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Solutions Sought for Dealing with Unruly Tourists in Mae Hong Son
Maybe start with the locals and lead by example? -
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Anyone bought a mini PC from Lazada?
What did you get and how much was it, and more importantly, are you happy with it? -
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Where Can I Buy A Sausage Making Kit.
Minced pork shoulder and pork fat, 80% to 20% ratio. I don't use breadcrumbs but make my own rusks. Plain flour (500g), water(250ml) baking powder(20g). Bake, 230c for 10 minutes, and grind. Pork to rusk ratio should be around 90% to 10%. Salt, pepper and sage to taste. Mix everything together. Fry a little and taste. Adjust seasoning accordingly. When you are happy, stuff into skins. These are available fresh from any pork vendor, will need cleaning, or frozen in Makro. -
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Pai's Deportation of International Musician Sparks Outcry
If you are getting paid and make a living out of it is. -
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Pai's Deportation of International Musician Sparks Outcry
Now Frank , lets not turn the thread discussion into yet another "poor Palestinians" thread . This thread is about foreign musicians in Thailand , Palestinians have had enough of the spotlight recently -
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Thai Durians: Safe, Sound, and Sweet in China
Photo courtesy of NBT World The Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives confidently predicts that Thai durians, already dominating 57% of China's fruit market, will continue to be the top choice. This comes after enhancements in food safety and contamination checks. Minister Narumon Pinyosinwat recently met with Chinese Minister Sun Meijun to discuss Thai fruit imports. Thailand exports durians worth 130 to 140 billion baht each year, expecting a rise in this value by 2025. In response to concerns about the carcinogenic food colouring Basic Yellow 2 (BY2) in some exports, the Department of Agriculture is reinforcing pre-export screenings as per China's request. The National Fruit Product Development and Management Policy Committee, also known as the Fruit Board, is tasked with screening for BY2 and other harmful substances. With laboratories already geared up for these inspections, more facilities are needed to keep pace with the growing demand for Thai durians, a product generating over 100 billion baht annually, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-02-18
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