I've been experimenting with air-popped popcorn. It is pretty tasteless without seasoning, but you can spray a little olive oil on it and sprinkle some popcorn salt on and it tastes pretty good. Regular salt is too heavy and mostly falls off before you can get it in your mouth. Popcorn salt is very fine and granulated so it sticks to popcorn, potato chips and french fries easily. Does anyone know if they sell it in Thailand?

I have never ever heard about popcorn salt, but if they have it in Thailand its most likely to find it in Foodland

I'm in Chiang Mai, but they don't have it in Rimping Supermarket which caters to foreigners and is pretty good. If worse comes to worse, you can use a mortar and pestle to grind regular table salt into dust, but I rather just buy it if possible.

I'm in Chiang Mai, but they don't have it in Rimping Supermarket which caters to foreigners and is pretty good. If worse comes to worse, you can use a mortar and pestle to grind regular table salt into dust, but I rather just buy it if possible.

I'm sure one of the local kids would be more than happy to sit and grind 1/2 a kilo of salt in exchange for a bowl of popcorn and glass of juice. Just a thought mate.

I'm in Chiang Mai, but they don't have it in Rimping Supermarket which caters to foreigners and is pretty good. If worse comes to worse, you can use a mortar and pestle to grind regular table salt into dust, but I rather just buy it if possible.

I saw several imported popcorn flavoring like cheddar... something etc.. at Rimping Nimcity just a few weeks ago.

Just put normal salt in a blender for a minute, it'll be dust.

I'm in Chiang Mai, but they don't have it in Rimping Supermarket which caters to foreigners and is pretty good. If worse comes to worse, you can use a mortar and pestle to grind regular table salt into dust, but I rather just buy it if possible.

I saw several imported popcorn flavoring like cheddar... something etc.. at Rimping Nimcity just a few weeks ago.

Yes, I have have tried them. They are very good, but also quite expensive. Popcorn salt should be pretty cheap.

cop on put loads of salt on them as i do salt is good for the body in hot weather in thailand,

Never seen it in Thailand. Back home we buy the butter salt. Great stuff for homemade popcorn. Just can't find it here.

It sounds like putting regular salt in the blender is the best solution. I just hope that the salt does not damage the blades.

Edited July 15, 201213 yr by Ulysses G.

I have seen popcorn salt for sale at Bakersmart in Chiang Mai. It's on the Lamphun road about about 200-300 meters south of the highway overpass

Edited July 15, 201213 yr by butterisbetter

Thanks. I knew they had to sell it somewhere.