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Thai Bread
I eat bread daily for breakfast, the Royal 12 seed or whole grain ones specifically. They're okay and you can buy them at 7-11 and the major store chains. There is a bakery in Bangkok called Landhaus I'll post a link for. I haven't yet tried them but they have good reviews and can deliver all over Thailand. I'll be making my own bread once I move back home, as I've seen what my daughter makes there now, and it's healthy and tastes good. Many here say that Europe has better bread than the US and it might be true if you're talking about mass produced grocery store bread. I've had bread from Whole Foods Market and other indie stores in Texas and they were very good. ............landhaus bakery -
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Do Foreign Men Often Move to Thailand Because They Can’t Get Women Back Home?
I would query the 60%, but there are obviously those who have never been in a relationship before. -
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The “Good Guy” Foreigner in Thailand: Is It Always Pure Altruism?
There is no such thing as "pure altruism". I like the way I feel about myself when I do a good deed with no expectation of a return. Just human nature. -
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MAGA Burning their hats
In a sign of which way all things Trump are going, MAGA have started burning their hats. I do hope they are taking precautions not to breathe in the resulting toxic fumes: https://www.express.co.uk/news/us/2080386/donald-trump-supporters-burn-maga-hats-fury-client-list-cover-up/amp -
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Indian restaurants in Pattaya
As another member explained to you, the restaurants receive the orders online, the drivers / riders just come to pick them up. The drivers / riders do not go to the restaurant and place the order and then sit around waiting for it to be cooked. Some people in glass houses throw stones when they have no idea how a system works that they comment on. -
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Thai Bread
Lao bakers would also disagree, though I have never found sourdough ib those three countries. Germany and Denmark rule! The gold standard is that good bread should be eaten the same day it was baked. If that's not possible, freeze the rest (sliced is a lot less hassle). That's exactly none of the breads sold in plastic bags in Thai supers, even the higher priced ones. A tiny bit of sugar is necessary to start the yeast but no more. Sugar is poison. So are preservatives. Make your own if you're far from a bakery. Have to have a proper oven! I discussed EMS from Bartels. They'd never done it but talked me out of it. I may insist just to see the results. I was a devotee of Bei Otto rye sourdough but, after they moved, I never got there and now it's out of business. I'm hoping to try the German bakery, Nevermind, off Sukh 48, I'm going to recap here: Bartels Conkey's Larder Maison Jean-Philippe I don't do Zuck but a lot of these places do FB. Hungry yet?
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