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Having popped home last week I can report that I still love and miss wild boar and granny smiths sausage sandwiches. I also miss Bounty Bars and licorice allsorts.

sadly I went home on a diet and exercise plan so didn't get to indulge. I have some bounty bars for after new year or when I am a 34" waist again.

Also miss british indian food. Had a Lamb Dansak with pilau rice and a peshwari naan. Made by God, cooked by jesus and served by the vir gin Mary!

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would almost sell my left hand for some creme de marrons

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Edible bread would be nice to find too.

L'ardeche? Great white water rafting there, no?

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A good broom,

dynabolts bigger than 30mm x 6mm,

Sliding gate bolt with provision for a padlock,

Gang nail plates for fixing timber constructions,

And.....TBecause I want to mimic the Thai style, I have been trying to find one of those builder's squares that, unlike the ones in Oz, measure a right angle as 95 degrees....and also one of those nifty spirit levels theThais use which apparently measure the horizon as somewhat less or more than horizontal....because why should a door f-*%$#&-g close properly, or fit in the blasted frame, as long as it looks sorta okay from a distance?

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Kumera

Kina

Pauas

Green lipped mussels

Butter Fish

Flounder

Bluff oysters

Vogels bread

Hokey Pokey Ice cream

Buzz bars

Chocolate fish

Peanut slabs

Watties baked beans

Smoked rainbow trout

Large cold water crayfish

Milk in a bottle

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Kumera

Kina

Pauas

Green lipped mussels

Butter Fish

Flounder

Bluff oysters

Vogels bread

Hokey Pokey Ice cream

Buzz bars

Chocolate fish

Peanut slabs

Watties baked beans

Smoked rainbow trout

Large cold water crayfish

Milk in a bottle

I must've been steaming. I don't remember that many things from home.

SC

Brown sauce on my chips.

Sleet.

Trains with McEwans Export.

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Kumera

Kina

Pauas

Green lipped mussels

Butter Fish

Flounder

Bluff oysters

Vogels bread

Hokey Pokey Ice cream

Buzz bars

Chocolate fish

Peanut slabs

Watties baked beans

Smoked rainbow trout

Large cold water crayfish

Milk in a bottle

I must've been steaming. I don't remember that many things from home.

SC

Brown sauce on my chips.

Sleet.

Trains with McEwans Export.

Just the food, otherwise very happy to be living in the "Land Of Smiles"

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i just clicked on the store, and the only thing to purchase is a CD ? ( from the original post )

i do remember this as going to happen, but never did?

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Quinoa

Non dairy products : soya milk chocolate, Tempeh, fake cheeses, egg replacement, soya yogurts ..

Some Essential Oils which are hard to find, like clove, thyme...

Agar agar

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There are two things I bring from Switzerland to Thailand:

- A large Rexona cobalt deodorant stick (solid, not a roller):

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- Triofan nose spray (works wonders on swollen inner noses, I am a chronical user):

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Other than that, I don't see...

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I live in Australia but the first thing I have when I get back from Thailand is the good old Mrs Macs meat pie :)

Hahaha me too. Straight to Coles for a mrs macs pie and farmers union.

I miss codral cold and flu tablets, they get rid of sneezing in minutes with no drowsiness. Nothing that I've found in Thailand does that without the sleepy feeling.

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The topic is pretty straight forward. No need to be critical of what people want from back home.

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L'ardeche? Great white water rafting there, no?

Superb scenery there, I tried the water rafting ride which was not very thrilling but quite pleasant, due to the low level of water during summer. In spring it should be much more exciting.

Seen in TOPS supermaket

Awesome, thanks for the tip!

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^^^me sum too for the last three items...Copenhagen snuff and Reese's peanut butter cups are horribly addictive, however...someone said that american cast iron cookware is available in a hardware store somewhere in BKK...

bottom lip fulla snoose, munching on a peanut butter cup while cooking ham 'n eggs in a nicely seasoned 12" cast iron skillet...yassuh...a small glow appears around the head as if blessedness is revealed...:)

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Well made shorts, not the Kaiser Bill half mast / Huckleberry Finn / Negro slave looking things ferangs ware here.

Old Navy, Pepe Jeans London and Khakis Sport and Caspi. All purchased in Thailand.

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Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

They are pretty common is supermarkets that sell Western food here, but I remember when they were not. Someone started selling a simular product and the first day that they would put them out on the shelves they would all be gone and you would have to wait another month or so until they got them again.

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Well made shorts, not the Kaiser Bill half mast / Huckleberry Finn / Negro slave looking things ferangs ware here.

Old Navy, Pepe Jeans London and Khakis Sport and Caspi. All purchased in Thailand.

Good God Man im British.A white pair of Fred Perry Squash shorts is my style. Might ware the ones illustrated for a Tramps Ball or win a bet. .Bowling did some nice regulation ones, but now you need a Baseball Cap fitted backwards and Earphones and gormless look on yer face to do them justice. Wingin Pom Me.biggrin.gif

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