Things that Pxxx you off when shopping

[roger101]

The other day (planning ahead), I thought of a nice stew topped with Dumplings for a change. In Pattaya, we are spoilt for choice of shops. So on my next shop, I went to Friendship and looked for Self-Raising Flour. They didn't have any, I know they used to. So onto the internet. Villa has it. The following day I called into Best to buy my wine and check their flour. Nope, so on to  Villa. Guess what, they didn't have it either. Back on the net, I checked Tops as I had to go to Tuk.com. Yes, they do stock it. Liars.

So this morning, as I was going to 3BB on Thepprasit I checked the net again for Lotus's. Yes, and they stock 3 different makes.  Wow. I thought they must have at least one. Wrong again. I didn't think I could get angry over a stupid thing like Self Raising Flour!

 

Before anybody adds a comment. I know I can make it myself but over the years I have always bought it.

[steven100]

Welcome to Thailand ....   Don't believe anything you read or hear, only what you see.    !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   

 

Don't trust anyone. 

 

[Jeff the Chef]

1 cup all-purpose flour

1 ½ teaspoons baking powder

½ teaspoon salt

or

100g of all-purpose flour

5g of baking powder

I personally don't add any salt.

 

Either sift it all together or just stir it for a bit.

 

And that's Self-raising Flour, enjoy.

[Upnotover]

2 hours ago, roger101 said:

Before anybody adds a comment. I know I can make it myself but over the years I have always bought it.

Well that didn't work did it.

[Johnlkuk]

Don't you need suet for making dumplings? 

I took some with me on my last trip especially for making dumplings, but it kind of melted in the packet and had to chucked away. 

I even took baking powder as well in case I couldn't find self raising flour. 

[Seppius]

I like Lotus, they have revamped the fresh produce area Sukhumvit, Pattaya , but they are very lax on pricing goods up, same as the smaller lotus Fresh shop near me