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Default What is a wrap?

I wonder how people use "wrap" for things edible?

In the US, there are lots of different wraps, which are usually various
fillings enclosed in a rolled flour tortilla. In Mexico I think, these
are called fajitas when small (real finger food) and burritos when
large. Burritos can be eaten in hand but I find them rather messy. By no
means all wraps use Mexican fillings and I've even come across an Indian
"wrap" consisting of Tandoori Chicken in a rolled Chapati.

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