These buffalo chicken roll ups are a total snack game-changer — so simple to make and great for keto lunch ideas. A flavor bomb of creamy cream cheese, crunchy celery, spicy Frank’s Red Hot, salty blue cheese, all wrapped around a tender chicken slice.
Love Frank’s red hot as much as we do? Check out my buffalo chicken salad, or my keto chicken wings!
What I Love About This Buffalo Chicken Roll Ups Recipe
Here’s why I love these and why I KNOW you will too:
- The flavors are undeniably good and hit every category!
- They’re easy to make, eat, and take on the go!
- In 15 minutes, you have a delicious personal-sized snack!
- You only need 6 ingredients! Feel free to also use what you have on hand and customize your own!
Recipe Notes
Here’s everything you need to know to make these buffalo chicken rolls:
Ingredient Notes
Typically a rollup would include a carb-heavy tortilla… but not this buffalo chicken recipe! In this recipe, 2 roll ups are only ONE carb!
All of the ingredients are items you’re most likely already familiar with, which is why I love the ease of this recipe…
Deli Sliced Chicken – One thing to be careful of here: deli meats range in how “dry” they are, and dry deli meat doesn’t work well for rolling into roll ups. If you can’t find moist deli sliced chicken, feel free to sub in any other type of deli meat such as turkey or ham.
Blue Cheese – Blue cheese is a must for the classic buffalo chicken flavor combo. But, if you’re not down with it, swap in any keto cheese of your liking. Feta is a great sub and is low in carbs too!
Hot Sauce – You can use whatever hot sauce you prefer, however, Frank’s Red Hot is the traditional hot sauce used for all buffalo chicken recipes.
Although packed with flavor, their original version is not very hot (which is why I love it!) so if you’re looking for something hotter, try their XTRA Hot (about 4x hotter), or opt for a spicier hot sauce.
Celery – This keto vegetables here to add some crunch to our roll ups.
Tools To Make Buffalo Chicken Rolls
You only need a few basic kitchen tools to make this buffalo chicken roll ups recipe:
- A food processor. We want to cream the blue cheese, hot sauce, and cream cheese together so they roll easily.
- Knife. Optional, if you plan to slice your roll ups.
- Toothpick. Optional, to keep your roll ups in place.
Serving Recommendations
These buffalo chicken rolls are perfect for a picnic, to take on the go or to bring to a party as keto appetizers! Serve them alongside keto chips or keto bread. Thank me later!
Recipe Variations
Switch up this buffalo chicken roll ups recipe to your liking or to what you have available with these simple swaps:
- Use a different kind of meat. Anything that is sliced thinly will work. Morph this recipe into smoked salmon roll ups or ham roll ups! All the flavor without the carbs!
- Use tortilla wrap. Want a more substantial wrap?! Turn this into a buffalo chicken wrap with these keto tortillas or these keto wraps.
- Or make lettuce wraps by morphing this recipe into a keto chicken salad and stuffing it inside a large leaf of Romain.
- Try a different filing, like these pizza chicken rolls.
More Keto Lunch Recipes
Buffalo Chicken Roll Ups
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- 4 Ounce Cream Cheese softened
- 1/4 Cup Blue Cheese crumbles
- 2 Tablespoons Frank's Red Hot or hot sauce of choice
- 2 Tablespoons Chives thinly sliced
- 2 Sticks Celery cut in half (to the length of your chicken slices) and thinly sliced lengthwise
- 12 Slices Deli Sliced Chicken
Instructions
- Combine softened cream cheese (4 Ounce), hot sauce (2 tablespoons), and blue cheese (1/4 cup) in a food processor until smooth.
- Stir in thinly sliced chives (2 tablespoons).
- Lay deli sliced chicken (12 slices) down then spread the cream cheese mixture in an even layer over the top of each slice.
- Place celery (2 sticks) in the center of each slice.
- Roll the sliced chicken up tightly.
- Repeat until you've used all ingredients. Slice each roll-up in half, and enjoy!
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Lindsey's Tips
- Nutritional information is for 2 roll-ups if you make 24 using this recipe:
