Spring Rolls

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Spring rolls represent the perfect balance of health and flavor, combining fresh, raw vegetables, aromatic herbs, and lean proteins wrapped in delicate rice paper. These versatile rolls are naturally gluten-free and low in calories while being rich in vitamins, minerals, and fiber. Whether you're looking for a light lunch, healthy appetizer, or crowd-pleasing party dish, spring rolls offer endless possibilities for nutritious ingredient combinations while maintaining their refreshing, clean-eating appeal.

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Healthy Filipino Lumpiang Shanghai

Nutritious Filipino spring rolls, filled with pork and veggies, golden and crispy.
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Are spring rolls healthy?

Yes, spring rolls are very healthy, especially when filled with raw vegetables and lean proteins. They're low in calories, rich in vitamins and minerals, and provide a good source of fiber.

What's the difference between fresh and fried spring rolls?

Fresh spring rolls use uncooked rice paper and raw ingredients, making them healthier than fried versions. They're lower in calories and maintain the natural nutrients of their ingredients.

What are the best vegetables to use in healthy spring rolls?

The best vegetables include carrots, cucumber, bell peppers, lettuce, and bean sprouts. These provide essential nutrients, crunch, and freshness while keeping the rolls low-calorie.