Butter like Kerrygold in Thailand

[Bohemianfish]

Here in the states, I found Kerrygold (from Costco) to be a butter a lot of people, myself included, love to eat. I eat it daily for a keto-ish diet.

 

Is there a similar brand in Thailand? I assume it is imported from New Zealand?

 

And how much are butter prices for high quality grass-fed butter? Tolerable? How is domestic?

 

We try to be on the healthy side with food (organic as we can, food with fewer additives if any) and mostly cook at home - and its cheaper to do so.

 

My wife is Thai and we plan to move there eventually.

 

 

[Ralf001]

BigC and Tops sell it, likely other supermarkets too.

 

 

[HauptmannUK]

22 minutes ago, Bohemianfish said:

Here in the states, I found Kerrygold (from Costco) to be a butter a lot of people, myself included, love to eat. I eat it daily for a keto-ish diet.

 

Is there a similar brand in Thailand? I assume it is imported from New Zealand?

 

And how much are butter prices for high quality grass-fed butter? Tolerable? How is domestic?

 

We try to be on the healthy side with food (organic as we can, food with fewer additives if any) and mostly cook at home - and its cheaper to do so.

 

My wife is Thai and we plan to move there eventually.

 

 

Kerrygold is Irish, surely?

[drgoon]

Butter in New Zealand is expensive.  Close to 200Thb for 500gm.

Like all things here, the big retailers took advantage of the Covid supply hassles to ramp up the price of food amongst other things.

 

Electricity suppliers did the same blaming supply issues. WTF, what issues do you have pushing electricity through the grid. It's not like it's being delivered in a truck or courier van lol.

 

https://www.newworld.co.nz/shop/product/5003216_ea_000nw