Definition of egg roll
: a thin egg-dough casing filled with minced vegetables and often bits of meat (such as shrimp or chicken) and usually deep-fried
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After the First Couple blew the opening whistle for a few rounds of egg rolls, Melania read a book aloud to guests.
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Eleanor Roosevelt oversaw the egg roll during her husband's four terms in office, including 1937, when more than 50,000 children attended.
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Fried tempura balls filled with shrimp and vegetables were an elegant cross between hush puppies and egg rolls.
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Get the duck soba, the fried miso, and the dashi yaki egg roll.
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The menu, posted above the far end of a bar that glows atomic orange, reads like a ransom note from a desperately famished kidnapper: rib tips, egg rolls, mostaccioli, french fries.
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While Pham described Little Saigon’s challenges, the owner of the restaurant had set down two egg rolls.
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Hiding along the bowl’s edge was a small egg roll, filled with minced pork and carrots.
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The egg rolling tradition began in the 1870s on Capitol grounds.
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First Known Use of egg roll
1934
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Definition of egg roll for English Language Learners
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: a very thin flat piece of dough that is wrapped around a mixture of chopped vegetables and often meat and then usually fried
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