TANISA Rice Paper Wrapper Tray 10 Round Mesh Trays and 1 Collapsible Stand for Spring Rolls, Egg Rolls Making

The quality is exactly what I was hoping for. I specifically wanted a plastic rice paper dipper that’s lightweight and travel-friendly and this one checks all the boxes. It doesn’t take up much space, which is a bonus. This dipper fits both 25cm and 22cm rice paper perfectly. I made the mistake of buying a rice paper bowl previously that didn’t accommodate the larger size, so I really appreciate that this one does. For best results, I recommend using lukewarm water. I’ve been using this product a few times this week to make healthy spring rolls for lunch, and I absolutely love it. I hand-wash it (not sure if it’s dishwasher-safe), and it’s holding up great. Great price, fast deliver, and highly recommended!

Love it

I didn't know these things existed. I was using a spray bottle before. But this item really made things easier. As least controlling the amount of water is simpler. Just dip/spin and that's it. No more soggy wrappers. But, there is a learning curve as to it's usage and timing. For the most part, it is definitely better than using a spray bottle or running water over the wrappers with a faucet.

These worked great. They help you manage the rice paper so it doesn’t get all stuck and it doesn’t seem that you end up with all that water on your work surface.

Well first, for being plastic, they certainly are expensive. That is not a big deal in the long run because they do seem quite sturdy and hard to break. If they last a long time then they won’t seem so expensive. Price aside, I just don’t like the way they function. We ruined two batches of rice paper because the water from the dip reservoir spills into the rice paper holder and makes a gooey mess. Thinking I just filled it too high I lowered the water level on the next batch but now the water level is too low to soak the whole paper. So I have to “paint” the paper with water from my fingers to soften it. Just not a good design. Combined with the cost, I can’t recommend it. Sorry, I wanted to like it as much as the ones we use at our favorite restaurant but we don’t.

I love this container that holds both rice paper wrappers and water and looks lovely on the table. I was introduced to these while on a recent holiday in Hoi An, Vietnam and was delighted to find one in the US. This container keeps the dry rice paper wrappers in the center section (dry) and allows you to give them a quick dip in the water reservoir before wrapping whatever it is you want to wrap (like Vietnamese crispy pancake, Vietnamese barbecued pork with lettuce and herbs, Even the filling for chicken lettuce wraps). I had never before realized that a slightly damp rice paper continues to soften once you wrap it around a moist filling so a quick dip in water is all you need and leaves the rice paper easy to handle (just supple enough without being sticky). Love it, love it, love it!

Works great!!

There are three "slots" total, one to hold dry wraps in the middle and an additional slot on each of its side to hold water. You'll have to be very careful to not get the water into the middle slot - I didn't think I'd be careful enough so just kept the dry wraps on the side. The slots are pretty close together. For the slots that hold water, you'll need to refill every few wraps, else it doesn't get the center of the wrap wet. Overall much better option than a bowl that I've been using!