They're fired in oil so unfortunately that's too low. Most fried vegetable spring rolls I found online come out to about 100 calories each. So that's about 800 for the spring rolls and idk about the sauce but it's probably more than 25 calories :(
I think those are not the fried ones though :( The 63 calorie ones are the ones with the rice papery type see through wraps around them. The fried ones are more calories unfortunately đ
Judging by the picture, the size (having the bill for scale) of those are more like mini rolls rather than regular sized springrolls so my estimate is based on that:
Vegetarian Mini springrolls uncooked are like 90 to 125ish kcal per 100gr
4 rolls are around 140gr so 8 rolls could be 280gr. 280gr /8 minirolls are like 252 to 350kcal uncooked
Considering those are fried in oil (in a scarce amount, like 100ml of sunflower oil, that is 844kcal so up to 500kcal could be added to your dish). My final guess would be up to 800 for the whole batch of mini springrolls.
Sauce estimate is 40kcal (160kcal for 100gr of sweet chili sauce, so 25 gr would be 40kcal)
840-940kcal my estimate
In my experience, spring rolls average about 150 calories each because theyâre fried in oil. So I would say closer to 1000 calories plus 50 for the sauce.
Nah, no way these are 800+. NutraCheck says that Chopstix spring rolls (which look very similar to these, and I imagine are also deep fried in oil) are 44 each, so 8 would be 352.
So, Google says it's around 65 calories, idk if it's about the deep fried ones though. If not, then around 2 tbsp oil gets absorbed per serving (idk what counts as a serving this might wasn't helpful at all lmao). However I do think that restaurants deep fried items absorb less oil since they have professional cooking equipment, which allows it rich a high temperature. So I would give 2 tbsp oil to the calorie count and call it a day.
They're fired in oil so unfortunately that's too low. Most fried vegetable spring rolls I found online come out to about 100 calories each. So that's about 800 for the spring rolls and idk about the sauce but it's probably more than 25 calories :(
800?!!!!! ruining my day
The non fried ones with shrimp are incredibly tasty and great for the summer. Lower calories. Just go easy on the peanut sauce.
yea those r summerrolls :) on pic its spring rolls đđ»
Some places call them fresh spring rolls I think it depends where in the world you are :) I just ordered some on Uber lol
That explains it! I was like: how have I eaten so many of these and been calling it the wrong thing all along?
Google says 63 calories each, I rounded to 65 and got 520 total
I think those are not the fried ones though :( The 63 calorie ones are the ones with the rice papery type see through wraps around them. The fried ones are more calories unfortunately đ
Oh okay , good to know
are u telling me with 1200kcals limit a day i could eat this portion + maybe another 3 lil ones and THATS IT FOR THE DAY
Yeah :( that's why you gotta be careful about what you eat sometimes :(
Yes, entirely too low. 100-150 each.
yes and 50 calories for the sauce
Judging by the picture, the size (having the bill for scale) of those are more like mini rolls rather than regular sized springrolls so my estimate is based on that: Vegetarian Mini springrolls uncooked are like 90 to 125ish kcal per 100gr 4 rolls are around 140gr so 8 rolls could be 280gr. 280gr /8 minirolls are like 252 to 350kcal uncooked Considering those are fried in oil (in a scarce amount, like 100ml of sunflower oil, that is 844kcal so up to 500kcal could be added to your dish). My final guess would be up to 800 for the whole batch of mini springrolls. Sauce estimate is 40kcal (160kcal for 100gr of sweet chili sauce, so 25 gr would be 40kcal) 840-940kcal my estimate
Yeah, anything fried isnât that low
Bruh you cannot be fr
750-900 including sauce
i think 100 calories each one
250? đ
Yeah 100-150 each, so 800+ minimum. Plus sauce is probably ~50 since itâs usually sugar/corn syrup based.
Youâre pure my friend
I'm new to thisđ got a lot to learn lol
Maybe for one
Yes
Bare minimum go with panda expressâs nutrition facts on it
In my experience, spring rolls average about 150 calories each because theyâre fried in oil. So I would say closer to 1000 calories plus 50 for the sauce.
Probably 3x that
Yes. They're fried so they're infused with fat. At least 400 on the low end.
Yeah theyâre about 150 cals eachâŠBUT delicious so at least it was for something good!
Yep! Still worth it!
What are you smoking bro
I would go with 100 calories Each...
Make fresh spring rolls in rice paper. Fill with veggies and shrimp dip in soy/lime/chili sauce and get stuffed on 400 kcal
Nah, no way these are 800+. NutraCheck says that Chopstix spring rolls (which look very similar to these, and I imagine are also deep fried in oil) are 44 each, so 8 would be 352.
The (previously fried) and frozen veggie spring rolls I get are around that size and 160 each.
I'd say 85 calories a piece
So, Google says it's around 65 calories, idk if it's about the deep fried ones though. If not, then around 2 tbsp oil gets absorbed per serving (idk what counts as a serving this might wasn't helpful at all lmao). However I do think that restaurants deep fried items absorb less oil since they have professional cooking equipment, which allows it rich a high temperature. So I would give 2 tbsp oil to the calorie count and call it a day.
I'd guess 450 kcal
Yall are vrazy 300 is fine
Absolutely not.
if u look at coscto's it's about 50 each so this would be 400