6 hours ago, sunnyboy2018 said:

President Butter from Normandy available in Thailand...

Expensive but seems good quality. I'm not sure it is grass fed. I bought it only once and part of it was rotten ????

Edited September 19, 20196 yr by Tayaout

Mmmmm.... President butter, lovely stuff & 114baht in Tesco's.

 

Always used Anchor butter in the UK, but here, it doesn't taste the same, & it smells like margarine.

 

Never seen Country Life here.

5 minutes ago, faraday said:

Mmmmm.... President butter, lovely stuff & 114baht in Tesco's.

 

Always used Anchor butter in the UK, but here, it doesn't taste the same, & it smells like margarine.

 

Never seen Country Life here.

I was confusing the brand. The butter from Normandy I tried wad over 200 baht. 

 

 

On 9/17/2019 at 4:53 PM, Tayaout said:

I used to do this but can't find raw milk in my area. I'm thinking about keeping a couple cow for meat and milk. 

No, keep them for milk, and then meat.   LOL

6 hours ago, Tayaout said:

Nearest supermarket is 1.5h drive. 

So, if you are deep in the country, 1.5 hrs from a supermarket, why not check the Makro, Tesco Lotus,next time you are back in "civilization"?

An unopened freezer should be good for at least a couple of days after a power cut.

1 minute ago, ratcatcher said:

So, if you are deep in the country, 1.5 hrs from a supermarket, why not check the Makro, Tesco Lotus,next time you are back in "civilization"?

An unopened freezer should be good for at least a couple of days after a power cut.

Not sure if you are quoting the wrong post. My picture is all Anchor butter I bought from Big C the last time I reached civilization. I also have a huge horizontal freezer full of meat. The powercut never last more than a couple hours. Worst case scenario I would have to dry all the meat!