In another large bowl, stir together avocado, tomatoes, 2 teaspoon cilantro and salt. Mix well but gently. Do not crush or cream the avocados. You want some nice chunks.
Spoon a nice healthy amount of this mixture onto an egg roll wrapper and fold or roll as described on the Egg Roll Wrapper package. (Okay, MOST packages of egg roll wrappers show how to do this. If yours does not, just search for “How to Roll an Egg Roll” in Google, Bing or Yahoo and you’ll get all the info you could ever want - and more.)
Repeat until all the mixture is used.
When all the rolls are ready, heat a large pan of oil on the stove to medium high heat or about 375°F.
Check that the oil is hot. Test with a small piece of egg roll or wonton skin - if the skin bubbles immediately when dropped into the hot oil, it is ready.
Carefully drop in 2 to 3 rolls at a time. DO NOT do too many at once - or you will quickly get overwhelmed. (Ask me how I know.)
Turn the rolls when they start to brown on the bottom. Remove the rolls when they start to brown again — this usually takes about 1 to 1 1/2 minutes total.
Drop in the next batch.
Drain on a paper towel and serve immediately with the dipping sauce.