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Cheese

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2 hours ago, Foek said:

 

The same cheese at Makro for 279 baht but then 470gr or Aro house brand slighty cheaper sometimes, but same cheeses as Mainland

Aro Vintage Block

1st It's not the same as Mainland Vintage.

2nd It's 189bht.

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Bought Aro Tasty & Vintage today 189 baht,Makro highway.

Good info from all of the recent posters. Thanks.

Here's an update: Gecko Garden no longer has the crumbly English cheddar I was buying. They still offer a decent cheddar but it's not as good as the one I reported on here earlier. 
 
We almost never shop at Makro but I will check out the Tops Market at Panthip later today.

There was a shop, The Cheese Shop, on Hassadhisawee Road just north of the moat that was selling good homemade cheese last spring. The Thai owner was a nice fellow and told me he has been a cheesemaker for a long time. His cheese was on the expensive side but the samples I bought were quite tasty. I don't know if he is still in business but it might be worth taking a look

On 5/2/2024 at 10:55 PM, Maybole said:

I like a strong cheese. Mature Cheddar or stronger. I used to buy mine from Greens Food and Drink opposite Kad Farang, but they have been out of stock for months and are now closing.

 Tops used to have "Seriously Strong" in small amounts at a high price but no longer stock it. Makro, Rimping and the other supermarkets have Dutch or Italian cheeses which are too mild for my taste or that processed excuse for a cheese from USA or Australia.

Has anybody in Chiang mai area seen a decent cheese for sale recently?

Go talk to Rudy at Gekko Garden.

On 5/2/2024 at 10:55 PM, Maybole said:

and are now closing

They seemed very open two days ago! But yes no cheese i have urged them to order catherdral City MATURE cheddar next time

Topic is "cheese in Chiang Mai".

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oops ... didn't realize it was CM responses only.   Although the chains I buy from, mentioned, also have locations in CM.  Plenty of choices, types of cheese.

 

Price a bit relative, but nothing in OP to go by.  Good cheese will be 1000 THB/kg & up.

 

Oh well ...  😎

On 11/8/2024 at 1:02 PM, BritManToo said:

Aro Vintage Block

1st It's not the same as Mainland Vintage.

2nd It's 189bht.

I'd say the Aro is milder than Mainland.

 

Both brands are quite acceptable.

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