Spring Roll Crackers
These spring roll skin crackers are really yummy and addictive!
I was introduced to these crackers by my sister when I was back in SG for the lunar new year. She was given a tub of these crackers by her friend. We started nibbling on these while watching K-drama and in no time, they were all gone. They were so addictive that we asked her friend to teach us how to do them. Surprisingly it was really easy.
This is what you need to do this delicious little snack:
You'll need a pack of spring roll skin - the rectangle or square ones will do. Roll it up swiss roll style with the help of a chopstick. Seal the edge with some egg white. Cut up into desired size and deep fried them till golden brown. Drain well and use some absorbent paper towel to absorb any excess oil. Toss them into a bowl of sugar so that they are all coated with sugar. Store in an air-tight container when cooled.
They are really nice and crispy! Nibble on them while watching TV and the whole tub will be gone in no time.
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12 Comments:
These roll crackers are my favourites! Now i know how to make them. Thanks for sharing =)
I have yet to try this version. It's more fattening leh with the added sugar so not sure, or maybe just a little to test it out.
Tried out these roll crackers last weekend. definitely a keeper! Thanks for sharing.
Hi delia,
You're welcome.
This is one of my favourite munchies! :D
I tried this with my mum just now and the result was fantastic. We couldn't stop at one! Thanks for sharing. :)
Hi,
Yes, cannot stop at one but maybe can stop when the one tub is gone!
hi can email to me:spring roll cracker.
email address:mying.leong@yahoo.com.sg
thanks
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Hi my,
The recipe is in the post. All you need is a pack of spring roll sheets, oil for frying them and sugar to coat them.
hai.hmm...ur food looks yummy and delicious..can u sent de spring roll crackers & 65c sausage roll recipe to me...rite_94@hotmail.com.thnkz.
Hi Florence,
i've been for this cracker for a long time! i've eaten them from the Malay sellers.. I thought they were made of rice flour?
I've tried this recipe and it's worth trying it out. Thanks. It's very easy to make and delicious. Will make again. I will use lesser oil and drain longer time. Thanks again. I know what to give as a gift already.
Pauline,
You're welcome. :)
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