So my girlfriend bought a "kit" of sausage at MBK the other day. It looked like maybe 150-250 grams, but I'm not sure. I can't seem to find any reference or conversions for it. Anyone know any details about this? She doesn't know how to spell it or really any other details about it.

TYIA

Kheet is 100 gms.

So 200 gms would be song kheet.

Ever considered this

a Kheet (kit) is a 1/10 of a Kilo or 100grams

Ever considered this

You made all the effort to find and post that image for what purpose exactly?

Ever considered this

You made all the effort to find and post that image for what purpose exactly?

First of all it wasn't an effort at all but I thought the OP was looking for a conversion standard,which if he knows the exact weight would be easier to figure out.Sorry if I wasted any of your valuable time.

Edited February 6, 201214 yr by janverbeem

Kheet is 100 gms.

So 200 gms would be song kheet.

Awesome. Thanks. Seems like quite an oddity. Even now knowing the accepted English spelling I'm not comming up with any references to it.

http://www.thai-language.com/id/133875#def2

Edited February 6, 201214 yr by Jayman

I'm a little surprised that the OPs GF didn't know that a kheet is 100 grams, or 1/10 of a kilogram. It's a very commonly used unit of measure in markets, including the western-style grocery stores. You know something is expensive (like beefsteak), when they list the price per kheet, not the price per kg!