Nutrition Facts
Servings: 2 ServingCalories:120kcalTotal Fat:5gTotal Carbohydrate:15gDietary Fiber: 2gSugars: 7gProtein:4g
These crispy blueberry spring rolls are one of those recipes that feel a bit playful but still fit beautifully into a balanced way of eating. I love finding simple dessert ideas that don’t rely on heavy pastry or deep frying, and this one ticks so many boxes: quick, light, naturally gluten free, and surprisingly satisfying.
From a nutrition coaching point of view, using rice paper instead of pastry keeps these much lighter while still giving you that crunch. They’re a great example of how blueberry desserts can feel indulgent without being overly complicated. I often make these as breakfast spring rolls on the weekend or serve them as warm fruit spring rolls with yogurt on the side.

Whisk the egg and milk in a shallow bowl until smooth.
Coach tip: This creates crispness without deep frying.
Dip one sheet at a time into the egg mixture. Stack two sheets together per roll.
Coach tip: Doubling prevents tearing and improves crunch.
Spread 1 tablespoon of cream cheese in the centre.
Coach tip: Keep it central to avoid leaks.
Place blueberries on top and sprinkle with 1 teaspoon sweetener.
Coach tip: For a sticky dessert feel, drizzle a little honey or caramel.
Fold sides in and roll tightly like a spring roll.
Coach tip: Gentle but snug prevents ripping.
Air fry at 170°C / 340°F for 12–16 minutes, flipping halfway.
Coach tip: This is my favourite method for air fryer spring rolls, maximum crisp with minimal oil.

Storage:
Best eaten fresh, but keep in fridge up to 24 hours.
Serving ideas:
Reheating:
Reheat in air fryer for 3–4 minutes to restore crispness.

If you try these blueberry spring rolls, tell me your favourite filling combination in the comments.
This recipe proves dessert doesn’t need to be complicated or heavy. Sometimes a few simple ingredients and the air fryer are all you need.
Alex :)
These crispy blueberry spring rolls are one of those recipes that feel a bit playful but still fit beautifully into a balanced way of eating. I love finding simple dessert ideas that don’t rely on heavy pastry or deep frying, and this one ticks so many boxes: quick, light, naturally gluten free, and surprisingly satisfying.
From a nutrition coaching point of view, using rice paper instead of pastry keeps these much lighter while still giving you that crunch. They’re a great example of how blueberry desserts can feel indulgent without being overly complicated. I often make these as breakfast spring rolls on the weekend or serve them as warm fruit spring rolls with yogurt on the side.

Dip one sheet at a time into the egg mixture for a few seconds until pliable. Lay it flat on a clean surface. Repeat and stack a second sheet on top (2 per roll).

Spread 1 tablespoon of cream cheese in the center of the rice paper. Place blueberries on top and sprinkle with 1 teaspoon sweetener.

Fold the sides inward, then roll tightly into a log shape (like a spring roll). Repeat with remaining sheets and filling.
Lightly coat the air fryer basket with oil spray. Place the rolls inside and air fry at 170°C / 340°F for 12–16 minutes, flipping halfway, until golden and crisp.
Alternative cooking methods:
Let cool slightly, then serve warm with a drizzle of caramel sauce, a scoop of ice cream, or a sprinkle of cinnamon sugar.
Servings: 2 ServingCalories:120kcalTotal Fat:5gTotal Carbohydrate:15gDietary Fiber: 2gSugars: 7gProtein:4g
Healthy cooking isn’t about giving up your favorites, it’s about reimagining them. These crispy banana spring rolls prove that you can take something traditionally deep fried, swap in lighter roll wrappers, and still enjoy every caramelized, creamy, crunchy bite.
Next time you’re craving dessert, reach for your rice paper rolls and a ripe banana; in 15 minutes, you’ll have a golden, café-worthy treat that’s as fun to make as it is to eat.
Keep experimenting, keep rolling, and remember; balance is built in the kitchen, one bite at a time 💛
— Alex