so many children who are not fortunate enough to have that milk in their refrigerator during the school year.   In an effort to help the Great American Milk Drive, the American Dairy Association Mideast will donate $1 for any “like”, “comment”, or “share” on our recipes on Facebook. This is such an easy way for you to help needy families in your community.

These little pinwheels are great for packing in lunches or eating after school.  There is just something fun about eating bite sized food.  Of course if you have an older child, you might want to just give them the full size roll up.  I know my oldest would not be so thrilled if he had to munch on these little bites at the school lunch table.

These are also a great snack to share at any tailgating party or game night.  Feel free to customize the meats and cheeses to fit your taste.  Just spread a little bit of dip on the tortilla before layering on the meats and cheeses.  Then set out a bowl of the dip or pack a small cup in case someone would like more on their pinwheels.

A plate of these fun turkey club pinwheels with toothpicks will disappear in a hurry no matter where you serve them.  And you can just sit back and smile knowing you helped everyone get one of their dairy servings for the day.

These easy pinwheels are layered with meat and cheese and an easy cheese dip. Great for packing in lunches or eating as an after school snack!

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Turkey Club Pinwheels

Prep Time: 20 minutes

Total Time: 20 minutes

Yield: 24 pinwheels

Turkey Club Pinwheels

Cheese and yogurt along with meat and cheese make a delicious lunch or snack treat when rolled into a tortilla shell. Perfect for school lunches or after school snacks.

Ingredients

  • 4 ounces cream cheese, softened
  • 1/4 cup Greek yogurt
  • 1 Tablespoon dry ranch powder
  • 1/2 cup shredded cheddar jack cheese
  • 1/4 cup cooked crumbled bacon
  • 4 - 8 inch soft tortilla shells
  • 8 slices deli ham
  • 8 slices deli turkey
  • shredded romaine lettuce
  • 24 grape tomatoes

Instructions

  1. Mix together the cream cheese, yogurt, and ranch powder. Spread a spoonful of dip over each tortilla.
  2. Sprinkle the cheese and bacon on top of the dip. Place 2 slices of ham and 2 slices of turkey on each tortilla. Then layer some lettuce on top of the meat. Gently roll up and wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate for one hour. Cut each tortilla in 6 slices. Top with a toothpick and grape tomato. Store in a sealed container in the refrigerator. Makes 24 pinwheels or 4 roll ups.
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Make sure you check out all the amazing recipes in this dairy exchange:

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Shugary Sweets, Brown Sugar Latte
Food Faith Fitness, Banana Pancakes Taco Style
Love Grows Wild, Florentine Meatballs
Lemons of Lulu, Baked Spaghetti Lasagna
Eat2Gather, Cheesy Sweet Potato and Kale Strata
Well-Plated, Breakfast Quesadilla
Country Cleaver, Chicken Florentine Flatbread

 

More delicious recipes to fill your dairy requirements this school year:

Loaded Egg Burritos

Loaded Egg Burritos

Pizza Pinwheels

Pizza Pinwheels

Pepperoni Alfredo Pizza Dip

Pepperoni Alfredo Pizza Dip

 

Layering meat and cheese with a cheese dip makes a delicious roll up or pinwheel. Perfect for lunch or after school snacks!

 

*This post has been sponsored by ADA Mideast. As always, all opinions are 100% my own.

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Comments

    • Thank you!! My kids aren’t big sandwich eaters either, so I’m always looking for fun new ways to send lunches. I wish I would have had these growing up too!!!

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  12. Sorry, but I do Facebook but I must say, your Turkey Club Pinwheels looks Fantastic.
    I like almost any kind of pinwheels; just as long as they aren’t spicy hot.
    Thanks for sharing your recipe

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  15. I’m all for easy! These pinwheels would be simple enough for my kids to make for themselves. These are such a fun alternative to PB & J!

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  22. I want to pack this in my grown-up lunchbox! I used to eat a turkey sandwich almost every single day for lunch, so I would have been all over these. The Greek yogurt and ranch spread also sounds amazing!

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  23. I like this recipe but I don’t know that anyone in my family will eat greek yogurt….what do you think you could replace it with, do you think plain yogurt would work maybe?

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    • Greek yogurt is plain yogurt. You could also sub sour cream in place of the yogurt. Honestly though, I bet your family would never even know it was yogurt 😉

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  24. I am totally making these……..for myself! My “kids” are now ages 42 and 45!! (sigh)
    But, I will pass this great recipe on to them too, so they can make it for their grownup lunches now too!
    Thanks for the great recipes!

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