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Italian Breadcrumbs?

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the only breadcrumbs i saw looked better suited for tempura or Japanese ka-rok-e.

anyone see any more western style bread crumbs anywhere in bkk?

Having the same problem :) .

Just do it by yourself buying some decent baguette bread and dry it in low temperature in the oven and make breadcrumbs....

Gerd

This is real bread crumbs made in Thailand. You can find everywhere.

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This is real bread crumbs made in Thailand. You can find everywhere.

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These ones are quite ok but a very strong taste.

Gerd

The only available in Thai.

Or put your old dry bread in your blender/grinder

  • 3 months later...

Foodland Markets have good bread crumbs made from their stale bread...add some Parmesan cheese and dry parsley and walla Italian breadcrumbs

the only breadcrumbs i saw looked better suited for tempura or Japanese ka-rok-e.

anyone see any more western style bread crumbs anywhere in bkk?

Foodland Market has their own brand probably made from their stale bread...not seasoned so u can add paresley flakes and pepper and Parmesan cheese to flavor

I use the batards and baguettes at St. Etiole bread shops for subs and garlic bread.  I save part of them, let them sit to dry, then stick them in my Vita-Mix (Vita-Prep, actually) with a little onion powder, garlic, parsley, basil, black pepper, and oregano.  Give a few seconds on low speed, then a few more at high, and I have great Italian bread crumbs.

Villa Market has a selection of croutons (for salad). You can grind them down or put them in a blender. Better mortage the house, though. They are quite expensive out here.

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