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Frozen spring rolls
Savory with a crisp, fried wrapper once cooked, and a filling that varies from vegetable-forward to meat- or shrimp-based.
Lens analyzedFrozen spring rolls are pre-made, filled wrappers, typically containing vegetables, meat, or shrimp, frozen uncooked and meant to be fried or baked straight from the freezer. They're a common appetizer across several Asian cuisines, sold widely in North American grocery freezers.
Where it comes from
Spring roll traditions span many Asian cuisines, and frozen, ready-to-fry versions became a convenient grocery-store product as home cooks looked for a shortcut to the labor-intensive process of wrapping and filling spring rolls by hand.
Buying it
Check the filling type and cooking instructions on the bag, since some are meant to be deep-fried while others are formulated for baking or air-frying.
Storing it
Keep frozen spring rolls in the freezer until ready to cook, laid flat to prevent them from sticking together.
Keeps about 3 months in the freezer.
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