Yet, a masterpiece, just the same. Do you really think that Thai people eat dessert after a large meal? I have not noticed this. You are correct that high daily sugar intake is a killer, and that diabetes is a problem here in Thailand. However, just out of curiosity, would you not say that most of this sugar intake is due to the consumption of sugary drinks, including sugary teas, and all other drinks. I have not noticed that PanangGai is particularly sugary, for example, although it is both spicey and a bit sweet. If all 7-ll sugary drinks were banned, as they should be, then we could probably reduce the diabetes medical burden here in Thailand by a huge amount. Chinese do not eat dessert after a meal, normally, except at banquets, and similar occasions. After a good Thai meal, the very LAST thing I want is to spoil it with a sweet dessert. But, maybe I am not like you. For sure, though, I will NOT develop Type Two Diabestes, unlke a few others around here, one supposes.
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