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    Lucky Foods Original Gluten-Free Spring Rolls

    Reviewed and edited by a celiac disease expert.

    The rolls far exceeded my expectations, and were crispy and delicious.

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    Celiac.com 12/15/2017 - Something I definitely miss since going gluten-free are spring rolls. Rarely can I find a good gluten-free spring roll. I was definitely feeling lucky when I recently tried Original Gluten-Free Spring Rolls by Lucky Foods.

    The rolls are super easy to prepare—mine were ready in around 10 minutes at 375F in a toaster oven. The rolls far exceeded my expectations, and were crispy and delicious. They are an outstanding cross-over product, and you would never know that they are gluten-free.

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    The dipping sauce that came with them is also fantastic, and the rolls are vegan as well.

    If you miss spring rolls and want to feel lucky, I highly recommend that you try Lucky Foods Original Gluten-Free Spring Rolls!

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    Problem I've found with Asian markets where I live (central PA) is that there is ZERO BRAND ALLEGIANCE on the part of store owners. You can find some gluten-free fish-balls in June 2015 and never see that brand again until May 2017. Working in an Asian restaurant, I see the same thing: the "Chinatown trucks" deliver whatever brand they happen to have at the time. So we can never have a consistent gluten-free menu for our clientele, which is incredibly frustrating! Our "Chinatown" trucks originate from NYC and Philadelphia. Wishing there was some sort of liaison who could explain to the shipping companies how frustrating it is to never buy the same product twice in a year.

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