Wonton Wrappers

Where can I find these? I've tried a couple Krogers and have had no luck. I'm in the East End and don't want to venture out too far away.

[Robin Garr]

Where can I find these? I've tried a couple Krogers and have had no luck. I'm in the East End and don't want to venture out too far away.

Try Choi's, the big Asian store on Lyndon Lane just north of LaGrange Road.

I've always found them at the Krogers in the east end but they're over in the fresh produce department near where the refrigerated dressings are found.

Well I had to go to Whole Foods and found them there in the exact section that Carla said! They probably were at Kroger but I had never thought to look in the refrigerated section. Thanks!

I bet the ones you wound up getting are a whole lot tastier than the ones at Kroger!

Meijer for sure... eggroll and wanton wrappers, they are near the herbs, and meatless packaged products

I was going to say Meijers also...you beat me to it, Heather .

I'm going to get some more. We had some in our freezer when the power went out. I wanted to try a recipe I saw....wonton wrappers filled with Nutella and deep fried, then sprinkled with a bit of powdered sugar and cinnamon...Yum.

I'm going to get some more. We had some in our freezer when the power went out. I wanted to try a recipe I saw....wonton wrappers filled with Nutella and deep fried, then sprinkled with a bit of powdered sugar and cinnamon...Yum.

Nutella - it's Kobe Bryant's favorite!

They must put crack in that stuff. I could eat it by the tub, if my trainer wouldn't kill me!

Wrap around some mozzerella and deep fry with a little marinara for dipping. tasty!

Sounds good to me, Steve. I only wish I good find a place here in Louisville that serves that wonderful St. Louis specialty of deep fired ravioli.

Try Mazzoni's on Shelbyville Rd. in Middletown for the fried ravioli. Greg Haner used to cook in St. Louis and brought the recipe with him.

Ooh, that is just down the road from me. I am so there!