Sainsbury's Chinese Duck Spring Rolls Reviews

Sainsbury's Chinese Duck Spring Rolls Snacks

Product Type: Sainsbury's Snacks

Newest Review: ... so it tastes like theres loads more in there when you eat it. There's some hoisin duck sauce in the spring rolls but I wish ... more

 ... there was more because in some bites there isn't any sauce and then it doesn't taste as good. The bits of duck are cooked nice and is tender and there are no pieces of fat in the spring roll. The beansprouts are a bit crunchy and still moist and the vegetables are nice and soft and I can still taste the flavour of them even when they have been in the oven. The pastry goes a bit crispy at the ends and stays nice and soft where the filling is wrapped up in it. Its got a nice greasy taste and usually I don't like gr...more

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CheekyCharlie08
Sainsbury's Chinese Duck Spring Rolls: A Cheap Chinese (392 words)
by - written on 03/09/09 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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I brought these duck spring rolls from out of the fridge in Sainsburys and they are v. tasty but not as nice as the ones from my local Chinese! They are brill though and hot or cold they taste wicked but I like mine better in the oven because the pastry goes crispy and the filling is loads nicer warm. There isn't a lot of duck in the spring rolls but it's mixed in good with the beansprouts and bits of vegetables so it tastes like theres loads more in there when you eat it. There's some hoisin duck sauce in the spring rolls but I wish there was more because in some bites there isn't any sauce and then it doesn't taste as good. The bits of duck are ...  Read the complete review

xxfoxyredxx
I'm quackers for these! (445 words)
by - written on 27/08/09, updated on  28/08/09 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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I love duck and I love Chinese food so when I saw these in my local Sainsbury's (priced £1.99) I couldn't wait to eat them! The Packaging.... The 6 rolls comes in a large black plastic tray that is covered in a see-through plastic film with a black and dark green sleeve that simply slips off it. On the front of the sleeve I'm told they are Sainsbury's 'Oriental' 6 Duck Spring Rolls, they are freezable, made with British duck, I'm told to keep them refrigerated and the use by date is clearly stamped on along with an at a glance nutritional chart. On the back of the sleeve ingredients and allergy advice is given along with a full nutritional chart, ...  Read the complete review

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