Thread: question - Nom Som?

What is Nom Som ? I see it on different web sights, but didn't know what

it was made of.

whittler

what's this doing in famous threads?

Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon

what's this doing in famous threads?

oops, my bad I was playing with the admin buttons on your login, sorry.

Originally Posted by whittler

What is Nom Som ? I see it on different web sights, but didn't know what

it was made of.

whittler

Orange juice.

think he means vinegar

Gee ChiangMai noon , I am sooo sorry, maybe when I grow up and have

20,884, I might know where to post, but until then I guess youi will have to put

up with my serious mistakes.


Thanks chitown, for the answer to my question. I guess Chiang Mai dosen''t

remember back when he had to ask questions.

whittler

Originally Posted by whittler

Gee ChiangMai noon , I am sooo sorry, maybe when I grow up and have

20,884, I might know where to post, but until then I guess youi will have to put

up with my serious mistakes.

don't be so fukking touchy.

i didn't think anybody could open threads in the famous sections of any of the forums.
that is why i posed the question

as far as i was aware, they are reserved for famous threads that get moved there by DD when he sees fit.

'Nam som' is either orange juice or white vinegar.

Vinegar as we know it is 'win-e-gaaaa'.

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

'Nam som' is either orange juice or white vinegar.

Agreed but as he has said "nom" it could be some kind of milk
"nom sot" would be fresh milk

Originally Posted by Thetyim

Agreed but as he has said "nom" it could be some kind of milk

Yeah, but he's old, so maybe his hearing is a bit iffy.

Originally Posted by Thetyim

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

'Nam som' is either orange juice or white vinegar.

Agreed but as he has said "nom" it could be some kind of milk
"nom sot" would be fresh milk

Yes, Nom Som is sour breasts - wonder what websites he was looking at

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

'Nam som' is either orange juice or white vinegar.

Vinegar as we know it is 'win-e-gaaaa'.

I thought vinegar was nam som sai chu. Can it be called nam som for short?

Originally Posted by chitown

Can it be called nam som for short?

Yes. For instance 'prik nam som' is the nice chilli stuff that goes with your noodles.

Originally Posted by whittler

I guess Chiang Mai dosen''t remember back when he had to ask questions.

Yes, I think so, he hasnt asked a question on his linux thread for almost 24 hours.....

Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon

what's this doing in famous threads?

Originally Posted by whittler

I guess Chiang Mai dosen''t remember back when he had to ask questions.

looks like he is asking a question - but I could be mistaken

It's orange juice, but if you put the high stress on the som part it's white rice vinegar. Chitown, you should know by now that Thais take the shortest shortcuts with everything.

nam som vs. nam SOM

I figured that it was but have heard it called a much longer name in Thai than that!