Feel Good Foods Gluten-Free Chicken Egg Rolls, 9oz
- Brand:
- Feel Good Foods
- Model Number:
- UPC:
- 899039002068
- EAN:
- 0899039002068
- Walmart SKU:
- 186128040
Recent downward movement established $6.46 pricing, now 0.0% below the quarterly average.
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Tracking History: We have tracked Feel Good Foods Gluten-Free Chicken Egg Rolls, 9oz since 3/31/2026. The most recent price update was on Sep 4, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $6.46 (lowest on 3/31/2026) to $6.46 (highest on 3/31/2026). The average price during this period is $6.46.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $6.46 (Sep 4) to $6.46 (Sep 4) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $6.46.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.4/5 from 1008 reviews.
A bit pricey for 3 egg rolls, but hear me out ____ I ate all 3, and I'm full. They're a great size, they came out perfect in the airfryer, they're full as fk, stuffed full of meat(better than pictured), flavorful, savory, fresh ingredients, .... just WOW! GLUTEN-FREE!!!! Sorry other egg rolls, she keeps this up, and she will be the only chef getting my money. This is as close to just cooked as you will ever taste.
I like it when it is cooked with a crunchy outside shell. For something that is gluten-free, it is just as good as the ones with gluten as far as I'm concerned. I would like one without chicken as well, with just vegetables. That is a suggestion for the manufacturer. I believe that would be also a good market.
Thank you for making these. They are delicious. And big. And crispy. Bigger than from my local Chinese takeout. One of my fave foods. I might need an air-fryer %26 a second freezer for these. 😛 I can't wait to try the other varieties, but I think the egg rolls are my favorite thing now. Great for healthcare workers who need easy to make meals, to avoid eating so much takeout. 👏
From past times getting this I always enjoyed it. Unfortunately this last time I ordered it I never received it. I am assuming that the company has not changed the way they do their egg rolls. Until I came across this brand I didn't think I would be able to enjoy egg rolls with my family. I do believe they are on the pricey side but I still order them occasionally since they taste very good.
I think they taste great. I cook them in a frying pan with about a tablespoon of butter on medium, med/high heat. They cook through and get nice and crunchy. This makes them taste closest to an egg roll one would buy from a restaurant. They're good in the oven too but i find the cabage will over power and they're a bit harder than they are crunchy. Definitely would recommend giving them a try.
These are so good, the dipping sauce terrific and tastes amazing. They call me from the freezer at night, quite loudly some nights. A good many in the box but if course as with all gluten free items doesn't contain close to what is sold that's made with wheat. . While it's been 13 years since i had an egg roll they taste like I remember. I was thrilled to find them because something I haven't found in those 13 years. I prepared them in the air fryer and they came out crispy. Time to crank up that air fryer, I can hear them calling me from the fridge. Oh and the jalapeño bites and mozzarella sticks by Feel Good food are awesome too and they call loudly also!!
I have Celiac Disease and I personally love the product itself. I am neurodivergent with sensory issues that include texture, and I love the taste and texture of these. I just air fry them long enough to be fully crispy. It'd be nice if they included a little sauce packet, like the one that comes with the potstickers. But I usually just make a spicy mayo to dip these in. The reason I take away one star is because we are all seriously so tired of our medically required dietary restrictions being THIS expensive. Mind you, that's not at Walmart specifically, as they sell it cheaper than anyone in my area. But dudes, come ON. Even if we're at my Walmart: We get 9oz of gluten free chicken egg rolls for $6.46 (typically $10 at other stores) from Feel Good Foods, and it's the only gluten free option. Gluten eaters can get 22oz for $6.42, 24oz for $7.37, or 24.5oz for $6.38, and that's ignoring the even cheaper Great Value options. I know rice is more expensive than wheat for various reasons, but the average wholesale price comparison between the two almost never lines up with the price comparison between our safe products and "normal" products.
I've learned that if you want an egg roll, my concept is a lot of vegetables and protein. These egg rolls were like eating dough with little vegetables and very little protein. For the amount of the cost of these egg rolls, (4)to a package is not worth it in my opinion. I'm back to making my own with rice paper wrappers and the balance of vegetables and protein. I tried these out of convenience.
Gf versions of items that normally contain wheat don't usually measure up. This one comes close. It doesn't have the inside taste of egg roll filling, but the outside is pretty close on taste and texture. My kids love making rice paper wraps with pork veg filling. Maybe we are just used to our seasoning.
I am not sure what this disgusting flavor is in these eggrolls but neither my husband nor I could eat them. I think they may have been tainted or spoiled somehow before they were packaged. I'm scared to buy them again. The potstickers by this brand are amazing, however the eggrolls were completely inedible.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $6.46 (Sep 4) to $6.46 (Sep 4) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $6.46.
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