Vegetarian Burritos

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Vegetarian

Vegan Burritos

Derived from the term “little donkey” in Spanish, the exact origin of burritos is a source of some debate. It is thought the name came from the food’s similarity in shape and wrapped style to the pack-roll slung over a donkey’s back…but even this is argued!

Nutritional Info (per portion)

Calories: 361 kcal
Carbohydrates: 58 g
Protein: 12 g
Fat: 16 g

Allergens

Wheat (Tortilla)

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