Mouthwatering Garlic Butter Bacon Cheeseburger

Category: Where Culinary Traditions Collide

Grab some tortillas, slather them in garlic butter, then toss on crispy bacon plus a blend of cheddar and mozzarella. Roll everything nice and snug, bake till the outside gets all bubbly and golden, and slice up to serve. You’ll love how easy they are—super cheesy, a little crunchy, and loaded with flavor in every bite. Make these when you want something everyone can snack on. Best eaten hot right out the oven for max melty goodness and that delicious savory punch every time.

Monica
By Monica Monica
Updated on Sat, 19 Jul 2025 15:09:44 GMT
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A tower of sandwiches wrapped with bacon. | flavorsfuse.com

If you're in the mood for crispy, cheesy bacon goodness in a shareable snack, these golden garlic butter bacon cheeseburger rollups are exactly what you need. Tortillas bake up flaky in the oven, the cheeses go all gooey inside, and a blast of garlicky butter soaks right into every layer.

One night watching movies, I put these on the table and bam, they vanished before I could sit down. My friends begged for more and wanted to know how to make them right away.

Irresistible Ingredients

  • Fresh chives: Totally optional, but if you've got 'em, they'll add a fresh, mild kick. Grab the brightest greens you see.
  • Mozzarella cheese: This is where the goo factor comes in. Shred it yourself for the best melt.
  • Cheddar cheese: A must for the classic burger vibe. Sharp or mild, you pick your style.
  • Bacon: Salty and smoky—make sure it's crisp! Thick-cut brings the most bite.
  • Black pepper: A little sharpness wakes up all the tastes. Freshly cracked is best.
  • Salt: Fine salt makes the flavors pop, and it mixes in nice and smooth.
  • Dried parsley: That fresh green hint and a pop of color. Use fresh if you can grab it.
  • Fresh garlic: For bold, garlicky flavor. Two cloves is great, but you do you.
  • Unsalted butter: Get the best you can, melted for mixing up with garlic.
  • Flour tortillas: Go for the soft, bendy kind. They keep the fillings inside and bake up with a crisp finish. If they're flexible, you'll have an easier time rolling.

Simple Step-by-Step

Slice and Serve:
Give the rollups a couple minutes to chill on the pan before you cut. The cheese sets up so the swirls stay pretty. Slice up into spirals, stack on a plate, and eat while they're hot and oozy.
Final Butter and Bake:
Paint any extra garlic butter over the tops for shimmer and extra yum. Pop the pan in your oven (preheated!) for around twelve to fifteen minutes. You want golden crust and bubbly cheese. Check often near the end so they don't get too dark.
Roll and Arrange:
Start rolling up the tortillas, pressing gently as you go for a firm spiral. Lay them, seam side down, on a tray that's lined with parchment. They'll hold together better that way.
Add the Fillings:
Sprinkle your cooked bacon bits over the garlic-buttered tortillas. Scatter on both cheeses, going edge to edge. Chives go last, if you're tossing those in.
Butter the Tortillas:
Spread garlic butter thickly across one side of each tortilla, covering the corners and edges so every bit is extra tasty.
Prepare Your Workspace:
Turn your oven on to 190°C and get your tortillas flattened out on your counter. All your fillings should be nearby and ready to go—makes things fast and easy.
Make Garlic Butter:
Stir together your melted butter, minced garlic, dried or fresh parsley, a pinch of salt, and pepper. Mix until you smell all that garlicky goodness, then set the bowl to the side—this is your flavor bomb for the whole dish.
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A stack of bacon wrapped sandwiches. | flavorsfuse.com

Where to Keep 'Em

Where to Keep 'Em

Chuck leftovers in a sealed container for up to three days in your fridge. To get the crunch back, toss 'em in a regular or toaster oven on low till they crisp up again. Microwave is faster but they lose some crunch. Freeze cut-up rollups and bake them straight from the freezer for a snack that’s ready in no time.

