For most crispy egg rolls, you’ll use square, wheat-based egg roll wrappers made for frying or baking. They’re designed to hold fillings and can crisp up during cooking.

• Egg roll wrappers: helpful for classic fried or baked rolls.
• Rice paper: often used for fresh-style rolls; the texture is lighter and chewier when not fried.

To get neat, sealed rolls, keep wrappers covered so they don’t dry out and seal edges with a little water or a cornstarch slurry. Cooking methods vary by product, so it’s a good idea to follow the package directions. You can shop options online and in-store at Walmart.

Both are thin dough sheets, but they’re made for different tasks.

• Egg roll wrappers: larger squares and typically thicker, which supports heartier fillings and gives a robust crunch when fried or baked.
• Wonton wrappers: smaller and thinner, great for wontons, dumplings, or mini rolls.

If you swap them, you may need to adjust filling amounts and cook time, and the texture will likely differ. For mini egg rolls, wonton wrappers can work in a pinch; for full-size crispy rolls, egg roll wrappers usually perform better. Checking product details for dimensions and usage suggestions can help you pick the right style for your recipe.

Egg roll wrappers are flexible, so you’ve got lots of options.

• Vegetables: shredded cabbage, carrots, bell peppers, scallions, bean sprouts.
• Proteins (cooked): chicken, pork, shrimp, crab, or scrambled egg.
• Meatless ideas: tofu, mushrooms, edamame, or seasoned rice noodles.
• Seasonings: garlic, ginger, soy sauce, chili paste, or herbs.

For crisp results, cool cooked fillings and drain excess moisture before rolling. Avoid overfilling and seal with water or a light slurry. Baking, air frying, or pan frying can all work; results may vary by filling and wrapper style, so it’s wise to check the package guidance for recommended methods.

You can shop egg roll wrappers online for pickup or delivery, or find them in your local store.

• Refrigerated sections: often near produce, deli, or dairy & eggs.
• Frozen foods: some varieties are sold frozen, including in international foods areas.

Aisle locations can vary by store. The Walmart app and website can show current availability and the aisle for your selected store. If a variety isn’t stocked locally, consider ordering for store pickup or home delivery. Search for “egg roll wrappers” to compare sizes and formats before you head in.

Storage needs can vary by product, so use the package as your main guide.

• Unopened: keep refrigerated; some items can be frozen if indicated on the label.
• After opening: wrap tightly, refrigerate, and use within a few days for best quality.
• Freezing leftovers: place sheets between parchment, seal in an airtight bag, and thaw overnight in the refrigerator when ready.
• While you work: keep unused sheets under a barely damp towel to help prevent drying.

Always check the date and any storage instructions on the package. If you’re unsure, the product page on Walmart.com often includes handling notes specific to that item.