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did the filling. Damn, it sure is labour intensive. Should just order a bunch of them cakes from the store, minimum order is six. I can dispatch them in no time :awe:
 
most chinese food is way faster/easier to buy at the store.


Spend a few hours to make 50 wontons or spend $13 and get 50 from the store. hmmm...


(and by "store" I mean restaurant that also sells frozen dumplings, not supermarket)
 
Ns1 said:
most chinese food is way faster/easier to buy at the store.


Spend a few hours to make 50 wontons or spend $13 and get 50 from the store. hmmm...


(and by "store" I mean restaurant that also sells frozen dumplings, not supermarket)
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Where is the fun in that 🙂

But we have a really good take out Chinese place near us, I usually don't bother with it myself.

They all ready have that one down pat better than I ever will, I imagine.
 
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Ns1 said:
most chinese food is way faster/easier to buy at the store.


Spend a few hours to make 50 wontons or spend $13 and get 50 from the store. hmmm...


(and by "store" I mean restaurant that also sells frozen dumplings, not supermarket)
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I like to make stuff if I have the time. I would not bother making dumplings.
5 bux gets me a 2 lb bag of handmade dumplings.
 
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