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Real Thai Rice Paper Sauce
The dipping sauce intended for fresh rice paper rolls, which are served cold and unseasoned and rely on what they are dipped into.
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Real Thai Rice Paper 16cm & 22cm
Rice paper wrappers in 16cm and 22cm, softened in warm water and rolled cold for fresh summer rolls, or filled and fried. Two diameters, for canapé size and full portion.
Country of Origin: Thailand
Available Packaging & Pack Sizes
16CM 100g
22CM 100g
24x100
B2B & Resort Wholesale
Direct distribution to Maldivian resorts, hotels, commercial kitchens, and supermarket groups.
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