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liuzhou

liuzhou

1 hour ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

My granddaughter reports that in her three visits spring rolls were common in China.  She adds that it could be a case of catering to foreigners.

 

 

Spring rolls (春卷 - chūn juǎn) are common* (but not with mustard); it's egg rolls which aren't known. The spring roll sales aren't catering for foreigners - many of my local restaurants have them, but I'm the only foreigner in the city and rarely eat them.

 

*particularly right now as we are in the middle of the Spring Festival (Feb 12th-26th this year)

liuzhou

liuzhou

56 minutes ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

My granddaughter reports that in her three visits spring rolls were common in China.  She adds that it could be a case of catering to foreigners.

 

 

Spring rolls (春卷 - chūn juǎn) are common* (but not with mustard); it's egg rolls which aren't known.

 

*particularly right now as we are in the middle of the Spring Festival (Feb 12th-26th this year)

liuzhou

liuzhou

55 minutes ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

My granddaughter reports that in her three visits spring rolls were common in China.  She adds that it could be a case of catering to foreigners.

 

 

Spring rolls (春卷 - chūn juǎn) are common* (but not with mustard); it's egg rolls which aren't known.

 

*particularly right now as we are in the middle of the Spring Festival (Feb 12th-26th)

liuzhou

liuzhou

54 minutes ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

My granddaughter reports that in her three visits spring rolls were common in China.  She adds that it could be a case of catering to foreigners.

 

 

Spring rolls (春卷 - chūn juǎn) are common* (but no mustard); it's egg rolls which aren't.

 

*particularly right now as we are in the middle of the Spring Festival (Feb 12th-26th)

liuzhou

liuzhou

40 minutes ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

My granddaughter reports that in her three visits spring rolls were common in China.  She adds that it could be a case of catering to foreigners.

 

 

Spring rolls (春卷 - chūn juǎn) are common (but no mustard); it's egg rolls which aren't.

liuzhou

liuzhou

35 minutes ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

My granddaughter reports that in her three visits spring rolls were common in China.  She adds that it could be a case of catering to foreigners.

 

 

Spring rolls are common (but no mustard); it's egg rolls which aren't.

liuzhou

liuzhou

33 minutes ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

My granddaughter reports that in her three visits spring rolls were common in China.  She adds that it could be a case of catering to foreigners.

 

 

Spring rolls are common; it's egg rolls which aren't.

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