Italian Breadcrumbs?

[JohnGotti]

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?

[thaigerd]

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

[angiud]

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

[thaigerd]

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

These ones are quite ok but a very strong taste.

Gerd

[angiud]

The only available in Thai.

Or put your old dry bread in your blender/grinder

[Pongpat]

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

[Pongpat]

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?

[PoorSucker]

They have "shake and bake" mix for chicken parm at tops.

[Pongpat]

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

[bonobo]

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.

[kyb789]

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.