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Tropical Kiwi Strawberry Spring Rolls

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Kiwi, strawberries, mango and banana make up this fun and healthy snack!

Ingredients

  • 12 whole Rice Paper Wrappers
  • 1 whole Mango, Peeled And Cut Into Matchsticks
  • 1-½ cup Chopped Strawberries
  • 2 whole Firm Yellow Bananas, Chopped
  • 3 whole Kiwi, Chopped
  • 1 bunch Fresh Mint

Preparation

Note: I double-wrapped my rolls, resulting in 6 rolls. If you use one wrap, you obviously will end up with 12 rolls. The amount of fruit you need will be dependent on how much you add. I added about a tablespoon of berries, kiwi and banana each, and 6-8 mango sticks, plus 2-3 mint leaves. You may want more or less. I used half the amount of fruit here for 6 rolls, so this *should* be enough for 12, just use your eye.

Fill a large baking dish with warm water. I found that the easiest way to makes the rolls was to take the dry rice paper, dip it in the water very quickly (less than 5 seconds), then pat dry with a paper towel. Either add your second paper on top (if making 6 rolls) or begin filling. Add fruit in the middle of the wrap; I used mango on the bottom, then stuffed it with the remaining fruit. Some mint leaves I chopped, others I left whole—it’s all to your preference. Once the fruit is on the wrap, fold up the bottom and tuck under the fruit. Fold in each side (like you would with a burrito), then roll the wrap to the end. It should seal itself since the wrap is damp. Eat whole or slice in the middle at an angle.

(Adapted from Veg Times.)

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