- Last updated on October 27, 2024
These dill pickle roll-ups are fast, fabulous, and require only four ingredients, making them easy to whip up for any kind of gathering- from game days to holidays and everything in between. These are a staple at our house and they tend to go quickly- you have to really pay attention to grab some before they’re gone!
This is also a “cheater” recipe, meaning there is some sort of shortcut that will save you some time or effort, without sacrificing taste. Today, that shortcut is using Philadelphia Chive & Onion Cream Cheese Spread, instead of mixing up your own cream cheese concoction.
Read on to learn how to make these no-fail dill pickle roll-ups in only five minutes or less.
The Easiest Dill Pickle Roll-Ups (Pinwheel Recipe)
Ingredients
- 2 Old El Paso Restaurant Style Grande flour tortillas (approx. 11.5" in diameter)
- Approx. 8 oz Philadelphia Chive & Onion Cream Cheese Spread
- 14 thin-cut slices genoa salami (or deli meat of choice- see Note 1 below)
- 10 petite dill pickles (I love Milwaukee's Petite Dill Pickles.)
Instructions
- Spread half of the chive and onion cream cheese (approx. 4 oz) on one tortilla.
- Place a layer of thinly-sliced salami (or other deli meat of choice) to cover the cream cheese.
- Line up 5 petite dill pickles about 1/4 of the way into the tortilla. Cut off the rounded edge of the tortilla. Add a little bit of extra cream cheese to both ends of the tortilla (to secure the parts where you start and end rolling).
- Roll up the tortilla! Cut off the ends that lack filling, and then cut the rest of the log into small discs. I cut the roll-ups so each one is about ½ - ¾ inch wide, and I get about 14 out of each tortilla.
- Repeat the same steps for the second tortilla. Serve the roll-ups right away, or store them in the fridge until ready to eat. (See Note 2 below)
Notes from the Happy To Be Here Kitchen
Have you tried these super easy dill-pickle pinwheels?
If you have, consider leaving a rating and comment down below to let me know how you like them. If you’re looking for another pinwheel recipe, check out these Sweet and Spicy Pepper Pinwheels. Or, you might like some of my other favorite appetizers, like this Mexican street corn dip or these cheesy pull-apart biscuit bites.
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3 Responses
I’m salivating 🤤 I ate TONS when we were last at your house!! 🫢😅 Too good.
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Yes, they’re so yummy! 😄😄
These are so good, and so simple to make. Everybody loves them – kids and adults. They are great made with shaved ham or thin sliced salami. Great as an appetizer or just for a snack.