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I bought some brie at Tesco Lotus that is not fit to eat? I think it must have been frozen, thawed, refridgerator...etc. It was 450 baht, so I would really like to return it. Do you guys think they'll refund my money or am I wasting my time?

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I give any old Brie to my dog.  She really likes the outer skin of the stinky cheeses.  Tops must have got their new shipment in as the Brie I bought this weekend was wonderful.  Same brand but much better than 2 weeks ago. 

Posted
10 minutes ago, champers said:

All Brie is not fit to eat, filthy, foreign French muck.

Don't hesitate to give us a forthright opinion.

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20 hours ago, marcusarelus said:

I give any old Brie to my dog.  She really likes the outer skin of the stinky cheeses.  Tops must have got their new shipment in as the Brie I bought this weekend was wonderful.  Same brand but much better than 2 weeks ago. 

Tops Tukcom branch?

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19 hours ago, champers said:

All Brie is not fit to eat, filthy, foreign French muck.

Eating cold pork pies and drinking warm beer is entirely different.

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I drive a 100 km to buy proper brie at BigC (Casino brand).

And you live in Pattaya and buy brie at Tesco ?? :wacko:

Is BigC Extra too far for you?

 

Once made the mistake to buy some crap from Makro (Danish import). Could have been anything but brie.

Some rubber, tasteless, no smell.:biggrin:

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55 minutes ago, KhunBENQ said:

I drive a 100 km to buy proper brie at BigC (Casino brand).

And you live in Pattaya and buy brie at Tesco ?? :wacko:

Is BigC Extra too far for you?

 

Once made the mistake to buy some crap from Makro (Danish import). Could have been anything but brie.

Some rubber, tasteless, no smell.:biggrin:

You drive 100km to go to Big C Extra on Pattaya Klang? It is not too far for me. 

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3 hours ago, soistalker said:

You drive 100km to go to Big C Extra on Pattaya Klang? It is not too far for me. 

No, to BigC Khon Kaen.

BigC Extra on Klang is 560 km :smile:

(was there last week)

 

About your question: you can try to complain.

But be aware that 0.x% of Thai people know how a proper brie should be.

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On 9/18/2018 at 6:40 PM, champers said:

All Brie is not fit to eat, filthy, foreign French muck.

Maybe you could fry it in lard to make it more to your taste.

 

Brilliant stuff on salty Ritz crackers with some decent wine. The French one from Ex-Carrefour (Not Casino) is pretty good. 

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Did not one try this new company FFF food for foreigners- they have a lot of decent cheese offers with free delivery I think. How do they deliver fresh cheese I wonder.

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14 minutes ago, DrTuner said:

Maybe you could fry it in lard to make it more to your taste.

 

Brilliant stuff on salty Ritz crackers with some decent wine. The French one from Ex-Carrefour (Not Casino) is pretty good. 

I used to really like Ritz crackers till they changed the recipe.  I wrote the company and they said someone would get back to me to explain but they never did.  I wrote 6 times.  I switched to Luxury vegetables crackers for my late night Brie.  I was trying to order some new Brie on line and ran into to so much trouble about the quantities and prices available were not the same as those on the website.  They told me it was difficult to update the website when a product was out of stock.  :angry:.  This is 2018 right?

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4 minutes ago, soistalker said:

410 baht returned without question and politely, even with 15% missing.   

Now you can go and buy decent stuff :biggrin:

 

55 minutes ago, DrTuner said:

Brilliant stuff on salty Ritz crackers with some decent wine. The French one from Ex-Carrefour (Not Casino) is pretty good. 

BigC Extra

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On 9/19/2018 at 8:57 AM, Lacessit said:

Eating cold pork pies and drinking warm beer is entirely different.

The other day i saw one drinking black beer without foam and eating a stuffed sheepbelly....he also had a very strange accent i couldn't understand.

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For crackers, try these. Make sure to get the Saltine (dark blue) pack, as the lighter blue 'standard' tastes like wet cardboard.

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14 hours ago, chickenslegs said:

In a truckle?

 

(Yes, that pun smells as bad as the OP's Brie).

I thought you were speaking Kiwi.

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