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Chinese Pancakes
billybobbedlington
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I know this was posted a while ago - 2005 I think. We used to get our chinese pancakes from ASDA but they don't do them anymore. Waitrose do but there isn't one very close to us - we are Derby way. Can anyone tell me if any of the other big supermarkets stock them - Tesco, etc. Thanks:T
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I can't help with supermarkets but do you have an Asian supermarket where you are? I bought 100 Chinese pancakes for £3something from my little Asian supermarket in Worcester. They keep them in the freezer. They are divided into packets of 10, so you don't have to eat 100 at once.0
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You can make them, just flour and hot water and roll very thin and dry fry them.0
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Not sure if they are the same or not but Home Bargains had some spring roll sheets in last week for about 29p a packet.0
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Got some off the Chinese stall on Blackbushe Market, again a pack of 100 for around £3 - do you have any markets near you?What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare0
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A lot of supermarkets used to sell them they were in a beige packet with a red border i think they were by sunflower or something like that.
We used to love these with some chicken in a stir fry and spring onion and cucumber... yummy ~ they have vanished!!
What goes around comes around !! Simple but very true :rotfl:0
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