jaffa cakes in thailand ?

[Boyce]

Where can i find them anyone know..

Thanks

[robertthebruce]

Gosh have not heard of them or seen them for years.....

I also used to like Jammy dodgers........

Never seen any of the above in Thailand...., sorry....

[phetphet]

I would try Tops Supermarket. They always seem to carry lots of British foods, and Waitrose stuff. If anywhere stocks them, that would be the place.

[JohnC]

Marks & Sparks in Pattaya Central Festival Shopping Mall stock them, was there yesterday and also called into Waitrose and stocked up on Scottish Kiln Smoked Kippers!

[SOTIRIOS]

...or Villa...they look good...dark chocolate???

[Sooo Upto Me]

Yes Marks & Spencers Central Festival Pattaya. Bit expensive though.

[MrBrilliant]

TOPS and Villa have them in sporadically, usually near the Festive season for some reason....

Or you could try this.......http://www.mumsnet.com/food/recipe/2744-Giant-Jaffa-Cake

[Paul Laycock]

For those in Bangkok try Central Food Hall, Chitlom, sometimes they have them as well as Jammie Dodgers.

[NoshowJones]

...or Villa...they look good...dark chocolate???

If you want to go to Villa, make sure you have deep pockets.

[mercman24]

ha ha just tracked down a bottle of daddies brown sauce, £2-50, <deleted>, saving up now for some bacon

[denby45]

I prefer Pimms which you can buy at Big C Pattaya Tai. Almost the same as jaffa cakes.

Den

[nithisa78]

Can you not see (on the label.) The disributor or vender's information?

Maybe a web page or email address?

[Mudcrab]

Not within 300 metres of any educational institution......well maybe not...just yet.....give it time though.

[Blitzkrieg Bob]

Villa Market!!!

[Dumbastheycome]

Transition depends on strange things!lmsfcho

[smokie36]

M&S in Bangkok do some cheap deals when the biscuits are going out of date within a month....well worth checking out if you like to enjoy them.

Seen quite a few chocolate ones on the deal....cookies etc too.

[jacko45k]

Marks & Sparks in Pattaya Central Festival Shopping Mall stock them, was there yesterday and also called into Waitrose and stocked up on Scottish Kiln Smoked Kippers!

Not a cheap place though is it?

I have not seen Jaffa Cakes elsewhere, but the aforementioned jammy dodgers are pretty common, biscuit shelf at Big-C. Also Tesco (Nua in Pattaya) seem to have developed the idea of a UK falang display located at the booze end, central area, corned beef, drinking chocolate and many similar items. I have managed to 'let-go' of most of these things over the years, but tea bags ex-uk I still need.

[EnglishJohn]

Not within 300 metres of any educational institution..

Jaffa cakes or your average Pheu-Thai supporter ?.

[meatboy]

can anyone tell me who was the MAD JAFFA CAKE EATER, i bet he remembers me.

[SattahipBri]

Siam Expat food on Soi Siam Country Club Pattaya have Jaffa Cakes and they are 80 Baht.

Somebody mentioned HP sauce, they have that for 80 Baht a bottle. They also have Cadburys Cream eggs,

after eight mints and lots of other good stuff. Directions below

https://www.facebook.com/siamexpatfood/info?tab=overview

[meatboy]

can anyone tell me who was the MAD JAFFA CAKE EATER, i bet he remembers me.

R.I.P.V.SP.you where a great sport.i wont forget you.

TAFFY.

[worgeordie]

Siam Expat food on Soi Siam Country Club Pattaya have Jaffa Cakes and they are 80 Baht.

Somebody mentioned HP sauce, they have that for 80 Baht a bottle. They also have Cadburys Cream eggs,

after eight mints and lots of other good stuff. Directions below

https://www.facebook.com/siamexpatfood/info?tab=overview

They list HP sauce original ? 80 THB and also have HP brown sauce 120 THB.

what is the difference,apart from price,

regards worgeordie

[SattahipBri]

Siam Expat food on Soi Siam Country Club Pattaya have Jaffa Cakes and they are 80 Baht.

Somebody mentioned HP sauce, they have that for 80 Baht a bottle. They also have Cadburys Cream eggs,

after eight mints and lots of other good stuff. Directions below

https://www.facebook.com/siamexpatfood/info?tab=overview

They list HP sauce original ? 80 THB and also have HP brown sauce 120 THB.

what is the difference,apart from price,

regards worgeordie

Worgeordie,

I am not sure but the original comes in a glass bottle and the brown sauce comes in a squeezy bottle and I think it is bigger.

I don't think there is any difference in taste. I will try to find out for you as a friend from the UK is visiting me tomorrow.

[champers]

Yes Marks & Spencers Central Festival Pattaya. Bit expensive though.

About 150 baht last time I looked, but I reckon they are better than McVitie's. Beware! Highly addictive. Once the packet is opened, that's it.

[GinBoy2]

This was one of those weird aging monkey brain moments, but as I was shopping in Tops this morning, for whatever reason I remembered this thread, I think because the name of the cookie was kinda cute.

Anyhoo, what prompted this flurry of neural activity was that I saw these. I have to say, impulse purchase maybe, but they are rather tasty little devils I have to say...

[kkerry]

Snap. Was in Tops the other day and also stumbled upon the Waitrose mini jaffa cakes. Haven't had jaffa cakes for years so had to buy a pack. About 110 baht so not terribly expensive. Very tasty they were too. Will be back for more.