Low Fat Coconut Milk

[English_M_in_Bkk]

I have been looking for low fat/light coconut milk but can't find any in Bangkok - anyone know what shops stock it?

[DogNo1]

Not sure why you would want low-fat coconut milk. Have you read up on the benefits of full-fat coconut oil to your health?

[English_M_in_Bkk]

I just want to know where i can get it - not looking health advice, thanks

[Gonsalviz]

Pretty sure I have seen it at Tesco.

[AyG]

Pretty sure I have seen it at Tesco.

You're probably right:

http://shoponline.tescolotus.com/th-TH/ProductDetail/ProductDetail/6017077389

[SoiBiker]

The low-fat stuff is rubbish. I'd rather just use less of the good stuff.

[English_M_in_Bkk]

I found Roi Thai light coconut milk - still uses coconut milk and not bran oil like the other light ones

Was available at Maxvalu on Srinakarin, the one at Hua Mak.

Thanks for the info on the other stuff

[notmyself]

This may be of interest.

[amyreyna]

What is the difference between the low fat coconut milk and the ordinary one ?

[SoiBiker]

What is the difference between the low fat coconut milk and the ordinary one ?

The low fat one contains less fat.

[amyreyna]

What is the difference between the low fat coconut milk and the ordinary one ?

The low fat one contains less fat.

Yeah, I know...but what will be different on the cuisine. I never use low fat coconut milk, I am afraid it will make the cuisine taste different

[notmyself]

It will affect the texture for the most part rather than the actual taste. Dishes will be less silky to the palate , thin or watery. Imagine skimmed milk with your cornflakes. I don't use myself.

[amyreyna]

It will affect the texture for the most part rather than the actual taste. Dishes will be less silky to the palate , thin or watery. Imagine skimmed milk with your cornflakes. I don't use myself.

I understand. It likes more water than more coconut milk from the coconut extraction.