I’m a tiny bit in love with wraps. There’s something about circular food that makes me happy, and sometimes a square or rectangular sandwich just doesn’t cut it. Especially when you love lots of veggies in your sandwich, like me, but all the fillings fall all over the place if you’re clumsy, like me. Wraps solve this problem in one beautiful, hand held solution, so naturally I’m always trying out new combinations and experimenting with creative wrap recipes, like these spicy tuna wraps.
My spicy tuna wraps were inspired by one of my favorite sushi rolls, the spicy tuna roll. When the Godfather and I go out for sushi, we usually order a small variety of rolls and sashimi or nigiri to share, and there’s always a spicy roll in the mix. But if I want those flavors any other time, I’m out of luck… well, I was before creating this recipe. Sushi grade tuna isn’t exactly portable, nor would a huge slab make a good filling for a wrap. The ahi tuna used for sushi is also on the Seafood Watch list of fish to limit, so I thought to myself, why not make a spicy tuna wrap with sustainable canned tuna instead? Brilliance, right? Not to toot my own horn, but it really was.
I purchased Wild Selections® Albacore Tuna in water (to find a store near you, click here). I like that this brand is sustainably sourced fish that’s 100% traceable (visit Wild Selections to see where they catch their fish!), contains simple all natural ingredients and has a delicious taste, and all tuna is Non-GMO Project verified. Both the Godfather and I have spent most of our lives living near an ocean. Because of this, we are in tune with how important the oceans are to our planet and try to make sustainable purchasing decisions when selecting our seafood so we can protect the ocean and its resources. I like that Wild Selections® Tuna is fished in a sustainable manner, and that the brand donates a portion from the sale of each can of tuna to the World Wildlife Federation. In fact, it’s the only full line of seafood certified by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC). The blue MSC eco-label tells you the fish in your can comes from well managed fisheries and healthy fish stocks. Wild Selections® also gives back to the oceans by donating 13 cents from every can sold—a total of $1 million by 2018—to World Wildlife Fund marine conservation and fishery improvement projects. Pack lunch? Check. Social responsibility? Check.
A traditional spicy tuna roll doesn’t have any added vegetables, but I adore vegetable-loaded wraps, so I added matchstick carrots, sliced cucumber, and avocado. The crunchy creamy vegetables were the perfect compliment to my easy spicy tuna salad, and when all the flavors come together, it really tastes like a spicy tuna roll, or close enough that I’m happy. The Godfather was happy too, and he’s super picky about tuna salad anything. If you have a friend who hasn’t had a spicy tuna roll because they don’t like the thought of eating raw fish, make them this wrap instead. 😉
I hope you enjoy this recipe for my spicy tuna wraps! Don’t forget to visit Wild Selections® on the web to find out more about their products and their conservation efforts.

Spicy Tuna Wraps
Get your spicy tuna fix in minutes with this easy spicy tuna wraps recipe!
Ingredients
- 1 4 oz can Wild Selections® Tuna
- 1 1/2 - 2 tbsp mayonnaise, adjust based on your preferred level of creaminess
- 1 tsp soy sauce
- 2 tsp Sriracha
- 2 wraps
- 2/3 cup matchstick carrots
- 1/2 Hass avocado, sliced
- 1/2 cucumber, peeled and sliced into long sticks
Instructions
- In a small bowl, mix together the tuna, mayonnaise, soy sauce, and sriracha.
- Divide the tuna salad between the two wraps.
- Divide the vegetables between the two wraps.
- Wrap and enjoy!
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M Burden
Friday 8th of May 2020
OMG! These are so very delicious! I'm a lover of Tuna anyway- but this spiciness took it to a whole new lever! I absolutely love these.....they are definitely a keeper. Thank you,
Mary (The Goodie Godmother)
Friday 8th of May 2020
I'm so glad you enjoyed the recipe!
Jacquie
Friday 6th of September 2019
These are so good and easy to make. I make them quite often. I used the individual tuna packs.
Heaven
Thursday 30th of November 2017
Thank you for this wonderful and quick recipe! This was so fast and tasted great, my whole family loved this. We will continue to add this to our lunch menus in the future. I added more siracha because we like ours spicier.
Mary (The Goodie Godmother)
Monday 4th of December 2017
I'm so glad you enjoyed! The Godfather and I usually add a little more sriracha too. ;)
Cara
Thursday 20th of April 2017
Hi! I made these for lunches this week and they were delicious, but turned out incredibly soggy - even after draining the tuna. Do you have any tips for this?
Mary (The Goodie Godmother)
Thursday 20th of April 2017
Hmm... I haven't run into that with this recipe, but I don't usually make to wrap in advance. When I do make tuna salad for wraps ahead of time, I find it's best to decrease the amount of mayo to help prevent it getting too soggy. Next time I'd recommend starting with just a tbsp of mayo and a bit less Sriracha (to balance flavors). The salad will look a bit dry at first, but will become more moist in the fridge.
Julie
Tuesday 3rd of January 2017
What type of wraps did you use for this dish?
Mary (The Goodie Godmother)
Monday 9th of January 2017
I just grabbed one of the wrap breads at the grocery store in the bread section. I think it was a multi-grain variety? I use whatever I happen to have on hand though.