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Why do people still deny the Holocaust ever happened
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Sandwiches: The Original Fast Food and a Thai 7-Eleven Favorite!
When it comes to a quick, satisfying meal, sandwiches may well be the original "fast food." For expats in Thailand, they often represent more than just convenience—they’re a comforting "taste of home," a break from spicy dishes, or a go-to option when you’re craving something familiar. But here’s the twist: Thailand has made the humble sandwich its own, with one particular item standing out—a superstar in the world of convenience food: the ham and cheese toasted sandwich from 7-Eleven. The Famous 7-Eleven Toasted Sandwich Mention 7-Eleven to any traveler or expat in Thailand, and it won’t be long before someone raves about the ham and cheese toasted sandwich. At from just 27 baht, this hot, gooey, and cheesy creation has achieved near-legendary status. It’s been featured in countless travel blogs and vlogs for its unbeatable combo of taste, convenience, and affordability. Perfect for breakfast, a late-night snack, or a quick meal on the go, these toasted sandwiches have captured the hearts (and stomachs) of locals and expats alike. With the friendly staff always ready to toast it to perfection, it’s no wonder these sandwiches have become a Thai 7-Eleven icon. A Taste of Home or a Break from Thai Food? For expats, sandwiches can hold a special place. Sometimes they’re a nostalgic throwback to school lunches or quick dinners back home. Other times, they’re a simple, non-spicy escape from the rich and complex flavors of Thai cuisine. While bread may not traditionally feature in Thai meals, it’s become a staple in many expat diets. And with Thailand’s wide range of local and imported fillings—from deli meats to fresh veggies—it’s easy to recreate your favorites. Sandwich Styles: Beyond 7-Eleven While the 7-Eleven ham and cheese may be the talk of the town, there’s no shortage of options to suit every craving: Club Sandwich: A layered classic with chicken, bacon, lettuce, and tomato. Panini: Toasted, Italian-style sandwiches filled with everything from mozzarella and pesto to ham and brie. Fusion Sandwiches: A growing trend, where Western-style sandwiches meet Thai flavors, like green curry chicken or som tam-inspired fillings. What’s Your Favorite Filling? Do you stick to simple classics, or do you get creative with what’s available in Thailand? Have you discovered any unique sandwich spots or hidden gems? And of course, we have to ask: Are you a fan of the 7-Eleven ham and cheese toasted sandwich? Does it deserve the hype? Or do you have another go-to option that hits the spot every time? What's your favorite sandwich fillings and where you’ve found the best ones in Thailand. Share your favorite sandwich, whether bought or made yourself - you might inspire someone to try a new creation! -
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Thai Tax Laws for Expats: the Practical Implications versus the Realities
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I RECEIVED NOTHING. As far as I am concerned, I have the information needed if any official comes to me. End of. -
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Thai Driver’s License Expiring Soon – Visa Options?
Hi everyone, The transportation office wouldn’t let me renew my driving license without a residence certificate. Unfortunately, the TM-30 isn’t enough, and immigration told me that I can’t get a residence certificate with a tourist visa. If anyone has any suggestions or knows of a solution, please let me know! I don’t mind traveling to other provinces if needed, but if it’s too much of a hassle, I’ll just get a long-term visa and put an end to this saga. I just want to make sure I’m covered in case of an accident. Thanks so much for all your help!
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