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    Life threatening risk of repeatedly wearing same face mask confirmed

    in Thailand News Headlines

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    1 hour ago, richard_smith237 said:

     

    I’ve never witnesses such flagrant use of single use plastics as I have in this last year.... its utterly ridiculous. 

     

    I’m not anti-plastic - its an excellent material... but gawd, eating with a plastic knife and fork in quarantine etc when we could simply wash our own metal knife and fork up is utterly moronic... 

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Well come to OZ in WA we just banned all plastics from next month no plastic at all

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    Air Fryers

    in Western Food in Thailand

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    4 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

    Not debating they're not cute little ovens, and handy if not cooking a lot or don't have a lot a space.  

    But .. it's still just an oven, nothing more, nothing less, and we cook too much to try to work with something that small  Our oven is 70L, or we'll use the toaster oven, if cooking something small.  All do the same thing.  Actually, most of my cooking is done with the cast irons.

     

     

    Most people in Thailand don't have an oven let alone they know what it is, it looks like you live in a house like I used to do, when I build my kitchen nobody knew what a oven was and I don't think a lot of people living in condos have an oven or even allowed to install one, so an air fryer is a handy little oven to have and a bit more healthy as well. And if you live alone they quiet handy and don't take up to much room. I don't use mine every day since I live alone now, and yes for a single person it is OK just a small one but for a family with children you can go for the bigger size, kids love KFC which you can cook in the air fryer. But every body is different. So I say it is up to you. By the way since I used my air fryer I lost a bit of weight, but I have not cut down on my wine consumption at night. This is just my opinion OK

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    Air Fryers

    in Western Food in Thailand

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    17 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

    My oven does that.  Air fryer = convection oven.  Heats the air with a fan.  Most ovens do the exact same thing.  What does that do differently ?

     

    Looks like a nicer one, like the rotisserie option.

    "What is an air fryer?

    The air fryer is essentially an amped-up countertop convection oven—it doesn’t actually fry your food."

    https://www.tasteofhome.com/article/what-is-an-air-fryer/

    https://www.delish.com/cooking/recipe-ideas/a35256979/air-fryer-chicken-parmesan-recipe/

    Air Fryers

    in Western Food in Thailand

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    5 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

    Basically it's nothing more than a small convection oven.  'Air fryer' is simply marketing.  They're all too small for us, though probably great for a single person in small condo.  

    you got no idea

     

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    Air Fryers

    in Western Food in Thailand

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    2 hours ago, Tarteso said:

    I bought one two years ago and wife use almost every days. For potatoes, Spread Olive oil and salt For chickens, black pepper, Lemmon salt and pepper.

     

    A lot of recipes in youtube.

    I actually made some tonight

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    Ah the infamous Uturns

    in Pattaya

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    11 minutes ago, gmac said:

    Been back in UK for 2 years now, roundabouts work so well.  No U-turns, can actually turn right without going 2kms in the wrong direction to make a U-turn etc.  Thailand needs to bite the bullet, build them and force people to use them until they actually understand how they work.  

     

    I know it's a pipe dream but it would cut accidents by 50% or more.

    I guess the UK is similar to OZ we have roundabouts but there is never a problem (unless a road rage) every body stops on a traffic light if it changes to amber (yellow) nobody crosses a pedestrian crossing if pedestrian about to cross even without lights. I do feel much saver here than I ever felt in Thailand. 123 here comes the Thai appologists

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    RTP get international award for excellence - top cops in Dubai bask in glory but who has heard of "Smart Safety Zone 4.0"?

    in Thailand News Headlines

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    7 hours ago, daejung said:

    as if Dubai awarded an award for excellence in human rights 555

    On 12 March 2022, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia carried out the mass execution of 81 imprisoned civilians including 7 Yemenis and 1 Syrian and 37 Saudi nationals, convicted for loyalty to foreign terrorist organizations and for holding deviant beliefs.

    https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=executions+in+saudi+arabia

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    Richard Barrow receives the British Empire Medal (BEM)

    in Thailand News Headlines

    Posted · Edited by onthedarkside
    a derogatory / defamatory comment is removed

    1 hour ago, sleepwalker999 said:

    i am convinced that 99% of the reason he has a hard time with his visa extension is because the job he has at his school appears to be largely made up. 

    Yes on facebook he claims to be a full time teacher, then can some body explain to me how he can post from different places from Phuket to Bangkok to the east, to the north every possible restaurants with all the delicious foods he claims to eat ?

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