Loaded Steak Wrap with Counter Protein Tortillas!
HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT!
The @eatcounter high protein tortillas, are officially available for sale on the Counter website!! There are no tortillas that compare to these - we managed to create a tortilla that is not only significantly more macro balanced, but also literally tastes better than a standard tortilla you'd buy in stores. Real tortilla texture and taste. They don't even compare to other "low carb" tortillas that quite literally taste like edible (?) plastic - what you're getting here is simply a tortilla that tastes better, and works better for your diet
733 Calories | 66g Protein 30g Fat | 40g Net Carb
Protein Tortilla Macros: 23g Carbs | 6g Fat | 11g Protein from @eatcounter!
INGREDIENTS:
8oz Flank Steak- season however you'd like
1/2 Russet Potato- Waffle fry cutter in my bio
Guac:
1/2 Jalapeño
1/6th Red Onion
Salt
1/2 Avocado
1/2 lime
Cilantro
Pico:
1/2 Jalapeño
1/4th Red Onion
Salt
1/2 Tomato
1/2 Lime
Cilantro
White Sauce:
40g Fat Free Greek Yogurt
10mL Almond Milk
Enjoy!
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Okay, so you've seen my amazing loaded steak wrap recipe, and I'm still buzzing about these Counter protein tortillas! But let's talk a bit more about why this recipe, and high-protein wraps in general, are such a game-changer for me and my fitness goals. For so long, I struggled to find meals that were both incredibly satisfying and aligned with my macro goals, especially getting enough protein without sacrificing flavor. That's where high-protein steak wraps truly shine. They're not just delicious; they keep me feeling full for hours, helping me avoid those mid-afternoon snack attacks that derail my progress. The protein content in a meal like this is crucial for muscle recovery and growth, and honestly, just makes me feel more energetic throughout the day. It's truly a 'healthy steak wrap' that doesn't taste 'healthy' in a bad way! And speaking of game-changers, these EatCounter protein tortillas are the real MVP here. I've tried SO many 'low-carb' or 'high-protein' tortillas that honestly tasted like cardboard or, as I jokingly call them, 'edible plastic.' It was always such a disappointment. But these Counter tortillas? They have the perfect texture, a great chew, and actually taste like a real tortilla. It’s wild! This means I can enjoy my favorite wraps and tacos without feeling like I'm compromising on taste or loading up on empty carbs. For anyone searching for a truly great 'steak wrap tortilla' that supports their diet, you absolutely have to try these. When it comes to preparing the steak for your wrap, don't be afraid to experiment! For a truly authentic 'grilled steak wrap' experience, I love marinating my flank steak for at least 30 minutes in some lime juice, garlic, and a touch of cumin before searing it quickly on a hot grill or cast-iron pan. This keeps it tender and full of flavor. Thinly slicing against the grain is key for that perfect bite. And assembling? Don't overfill! A good technique is to lay out your tortilla, spread a thin layer of your white sauce, add the steak, then guac and pico, and fold in the sides before rolling it up tightly. For those of us constantly asking 'how many calories in a steak wrap' or meticulously 'tracking macros,' this recipe offers a fantastic solution. While I've shared the macros for this specific loaded high-protein steak wrap (733 calories, 66g protein!), understanding your own needs is important. The beauty of a recipe like this is its flexibility. You can adjust the fillings, add more veggies, or even swap out the steak for chicken, and still maintain a high-protein, macro-friendly meal by using those amazing Counter tortillas. It makes hitting your protein targets so much easier and more enjoyable. This is definitely a recipe I'll be adding to my weekly 'meal prep' rotation, as you can easily prepare the steak and sauces ahead of time for quick assembly later. Enjoy!


































































































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