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Turkey Club Pinwheels

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These little Turkey Club Pinwheels are layered with meat, cheese, and veggies.  Such an easy appetizer recipe to make for lunch, dinner, or game days.

A white plate with three turkey club pinwheels standing up with a toothpick and cherry tomato

We love keeping different kinds of deli meat, veggies, and tortillas in our fridge, so anyone can make a quick roll up if they are hungry. It’s an easy thing to put together for a quick grab and go lunch when the kids are running out the door in a hurry.

These are also an easy appetizer to make for game days.  During the winter months, we like to make “snack suppers” and play cards or board games as a family. 

These turkey roll ups and these Blackberry Brie Bites are two of my favorites to munch on, while our kids love these Stuffed Crust Pepperoni Pizza Bites.

Turkey Club Pinwheels in a clear plastic container with cherry tomatoes

The best part about these turkey roll ups is that you can customize everything to your taste. Don’t like turkey or ham?  Try rolling salami, roast beef, or deli chicken instead.

Try adding some fresh avocado or a little bit of salsa to the cream cheese mixture before spreading it on the tortillas.  It’s a delicious way to spice it up a little.

Three turkey club pinwheels topped with cherry tomatoes on a white plate

These turkey cream cheese roll ups are so easy to make.  Spread on the ranch dip and layer meats, cheese, and lettuce on top.  Then roll them up and refrigerate until you need them. This is a great recipe to make ahead of time.

How to make Turkey Club Pinwheels:

  1. Mix together cream cheese, yogurt, and ranch powder. Spread on tortillas. (full recipe at bottom)
  2. Sprinkle with shredded cheese and crumbled cooked bacon.
  3. Layer turkey, ham, and lettuce on top and roll up slowly.
  4. Wrap each roll up in plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least an hour.
  5. Remove the plastic wrap and cut into slices. Top each one with a toothpick and tomato right before serving.

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A turkey club pinwheel cut in half and stacked on a white plate

These are also a great snack to share at any tailgating party or game night.  Make a variety of meat roll ups and serve them on a board with different dipping sauces. 

A plate of these fun turkey club pinwheels with toothpicks will disappear in a hurry no matter where you serve them.

More easy appetizers for game days:

Three turkey club pinwheels on a white plate topped with a toothpick and cherry tomato

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Turkey Club Pinwheels

Turkey Club Pinwheels

Yield: 24 pinwheels
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 20 minutes

These little Turkey Club Pinwheels are layered with meat, cheese, and veggies.  Such an easy appetizer recipe to make for lunch, dinner, or game days.

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.
  3. Place 2 slices of ham and 2 slices of turkey on each tortilla.
  4. Then layer some lettuce on top of the meat. Gently roll up and wrap in plastic wrap.
  5. Refrigerate for one hour. Cut each tortilla in 6 slices. Top with a toothpick and grape tomato.
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 24 Serving Size: 1
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 65Total Fat: 4gSaturated Fat: 2gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 2gCholesterol: 18mgSodium: 275mgCarbohydrates: 2gFiber: 0gSugar: 1gProtein: 4g

Nutrition facts are an estimate and are not guaranteed to be accurate. If you need special diet advice, please see a registered dietician.

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© Jocelyn @ Inside BruCrew Life
Cuisine: American / Category: Appetizers
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*The post for Turkey Club Pinwheels was first published August 10, 2015. The pictures and post were updated and republished December 29, 2020.

 

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Comments

  2. Mallory says

    My son loves this type of stuff!

    Do you think this could be frozen for easy grab through out the week?! ( summer camp lunches)

    Reply

    • Jocelyn says

      I think these would freeze well, although I would probably leave the lettuce out of them if you do that. I think lettuce thawing out could potentially be slimy and not so appetizing. I hope your son enjoys these pinwheels!!!

      Reply

  3. Deirdre Hill Brown says

    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!

    Reply

  4. AFrancis says

    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?

    Reply

    • Jocelyn says

      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 😉

      Reply

  5. Hana says

    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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  12. tanya says

    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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  15. ColleenB. says

    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

    Reply

    • Jocelyn says

      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!!!

      Reply

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