S’Mores Crunchwrap Ores

S’Mores Crunchwrap Ores are pure dessert fun—imagine the best part of a campfire treat wrapped up, toasted golden and made for sharing or a late-night craving. This recipe lets you create oozy chocolate-marshmallow centers inside a crispy graham-coated shell, all in your own kitchen using nothing but a skillet and your hands.

I remember the first batch I made was a surprise Friday movie snack for my nieces and nephews. Now every cousin sleepover starts with a crunchwrap making contest and ends with sticky fingers and big grins.

Ingredients

• Large flour tortillas: Use sturdy burrito-sized tortillas so your filling stays inside
• Marshmallows: Big for dramatic ooze minis for even melt go for the freshest brand so they puff perfectly
• Chocolate spread: Melting chocolate bars or chips works but hazelnut spread has extra richness Always taste your chocolate first and choose your favorite
• Butter: Adds golden crispness during toasting Choose a quality salted if you like the sweet and salty combo
• Graham cracker crumbs: This is the essential s’mores flavor Base the crumb size on your own crunch preference finer for more sticking
• Granulated sugar: Lends sparkle and just a bit more sweetness
• Cinnamon: Optional but brings warmth and campfire nostalgia
• Caramel drizzle, Crushed cookies, Sea salt, Peanut butter: All amazing for mixing it up use your best judgment and your family favorites

Instructions

Make the Graham Crumb Coating:

Crush graham crackers as fine as possible in a zip bag with a rolling pin or pulse in a food processor. Stir in sugar and cinnamon until combined then pour into a shallow dish for dipping later.

Prepare the Tortillas:

Spread chocolate thickly in the center of each tortilla leaving about two inches bare around the edge which helps your wrap actually seal without leaking.

Add the Marshmallows:

Place marshmallows over the chocolate making a nice heaping pile but keep to the very middle. If you have time a quick toast over the stovetop adds real campfire flavor I sometimes do this directly over my gas burner with a fork.

Fold the Crunchwrap:

Bring the tortilla edges toward the middle making layered flaps and press to seal them up snugly over the filling. The trick is to keep everything inside and prevent leaks.

Heat and Melt:

Melt butter in a skillet over medium heat lay the crunchwraps seam-side down and cook gently pressing down lightly with your spatula. Flip after three to four minutes per side to get golden crispy shells with everything perfectly melted inside.

Coat with Graham Crumb Mixture:

While still warm press each wrap into the crumb coating so the crumbs stick to the buttery outside. Make sure every inch is covered for that familiar s’mores crunch.

Cool Slightly and Slice:

Let the wraps rest about two minutes which makes slicing cleaner and keeps all the chocolate and marshmallow in place. Use a sharp knife to cut each one in half and enjoy that gooey reveal.

The way the chocolate and marshmallow melt together gets me every time. My favorite part is sneaking a little extra sea salt on top—one taste reminds me of late summer bonfires at my grandparents where everyone made different s’mores combinations.

Storage Tips

Store leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge for up to three days. Reheat crunchwraps right in a skillet for a couple minutes per side they get crisp again and the inside remelts. Avoid microwaving because the coating softens.

Ingredient Substitutions

Swap in gluten-free tortillas if needed. Dairy-free butter and vegan marshmallows also work so everyone can share. Peanut butter lovers might skip chocolate altogether. For an adults only twist try a layer of dark chocolate and a pinch of chili powder for subtle heat.

Serving Suggestions

Serve with a scoop of vanilla or peanut butter ice cream for extra decadence. Cut smaller and offer as fun party bites. Add a fruit for balance raspberries or sliced banana are especially tasty alongside the gooey chocolate.

Cultural/Historical Context

S’mores are a staple of American campfire culture going back nearly a century. Graham crackers were originally marketed as a health food. Marshmallows got their start as a fancy French treat but now bring pure nostalgia for childhood summers under the stars.

Seasonal Adaptations

S’mores crunchwraps are best in all weather Try cinnamon grahams and pumpkin spice for autumn coziness Mint chocolate spread is a hit in winter months Lemon white chocolate adds spring brightness

Every bite is pure childhood joy, easy for everyone to customize. Once you try these, s’mores night will never be the same!

Recipe FAQs

→ How do I keep crunchwraps from bursting?

Seal the tortilla edges tightly and cook seam-side down first to hold all molten fillings inside.

→ Can I use chocolate bars instead of spread?

Yes, chopped chocolate bars or melted chocolate chips both work well as a base layer.

→ Are mini marshmallows or large better?

Both are great—mini marshmallows melt quickly, while large ones add extra gooey volume.

→ Do I need a special pan?

A simple nonstick skillet or flat pan is all you need, making this a stovetop dessert.

→ What's the purpose of the graham crumb coating?

The crumb mixture delivers a classic s’mores crunch and flavor to every crispy bite.

→ How can I add more flavor?

Add caramel drizzle, peanut butter, Oreos, or mini chips inside before crisping for variety.