There’s something magical about biting into a warm, crispy Taco Bell Breakfast Crunchwrap on a busy morning. I discovered this breakfast game-changer during a particularly hectic work week when I needed something to eat on my commute. That first bite – the contrast of crispy exterior giving way to fluffy eggs, crunchy hash browns, savory bacon, and melty cheese – instantly hooked me.
The problem? My local Taco Bell doesn’t open until mid-morning, leaving my early-bird breakfast cravings unsatisfied. After multiple test runs in my kitchen, I’ve perfected this copycat recipe that lets you enjoy this breakfast fiesta anytime you want – no drive-thru line necessary. Even better, the homemade version enables you to customize each ingredient for a truly your own breakfast.

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Why you’ll love this breakfast crunch wrap recipe
The magic of the Breakfast Crunchwrap lies in its perfect texture contrast and flavor balance. This recipe nails both by using the proper technique for each component. Properly scrambled eggs stay tender and fluffy, while hash browns maintain their crispy exterior. The tortilla gets a quick toast on the griddle, creating that signature crunch while sealing everything inside for mess-free eating. The melty cheese acts as botha flavor enhancer and “glue” to hold everything together. Unlike the fast-food version, this homemade recipe lets you control the quality of ingredients and adjust seasoning to your taste, resulting in a breakfast that’s both more delicious and more satisfying than the original.
Ingredients you will need
Here’s a list of what you need:
- Large flour tortillas – Create the crispy exterior shell that holds everything together
- Eggs – Provides protein and creates the fluffy base component
- Shredded cheddar cheese – Adds rich flavor and helps bind ingredients together
- Hash browns – Delivers the essential crispy potato texture that defines the crunch wrap
- Taco Bell sauce – Brings signature Taco Bell flavor to the homemade version
- Bacon – Adds savory, smoky flavor and satisfying texture
- Non-stick cooking spray – Ensures easy cooking and perfect browning of the tortilla

It all starts with perfect scrambled eggs
All of the other components of the dish you can make ahead of time, but you should cook the eggs fresh for the best results. Cooking great eggs is deceiving complex. It is pretty easy to cook decent ones, but who wants to settle for just okay eggs when you can make outstanding eggs with a bit of technique?
- Start with room-temperature eggs. Cold eggs turn into dense, rubbery scrambled eggs, while room-temperature eggs turn out nice and fluffy.
- Stir well. The goal is not to merely break up the yolks and incorporate them into the egg whites but to whip them with a whisk, not a fork. The eggs should lighten slightly in color.
- Melt butter in the pan and let it foam. When the butter stops foaming, add the eggs and let them sit until the edges dry out. Then use a rubber spatula to fold the eggs from the edge into the center. Folding the eggs in this way will give you large, more tender curds.
- Don’t overcook the eggs. Remember, they will get another blast of heat when you cook them in the crunch wrap, so remove them from the pan when they are still a little less cooked than you like them.
After cooking the eggs, it is pretty simple to assemble the wrap.
How to make a breakfast crunchwrap
- Cook bacon until crisp. Crumble bacon.
- Fry hashbrowns until browned and crispy.
- Scramble eggs by breaking three large eggs into a bowl and whisking them together.
- Spray a skillet with non-stick spray and place it over medium heat.
- Pour eggs into the skillet and season them with salt and pepper.
- Stir eggs in the skillet until they have cooked thoroughly. Remove from the burner and set eggs aside.

- Lay a tortilla in a large skillet over medium heat.
- Warm the tortilla on each side for about 30 seconds to make the tortilla very pliable.
- To build the crunch wrap, start by adding cooked hash browns or a hash brown patty. Add half of the eggs, sauce, cheese, and bacon.

- Fold the sides of the tortilla to close the crunchwrap.
- Spray the large skillet with non-stick spray and place over medium heat.
- Place the folded crunchwrap in the skillet and cook for about 30 to 40 seconds.
- Flip over the crunchwrap and cook for an additional 30 to 40 seconds.
- Slice and serve with taco sauce or your favorite hot sauce.

