Spring is here and with it the desire to eat something light, crunchy and full of flavor. It's no wonder that fresh Spring rolls are even more popular this season: colorful, versatile and perfect for ...

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Enjoy a fresh and colorful spring rolls recipe filled with vibrant ingredients and delicious flavors. This easy homemade dish ...

It’s been almost 10 years since TrueMan McGee founded Funky Fresh Spring Rolls, a business created with the mission of offering customers a delicious, healthful alternative to fried foods. Since then, ...

Funky Fresh Spring Rolls ― the Milwaukee-based frozen spring roll brand known for its health-conscious, non-traditional flavors ― returned to local grocery store shelves last week with plans to expand ...

Funky Fresh Spring Rolls owner, TrueMan McGee (left) and Palermo's director of business development, Jasper Fallucca, with an assortment of McGee’s Funky Fresh Spring Rolls at Palermo's headquarters ...

Summer is a lot of things, but fun for the cook ain’t necessarily one of them. It can get pretty muggy standing outside in front of a grill come July, and if you’re old-school like me, you could be ...

TrueMan McGee, the founder of Funky Fresh Spring Rolls, met Palermo's CEO Giacomo Fallucca on a panel of food-and-beverage entrepreneurs in 2017. Afterward, McGee said to himself, "I'm going to do ...

To build the rolls, wet the rice paper in lukewarm water for just a few seconds until it just begins getting soft. Place the rice paper down on a clean work surface, add lettuce, noodles, shrimp, mint ...

Fast and fun recipes for any resolution. By The New York Times Cooking Tanya Sichynsky — a senior staff editor you might know from The Veggie — has written a friendly “start here” guide for common ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min TrueMan McGee has grown a spring ...