Sour Cream

[sabai sabai]

Hello everyone.

Does anyone know where I can buy pasteurized "Sour Cream." At home, I use Sour Cream with Pierogies (potato, sauerkraut, etc.). Easy to make the pierogies, but cannot find Sour Cream, a favorite of Polish, Ukrainians, and Russians.

I live in the Pattaya area. What supermarkets carry it? Is it known by another name in Thai?

Seems like Thai cream is not the same as the sour cream found in America or other countries.

Thanks.

[Kringle]

Tops has sour cream

[sbk]

You can also make your own, buy the box of uht whipping cream, add lime juice (a fair amount or it doesn't come out sour) and beat with an electric beater until it sets as firm as you need. It's easy and then you can also make as much or as little as you need.

[Plus+]

The only sourcream I've seen here is "Formost". It looks like regular yoghurt but placed near whipping creams, together with Formost Cottage Cheese. Foodland is a sure place to find it.

[siamesekitty]

The only sourcream I've seen here is "Formost". It looks like regular yoghurt but placed near whipping creams, together with Formost Cottage Cheese. Foodland is a sure place to find it.

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I buy my foremost sour cream at the Tops at All Seasons.

does it taste the same as sour cream in farangland?

[gintOnic]

Hello everyone.

I live in the Pattaya area. What supermarkets carry it? Is it known by another name in Thai?

Thanks. 

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Have you tried checking at Food Land supermarket? There are a lot of imported products there ..

And no I don't think there is another name in Thai - we also call it sour cream

gintOnic

[raro]

Carrefour in Pattaya sells now even Creme Fraiche!

[siamesekitty]

And no I don't think there is another name in Thai - we also call it sour cream 

gintOnic 

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we actually call it "sao keem"

[gintOnic]

we actually call it "sao keem" 

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I think you are right!

gintOnic

Edited September 4, 2005 by gintonic