Homemade Taco Bell Breakfast Crunchwrap (Ready in 20 Minutes)
Ingredients
- 2 flour tortillas
- 3 eggs
- 2 tablespoons shredded Cheddar cheese
- 1/2 cup hash browns or 2 fried hash brown patties
- 4 tablespoons Taco Bell Sauce
- 4 pieces bacon cooked cripsy
- Taco Bell Sauce
Instructions
- Prepare scrambled eggs, by breaking three large eggs into a bowl and whisking them together with a fork. Pour eggs into a non-stick skillet over medium heat that you have sprayed with non-stick spray.
- Season eggs with salt and pepper, and stir eggs in pan until they have cooked thoroughly. Remove from burner and set eggs aside. Use a large skillet over medium heat to warm tortillas. Lay tortilla in the skillet, and warm on each side for about 30 seconds.
- You want the tortilla very pliable. To build the crunch wrap start by adding 1/4 cup cooked hash browns or 1 cooked hash brown patty. Add half of the eggs, 2 tablespoons of the taco bell sauce, 1 tablespoon cheese, and two pieces of bacon crumbled.
- To close Crunch Wrap, flip the side closest to you, to the center, then flip the right and left side to the center. Finish by closing the top of the crunch wrap by closing the the right and left side to the center. You will end up with a five-sided wrap. Spray the skillet you used to heat the tortilla in with some non-stick spray, heat for about 30-40 seconds on medium heat and then flip the wrap and heat on the other side. Both sides should be golden brown.
Notes
Nutrition
Recipe variations
Here are some ways to make your homemade version to your taste:
- Add veggies. This recipe is extra flavorful when you add vegetables. For instance, throw in some diced jalapeños, bell peppers, or onions- even some sauteed mushrooms or spinach taste incredible with the eggs and potatoes.
- Switch up the cheese. Swap cheddar cheese for another type, such as pepper jack or Swiss. Both of these cheeses melt nicely and give a unique flavor to the crunchwrap.
- Add other types of meat. Include other meats like steak, diced ham, or Canadian bacon to craft a meat lovers’ crunchwrap. You can mix them with bacon or sausage.
- Serve it with creamy jalapeño sauce. This homemade Taco Bell quesadilla sauce is a good one.
Storage Instructions
Reheating: Warm in skillet over medium-low heat for 2-3 minutes per side or air fry at 350°F for 4-5 minutes
- Make-Ahead Components: Cook bacon, hash browns, and assemble sauce up to 3 days ahead
- Refrigerator Storage: Store assembled (uncooked) crunchwraps wrapped in foil for up to 24 hours
- Freezer Storage: Wrap cooled crunchwraps individually in plastic wrap, then foil; freeze up to 2-3 months
- Thawing: Defrost overnight in refrigerator before reheating

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Can you make a bunch and freeze? How long will they last in the fridge if I make them ahead? I just don’t have time during the week to make breakfast – thank you
I think you could make these ahead of time and then reheat them in say a toaster oven or an air fryer. I would think they would last for about 3 to 4 days in the refrigerator. They would last for up to 3 months in the freezer.
I am so excited to make this. I will try this next week off.
Awww!
Do you have a recipe for the breakfast crunch wrap with sausage and country gravy? Love that one.
Thank you so much Stephanie! Both myself and my son love these crunch wraps! This tastes just the same, without having to spend the extra money! I am going to follow whatever recipes you post.
. Thanks so much,
. Lindsey
You are most welcomed. I really like the taco sauce recipe the best.
Thank you for doing this. My son loves crunch wraps but now as a vegetarian, he is thrilled that I made the AM crunch wrap from scratch.
A big part of what I like is that they put their quesadilla sauce in it. I’ve found a copy-cat version of that for those that are missing that particular flavor! SO much cheaper to make this at home, then I don’t feel compelled to get a combo & eat the cinna-bon bites that I don’t need, but love
http://centslessdeals.com/2013/04/copycat-taco-bell-quesadilla-sauce-recipe.html/
Made it with this taco bell quesadilla sauce you suggested and my boys went crazy. I gonna save so much money making these. Thank you
I like it. I just used the spices from the sauce recipe and no bacon. Real hash browns are key, I think.
Hashbrowns definitely make a difference.
Always looking for breakfast ideas! Thanks 🙂
Aren’t we all. What’s your favorite breakfast item?
i’d love to try this. looks sooooo yummy!
It was really tasty!
I’m so excited for Taco Bell breakfast. I haven’t been able to try it yet but this is on the top of my list.
It’s worth trying. It was surprisingly good.
Ugh too fattening. Might try it with egg substitute but even then not going to have it more than once a month if that.
Thanks for letting me know. I bet you gave lots of folks a great idea.
It’s missing the spicy sauce they put on it. Its not the normal taco sauce
Randi, if you make the sauce that is listed with the recipe, I think you will find it comes out very close.
What’s your favorite menu item at Taco Bell?
Just a good old bean burrito…with green sauce. I love their green sauce! But the Fire Sauce is pretty tasty too. Glad I don’t have to go to Taco Bell anymore and stuff my pockets with them!
Honest to goodness?? This. So thanks for the recipe!! My friend and I are addicted XD We’re going to try making it today, so fingers crossed! =)