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Recipes like stuffed pork loin require tying up. What sort of string is needed & where can you buy it? Presumably standard string from Tescos is going to contain toxic elements unsuitable for cooking.

 

Cheers

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Toothpicks are fine.  However, count them and make sure you retrieve them all after cooking.

 

Dental floss (unwaxed) is a good substitute for string.

 

However, any undyed, 100% cotton string is fine.

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I confronted this a few years back, never did find anything locally, ended up buying some on trips back to the US.

 

I'm sure it must be available somewhere, but I gave up

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2 hours ago, d123 said:

Are you anywhere near a 'Central'? I bought some from Central Festival in Phuket

I'm in Bangkok next weekend - which department did you find it?

 

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20 hours ago, happydays said:

I'm in Bangkok next weekend - which department did you find it?

 

 

Try looking in the dept selling the cooking gear. More specifically the area around the storage/roasting bags

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