Homemade Dunkin’ Donuts Wake Up Wrap: Breakfast On The Go

My morning routine changed forever when I discovered Dunkin’s Wake Up Wrap. Running late for a client meeting, I dashed into Dunkin’ and grabbed what looked like the quickest option—a small tortilla wrapped around eggs, cheese, and bacon. That first bite in my car was a revelation! How could something so simple taste so satisfying? When my busy schedule made regular Dunkin’ runs impossible, I became determined to recreate that magic at home. I perfected this copycat recipe. Instead of the morning drive-thru scramble, I spend about an hour Sunday prepping a week’s worth of these wraps. My favorite part? Knowing exactly what goes into my breakfast while saving time and money every morning.

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What Makes the Dunkin Wake-up Wrap the Perfect Breakfast for on the Go 

This copycat Dunkin’ Donuts Wake Up Wrap delivers the perfect combination of convenience and satisfaction that makes the original so popular. The recipe’s brilliance lies in its simplicity—just four key ingredients that come together in a portable, protein-packed breakfast. The American cheese melts perfectly against the warm tortilla, creating a creamy foundation for the savory, crispy bacon and fluffy eggs. Breaking the egg yolk and spreading it across the whites ensures even cooking and proper texture in every bite.

The tortilla gets just enough direct heat to become pliable and slightly crisp on the outside while remaining soft inside. Best of all, these wraps can be made ahead and frozen, making them even more convenient than driving to Dunkin’—just 60 seconds in the microwave transforms them into a hot, fresh-tasting breakfast on the busiest mornings.

Dunkin Wake-Up Wrap Recipe Ingredients

For the Basic Wake Up Wrap:

• Flour tortilla (8-inch) – Creates the perfect portable wrapper
• Large egg – Provides a protein-rich foundation
• Bacon strip – Adds savory, smoky flavor
• American cheese slice – Delivers creamy meltability
• Butter or oil – Ensures eggs don’t stick and adds richness

How To Make a Dunkin Donuts Wake Up Wrap 

To make a copycat Dunkin bacon egg and cheese wake up wrap:

1. Cook the bacon. If you are only making one or two Wake Up Wraps, it may be easier to cook the bacon on the stovetop. But cooking the bacon in an oven is your best bet for more than that. Here is an excellent way of baking bacon in the oven.  

2. Heat a medium skillet or a flattop grill over medium heat.
3. Add butter or oil to the pan to the skillet.
4. Once the butter stops foaming, crack the eggs onto the cooking surface. Leave at least an inch between each egg.
5. After the eggs are set on the bottom (about 15 seconds), use a fork to break the yolks and spread them across the whites.
6. Flip the eggs to sear the yolks for about 20 seconds. 

7. Remove the eggs from the cooking surface and let them drain on a paper towel.
8. Wipe out the pan with a paper towel.
9. Heat a tortilla in the pan for about 30 seconds and flip.
10. Immediately add the slice of cheese to the tortilla.
11. Break a strip of cooked bacon in half and put it on top of the cheese.
12. Add the cooked egg.

13. Use a spatula to help you fold the tortilla into a burrito.
14. Remove to a plate.
15. Repeat with other tortillas. 

Substitutions and Modifications

Dietary Modifications:

• Gluten-Free: Use gluten-free tortillas
• Lower Carb: Choose low-carb tortillas or smaller 5-inch tortillas
• Higher Protein: Add an extra egg white

Ingredient Substitutions:

• No American cheese? Try white cheddar, low-fat cheddar, or cream cheese
• No bacon? Use ham, turkey bacon, or plant-based bacon alternatives
• No white flour tortilla? Substitute wheat tortilla or even a pancake for a unique twist

Popular Variations:

• Egg and Cheese Wake Up Wrap: Omit bacon
• Sausage, Egg, and Cheese: Replace bacon with breakfast sausage
• Ham, Egg, and Cheese: Substitute ham for bacon
• Egg White Veggie: Use egg whites only and add sautéed vegetables
• Turkey Sausage Egg White: Combine egg whites with turkey sausage for a leaner option

Just substitute the bacon with your favorite deli ham or leftover honey baked ham.

How To Make Your Wake Up Wraps Ahead of Time 

Making Dunkin Donuts Wake Up Wraps to freeze is even easier than making them fresh and a convenient way to make them in advance. 

1. Using your preferred method, cook one strip of bacon for each wrap you plan to make. 
2. When the bacon is cooked, drain it on a paper towel and let the bacon cool to room temperature. 
3. As the bacon is cooking, Make the eggs in a large skillet or flattop. 
4. When the eggs are cooked, drain them on a paper towel and let them cool to room temperature. 
5. Lay out the tortillas in a row.
6. Put the cheese on the lower third of each tortilla.
7. Break the bacon in half and place both halves on the cheese.
8. Put the egg on top.
9. Roll each tortilla into a burrito.

How To Store Wake Up Wraps 

You can keep any leftover wraps in the fridge for up to 24 hours. Wrap them with plastic wrap or aluminum foil to keep them from drying out.

To freeze, wrap each breakfast burrito separately using parchment paper and then in aluminum foil. Store the wraps together in a freezer bag for up to two months.  

How to Reheat Wake Up Wraps

To warm up a thawed Dunkin Donuts Wake Up Wrap in the microwave:

Wet a paper towel under the tap and squeeze out excess moisture. Don’t squeeze hard because the paper towel needs to be a little damp. Cover the wrap with a moist paper towel and place it on a microwavable dish.

Heat in the microwave for 45 to 60 seconds. Unwrap and serve. 

What Can You Serve With These Wraps? 

Eat a Dunkin Wake Up Wrap with home fries, hash browns, Loaded Tater Tots, and plenty of good coffee or one of your favorite iced lattes. 

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• Dunkin Donuts Avocado Toast
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• Dunkin Donuts Iced Coffee
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• Stuffed Biscuit Bites with Bacon

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• Bacon Omelette
• Burger King French Toast Sticks
• Breakfast Baconator
• Cinnabon Cinnamon Rolls
• McDonalds McMuffin
• McDonalds Sausage McMuffin
• Sausage Roll
• Starbucks Egg Bites
• Whataburger Breakfast Burger

Check out my easy breakfast recipes and the best fast food recipes here on CopyKat!