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the last time I looked in Tops it was 199B a 350gm(?) jar. Makro did have them at 134B but currently in the Hangdong Road Makro they only have catering size.

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If you don't have any luck in tracking it down, and still have a craving for that cheese and pickle sandwich, I have a couple of spare jars here. Drop me a PM if desperate!...

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re .. the last time I looked in Tops it was 199B a 350gm(?)

310 gm ; )

i bought this one in airport rimping a few years ago and im sure it was about 450 baht

but i was disapointed coz the chunks in it were rock hard : (

not good and i never bought another ... dave2

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i bought this one in airport rimping a few years ago and im sure it was about 450 baht

but i was disapointed coz the chunks in it were rock hard : (

Have the chunks softened yet? biggrin.gif

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Thanks all good people! To create a perfect ploughmans one need to venture out to few supermarkets to get right pickle, that is, let us have high hope the chunks in it areN't rock hard!

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Wait until you see the price tag. Makes Nutella look cheap.

I know, I often look at it longingly on the shelf at Tops, but at 199 Bt for a small jar it's gonna stay there. And then you have to buy some decent cheese etc to go with it...... :o

Tesco Online says GBP 1.15 for 360g or 55 Bt (262% more), But I guess they don't deliver here :unsure:

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don't really know any thing about the ingredients but I did purchase some home made pickles at Dukes on the river.

I liked them.

What else do you put on a pickle and cheese sandwich.

I have known people to put mustard on cheese sandwiches also mayonnaise.

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don't really know any thing about the ingredients but I did purchase some home made pickles at Dukes on the river.

I liked them.

What else do you put on a pickle and cheese sandwich.

I have known people to put mustard on cheese sandwiches also mayonnaise.

For me just cheese and pickle. The OP mentions a sandwich - I like my cheese and pickle in nice fresh crusty French bread.

I't one of the main causes for me putting on 5-10 kilograms when I go home once or twice a year......that's why I don't eat it here and in a way I'm glad it's a bit expensive.......... sorry.gif

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Here you go OP.

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Oooohhh, that's a real low down nasty trick to post that, dammn you! :annoyed::crying: Now I'm gonna have to brave the rain, bury my pride and head, to Tops......the temptation is just too great! At least they do sell a decent French baguette in the bakery. :D

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No more like two hundred something for a small jar, very expensive but I grabbed one as I had no choice!

re .. the last time I looked in Tops it was 199B a 350gm(?)

310 gm ; )

i bought this one in airport rimping a few years ago and im sure it was about 450 baht

but i was disapointed coz the chunks in it were rock hard : (

not good and i never bought another ... dave2

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post-104682-0-54460100-1318949361_thumb.I must admit I prefer a good old fashioned pickled onion with a cheese butty or ploughmans for that matter. Something like these bad boys and you can't argue about the price. A couple of kilos of onions from the markets, vinegar from Makro and pickling spice and rock salt from the Kasem store and a hour or so of peeling and cutting. And then the waiting...........but 3/4 weeks and they're ready to go!

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