Available in Chiang Mai? Thanks!

You can try to look in Tops supermarket(not sure), or you can buy it via Tops's shopping online website.

http://www.tops.co.th/topsshoponline/Product/ProductDetail.aspx?product_id=0025293600911

In case it's of interest, this company are trying to stop american citizens' efforts to have foods with GM ingredients labeled. They want to continue keeping americans in the dark.

Yes, both TOPs and Rim Ping carry Silk. Maybe the Kasaem Store, too.

Somewhat related question...anyone know where you can get lactose-free milk in Chiang Mai? Me old Mum came out for a surprise visit, and she needs it.

Somewhat related question...anyone know where you can get lactose-free milk in Chiang Mai? Me old Mum came out for a surprise visit, and she needs it.

Any soy milk.

Might want to check about how healthy soy is, side-effects accumulating. Just speaking frfom family experience and health food news,

Might want to check about how healthy soy is, side-effects accumulating. Just speaking frfom family experience and health food news,

Yeah, unfortunately my mother is also allergic to soy. Hence the need for the lactose-free. Always wondered why it wasn't more widely available here given the supposed intolerance of many Asians to lactose.

There is brown rice milk available. It is expensive if imported, but cheap at the giant Vegetarian Society restaurant and shop.

There is brown rice milk available. It is expensive if imported, but cheap at the giant Vegetarian Society restaurant and shop.

It's cheap everywhere. I buy packs of three for about 32 baht at rimping. That's about five baht a breakfast serving! Way cheaper than any imported kind of milk, and most certainly GM-free. Soy crops, from US and increasingly thailand i understand, is genetically modified

Where do you find it in Rimping and what kind of packaging?