Thailands sugar obsession.

[GanDoonToonPet]

27 minutes ago, Patong2021 said:

 

Careful. The Kewpie products come in various  recipes, and most Kewpie mayonnaise based  products are full of sugar.  Only the Japanese style  mayonnaise  option has no sugar. Kewpie Thailand  does not declare the preservatives in its  products. Nor does it declare  thickening agent (processed starch, xanthan gum), seasoning (amino acid), or acidulant, In the EU and  USA  it must be declared.

 

Tartar Sauce Japanese Style KEWPIE Brand : Soybean oil 37%, Eggs 17%, Sugar 14%, Onion 9%, Distilled vinegar 4%, Salt 2%

 

Mayonnaise Mild Type KEWPIE Brand:  Soybean oil 74%, Eggs 12%, Sugar 6%, Vinegar 4%

 

Sandwich Spread KEWPIE Brand:  Soybean oil 43%, Sugar 18%, Pickled cucumber 9%, Egg yolk 6%, Vinegar 4%, Carrot 3%

 

Salad Cream KEWPIE:  Soybean oil 53%, Sugar 17%, Fructose syrup 7%, Vinegar 6%, Egg yolk 5%

 

 

 

 

While we're on the topic 🤪

 

Have you (or anyone else) tried Coles Mayonnaise? It's on sale at Tops ATM, 525g for ฿95 and comes in a squeezy bottle as well.

[SoCal1990]

3 hours ago, Tuco Ramirez said:

How can I ask for wan nid noi when it's already mixed in the coffee dispenser?

Have you tried asking the coffee dispenser nicely, bob? Sometimes a little diplomacy goes a long way, coffee-mate.