Easy Ingredient Swaps

Switch out the regular tortillas for whole wheat or gluten free if that's what you like. Want to go lighter? Try turkey or plant-based bacon. Play with different cheeses—Swiss or pepper jack make it fun. Swap the parsley for basil or oregano if you're feeling fancy and want different flavors.

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Bacon wrapped food on a plate. | flavorsfuse.com

How to Serve

Serve these as party snacks, lunch treats, or game day bites. They're perfect for dunking—try ketchup, spicy mayo, or some ranch. Round out your meal by adding a simple salad or bowl of soup. They're also awesome in lunchboxes for kids!

Cultural Backstory

The flavors here pull straight from the good old American bacon cheeseburger, but they get a new spin with the rollup style. They're awesome for laid-back hangouts or potlucks—feels just like diner comfort food but with a cool modern twist for sharing.

FAQs About the Recipe

→ Is it okay to pick different cheeses for the inside?

Definitely! Try out pepper jack, gouda, or whatever cheese you like to swap out mozzarella or cheddar. Mix and match to get just the right melt and flavor for you.

→ Tortillas keep cracking when I roll them—any tricks?

Just pop the tortillas in the microwave for a few seconds before you start filling. Warming them up makes them softer, so they won’t break as you wrap them up.

→ Can I prep these rollups in advance to save time?

For sure! Go ahead and bake them, then let them cool. When you’re ready, reheat in the oven for a few minutes to get that crunch back before serving.

→ Want to skip the bacon and keep these vegetarian?

Easy swap—use sautéed mushrooms or your favorite plant-based bacon. You’ll still get a hearty, savory bite with none of the meat.

→ Any tips on how to plate and serve these?

Stack the sliced pieces on a big serving plate, serve them nice and warm, and if you want, throw on some chives or put out a few dips for dunking.

Bacon Garlic Butter Stack

Tortillas stuffed with gooey cheese, crunchy bacon, and garlicky butter, baked then cut for simple sharing.

Prep Time
15 min
Cooking Time
15 min
Total Time
30 min
By Monica: Monica

Category: Fusion Main Dishes

Skill Level: Moderate

Cuisine Style: American

Yield: 4 Servings (6 rollups)

Dietary Preferences: ~

What You'll Need

→ Garlic Butter

01 1/4 cup melted unsalted butter
02 1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
03 2 garlic cloves, minced up
04 1/2 teaspoon salt
05 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper

→ Rollups

06 2 tablespoons fresh chives, chopped (you can skip these)
07 1/2 cup mozzarella cheese, shredded
08 1 cup cheddar cheese, grated
09 12 bacon strips, cooked then crumbled
10 6 big flour tortillas

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 01

Combine the parsley, salt, black pepper, melted butter, and garlic in a small bowl. Give it a good stir and leave it to hang out for a bit.

Step 02

Pop your oven on at 190°C (375°F). Lay each tortilla out flat on the counter so they’re ready to fill.

Step 03

Grab a brush and slather garlic butter over each tortilla. Add the bacon crumbles, toss on cheddar and mozzarella, and sprinkle some chives if you’ve got them.

Step 04

Starting at one edge, roll the tortillas up snug. Line them up seam-side down on your parchment-covered baking tray.

Step 05

Swipe the leftover garlic butter on top of each rollup. Slide the tray into the oven and bake for 12–15 minutes. Look for the cheese to bubble and the tops to get golden.

Step 06

Let the rollups chill for a minute or two. Slice them into little pinwheels and set them on a tray. Dive in while they’re still warm.

Additional Notes

  1. Wanna make them crispier? Pop the rollups on a wire rack over your tray before baking.

Essential Tools

  • Mixing bowl
  • Baking pan
  • Parchment sheet
  • Pastry brush

Allergy Information

Review each ingredient for possible allergens and consult a healthcare professional if you're unsure.
  • Has pork, gluten, and dairy in it.

Nutritional Facts (Per Serving)

This info is for reference purposes only and isn't a substitute for medical advice.
  • Calories: 485
  • Fats: 31 g
  • Carbohydrates: 33 g
  • Proteins: 19 g