Ivy

Apr 6, 2026

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Love these nice rolls so easy to use them. They’re so delicious. and make a really great side for dishes and there are many things you can make with it

Arisa

Apr 5, 2026

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Used for making a replacement of rice crackers. It is Vietnamese but can use for Japanese dishes.

Amelia Pinkerton

Feb 5, 2026

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These rice papers are easy to use, a good flavour and are able to be used soft or fried. We find you get 2 servings per packet for two adults.

skong6818

Feb 2, 2026

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Not bad and easy to access as you get from major supermarkets if you are running out. Easy to use and makes decent rice paper wrap.

Mario

Jan 31, 2026

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Nice rice paper from Pandaroo. It is a very authentic Vietnamese style rice paper. Very thin and smooth but not easily broken after wet. I think its texture is better than the one I bought from Woolies (this one is from Coles). Price us reasonable too.

amy

Jan 27, 2026

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reasonably priced though some parts are crumbled

PB

Jan 15, 2026

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super easy, lite and healthy. i love rice paper rolls. also these are very versatile, you can use it to make low carb noodles, low carb tteokbokki, even seen people use them to make dumplings. you really can put anything in them. Also so many come in a pack

Rachel Syue

Dec 26, 2025

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Good price and good quality products. l love to make Vietnamese paper prawn rolls

Therese

Dec 13, 2025

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bought this as wanna try the crispy rice paper with ham & cheese

Nic

Nov 20, 2025

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These rice wraps are easy to use. Simply soak them in water and roll whatever filling you like. I use these as an alternative to making sushi. They are great in the school lunch box too!

MD ZAHED ULLAH

Nov 16, 2025

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👍 Positives 1. Low in Calories and Fat • Rice paper is very light — low-calorie compared to fried wrappers.  • Very little fat.  2. Gluten-Free • Made from rice flour (and sometimes tapioca), so naturally gluten-free.  • Good for people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivities.  3. Versatile / Customisable • Works for fresh “summer” rolls (with veggies, lean protein), or even fried rolls if you want.  • Acts as a “blank canvas” — you can pack in healthy fillings (vegetables, lean proteins, herbs) to make a very nutritious meal.  4. Easy to Digest • Because it’s just rice and water (plus maybe tapioca), it’s quite gentle on the stomach.  • No cholesterol.  5. Light & Healthy Option • When used for fresh rolls, you can make a relatively low-calorie lunch or snack.  • Helps you eat a lot of volume (vegetables + fillings) without too many calories.  ⸻ 👎 Negatives / Drawbacks 1. Low in Nutrients • Very little protein, fiber, or micronutrients in the wrapper itself.  • Mostly “empty” carbohydrates.  2. High Glycemic Index (GI) • Rice paper can raise blood sugar relatively quickly because of its refined carbs.  • This could be a concern for people with diabetes or those watching their blood sugar.  3. Dependence on Filling for Nutrition • Because the wrapper doesn’t offer much, the healthiness of your roll really depends on what you put inside. If you fill with unhealthy or calorie-dense ingredients, you can negate the benefits.  • Dipping sauces can add a lot of calories, sugar, or sodium.  4. Storage/Handling Issues • Rice paper can be tricky to handle — it sticks easily, tears, or becomes brittle. (Many people online mention this.)  • Keeping them soft if you store rolls: rice paper can harden in the fridge unless stored properly (e.g. wrapped in damp towels or plastic).  5. Not Very Filling by Itself • Because it doesn’t have much fiber or protein, you might not feel very full if you rely only on rice paper and a few fillings; this could lead to snacking more

trisha pa

Nov 15, 2025

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Great quality, taste good. Perfect for the convenience to sping rolls, easy to use