thaiflyer1

Yeah....................up early to check but nothing yet.

Indeed if my thai gf had given me the correct spelling that is what i would of posted....................she has now been suitably spanked. Thanks for the link ......................

Dont you know it................i couldnt sleep thinking about it, came on here at 2am to ask, then when after an hour no replies got back up to take the photo and post...............finally got to sleep around 5am.

From one of the above links................. At farmers markets, koon is often labeled ‘taro stem’. Koon, though related to taro, is not taro. Koon is also related to 'bon', a similar edible plant that tastes great, but can cause itchy irritation when eaten. Notice the word bon..............nearly the same sound as บอรน Thanks for all the help

That looks like it................wonder why she spelt it so different

That was my thinking.................trying to work out the word บรอน ......must be the correct spelling, as she spelt it to me

90 views and no one knows?.......must admit i have never seen it before.............my gf from Surin recognised it, guessing at 10 baht a bag it must be some type of foragers vegetable.............apparently it can be used in gaeng som heres a photo may help

บรอน.........anybody know? Saw some last night on a stall and cannot find an English translation...... Thanks

Just done my 90 day online, Chonburi..............................something different, instant approval!............instead of the usual pending notification it went straight to approved and ready for printing out the next appointment slip............did the report at 5.30am so immigration not even open.............must have gone fully automated?