Thread: Mini egg rolls

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> Any remember or know of little egg rolls that used to be in the freezer
> section
> of the stores? There were maybe 12-15 in a box, and they were about 2
> inches
> long. I forget who made them. Chung King, La Choy, whoever. I used to love
> them
> and suddenly a few years back, they disappeared and I haven't been able to
> find
> them since. Anyone know if they're still around? Thanks.

I did see frozen eggrolls today at Winco but I wasn't interested so don't
remember the brand or if they were mini. Only remembered that I saw some.

Apparently they are La Choy because they are listed here at Walmart but it
doesn't allow you to check your store to see if they are in stock.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Mini-Chick...Rolls/13908405

On Sun, 30 Sep 2012 02:07:32 -0400, [email protected] wrote:

> Any remember or know of little egg rolls that used to be in the freezer section
> of the stores? There were maybe 12-15 in a box, and they were about 2 inches
> long. I forget who made them. Chung King, La Choy, whoever.

They were the Chinese version of Jeno's (later Totino's) Pizza rolls.

Can't say I've seen them recently. But now I'm craving some
double-can stacker chicken chow mein, thank you!

-sw

Sqwertz wrote:
> On Sun, 30 Sep 2012 02:07:32 -0400, [email protected] wrote:
>
>> Any remember or know of little egg rolls that used to be in the freezer section
>> of the stores? There were maybe 12-15 in a box, and they were about 2 inches
>> long. I forget who made them. Chung King, La Choy, whoever.
>
> They were the Chinese version of Jeno's (later Totino's) Pizza rolls.
>
> Can't say I've seen them recently. But now I'm craving some
> double-can stacker chicken chow mein, thank you!
>
> -sw

Oh yuck. You're kidding, right?

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On Sep 30, 1:08*am, rfd...@optonline.net wrote:
> Any remember or know of little egg rolls that used to be in the freezer section
> of the stores? There were maybe 12-15 in a box, and they were about 2 inches
> long. I forget who made them. Chung King, La Choy, whoever. I used to love them
> and suddenly a few years back, they disappeared and I haven't been able to find
> them since. Anyone know if they're still around? Thanks.

I dunno man, but how ironic! The USA is being inundated with cheap
cheesy Chinese crapola, and suddenly the Chung King-La Choy-whatever
mini egg rolls disappear! Whoa!