Heinz Steamed Puddings {in Tin}

[A_Traveller]

Anyone know where I can get these in Bangkok, especially the Golden Syrup variety? Have tried to explain this delicacy with no success.

Regards

PS That's my story and I'm sticking to it {pun intended}

[The Dan Sai Kid]

canned, steamed desserts - doesn't get more working class than that!

[A_Traveller]

Thanks for the bump, curiously enough I was introduced to them by one of my nannies, when I was a child. {oxymoronic but reduces the risk of foolish come-backs}

Regards

PS I know that someone here knows the answer to this, since I recall seeing an image of them, in a thread about falang food, but my powers via search have failed to find the relevant thread.

Edited September 13, 2007 by A_Traveller

[Wolfie]

yummm... the chocolate pudding with chocolate sauce....

[leisurely]

I think they have them sometimes in TOPS. Probably the bigger ones would be the ones to try - Chidlom or the new(ish) one at Siam. Alterntively make your own, some flour, suet, pudding basin, golden syrup, butter, greaseproof paper and a means of steaming. Ask tutsi for a loan of his pressure cooker.

[wileycoyote]

My favourite is sticky toffee pudding !

Wiley Coyote

[WAERTH]

have been going to many supermarkets lately as I am busy with a website project. I haven't come accross them yet. But if you spend a lot of time in a supermarket you will sometimes find some very rare goods.

Waerth

[percy2]

My favourite is sticky toffee pudding !

Wiley Coyote

Why did you do that?

Cheers