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A speedy supper with plenty of spice that's low in calories - the perfect midweek meal. Let people build their own with these sticky pork lettuce wraps - they'll prove a winner with kids.

They're perfect for a summer lunch or light dinner. Need a simple, vibrant midweek meal the family will love? Put together these easy chicken fajitas and people can create their own masterpieces at the table. Enjoy this flavour-packed wrap as a cheap and tasty lunch or light supper. Filling and great value for money, try these Mexican-inspired vegetarian wraps for a speedy and spicy supper.

For a tasty Mexican-style supper, fold up some tortilla pockets and cram with veggies, pinto beans and oozing melted cheddar. A healthy kebab flatbread - make double the cabbage and carrot coleslaw and have leftovers for lunch.

Use a corn tortilla as a base then top with storecupboard crabmeat, guacamole-style Mexican dip and salad. Use wraps as a pizza-style base and top with flaked fish, contrasting herbs, vegetables and a tangy creamy dip. Mexican flavours of lime, garlic, chilli and coriander infuse these tasty tortilla wraps served with creamy guacamole. Make these family-friendly chicken wraps with lemon, garlic and cinnamon marinade on a barbecue if the sun is shining.

Serve in flatbreads with yoghurt. Roll-up, roll-up - snaffle something superhealthy in a flash with these vegetarian wraps. A speedy vegetarian dish - ideal as a last-minute, midweek supper. Introduce young children to cooking by letting them make their own lunch, with this safe and simple recipe. This casual meat-free main is a cheap and cheerful way to fill up your friends.

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To design a business card you simply get the template add your logo, your contact information and done, you have designed your own business card The world is not flat, neither is the surface of a car. The designer must have extensive experience and the right tools such as the latest vehicle templates to create a car wrap design that will fit a specific vehicle properly without having the image or the message distorted or sliced into pieces.

Every angle, space, curve of the vehicle must be taken into consideration when designing a wrap. Ignoring these elements will result in a car wrap design that is not easy on the eyes nor is easy to read and understand.

It will also have a negative effect on your company image. There are many high and low quality vinyl manufacturers out there. Top brand names that have been around for years and offer the best car wrap vinyl include: 3M , Avery , Oracal and Arlon.

Just like everything else, with car wraps you truly get what you pay for. If you care about quality and longivity of the wrap then you want to make sure that wrap shop is using a high quality vinyl. You also need to keep in mind that simply stating that a 3M vinyl is being used it doesn't mean that particular vinyl is the right choice for your project. The combination of the vinyl and the overlaminate is also extremely important. Many shops will use a 3M Cast vinyl but will use a Calendared or cheaper Laminate to reduce the cost.

Cast laminates are about three times the cost of calendared. Although an even a trained eye can not tell the difference between the two at first but as time passes the calendared laminate will start to fade much faster than a cast. Also a calendared laminate is not designed to be used on vehicle curves and it will bubble and pop out of its position within the first few months. So as you can see materials play a very important role in a vehicle wrap, you can have the best design and the best installer but with the wrong material your wrap won't last.

Let's say you have the perfect design and chosen the best suited material for the job. Now is time to print your design on the vinyl. Unfortunately using a wide format digital printer is not as simple as using a HP or Brother printer that we all use at home or office.

There is a lot more involved in order to create a sharp and vibrant image when printing a vehicle wrap. Each manufacturer's vinyl has its own unique print profile. What is a print profile you might ask. Simply put it's a code specifically created for that particular vinyl which tells the printer exactly how much ink to lay on the vinyl in order to get the best results. Many print shops don't bother with this step and tend to use one profile for all media.

This results in dull, over or under saturated images that just don't look right. Baked Buffalo Chicken Wraps. These are giving you a reason to carry around some hot sauce in your bag. Courtesy of Life in the Lofthouse. Bet you're rethinking that salad. Courtesy of The Cozy Apron. Grilled Lemon Chicken Flatbread Wraps. Once you try flatbread, tortillas will just look lame. Bacon Cheeseburger Wraps. It's basically a burrito and a burger combined and we are not mad about it.

Courtesy of Diary of a Recipe Collector. For those times when you can't decide between a wrap and a panini. Courtesy of Like Mother Like Daughter. Turkey Bacon Ranch Wraps. Courtesy of Hurry The Food Up. Tangy Veggie Wrap. This is a sentence we never thought we'd say: How good do those veggies look?! Courtesy of Creme de la Crumb. Grilled Pineapple Teriyaki Chicken Wraps. Tart and tangy slays every time. Courtesy of Diethood. Spinach and Feta Wraps. Think of how much money you'll save not going to Starbucks.

Courtesy of Taste and Tell. California Club Chicken Wrap. It's just as good in a wrap as it is between bread. Courtesy of Yummy Healthy Easy. BLAT Wrap. BLAT's are good no matter what form you eat them in. The poppyseed dressing is a game-changer. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

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