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| Food and Drink Thailand is a culinary paradise, but don't keep it hidden. Tell all where the best food is to be found, the best bars, the best Thai and Western restaurants as well as which cockroach infested flea pits to avoid. So tell us about your Dinning experiences in Thailand. |
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| Limp member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Pleasantville
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| What kinds of sauces do you keep ![]() I always have on hand: Lea & Perrins and HP, two of the best I think, but also Tomato sauce for the kids and a couple of American BBQ sauces, Hunts BBQ and Heinz 57, which is crap also Tabasco. Some Thai sauces Teriyaki, fish sauce, oyster sauce and Soy sauces etc and Prego but now make my own Spag sauce so won't be buying any more. In addition I usually have 4/5 Salad dressings and 3 types of Mustards. then I keep a few that I make, like Piri Piri sauce to add to chicken. Maybe about 18 different types altogether. |
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| Limp member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Pleasantville
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| You have to hand it to the poms, in terms of sauces and pickles they do the best. L&P, HP Branstons pickles are all the leaders. I guess their crap food requires some top sauces to make it palatable. |
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| Nakhon Sawan Last Online: Yesterday 10:48 PM Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Worthing/Doi Saket
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| I see no horse radish sauce, I buy a jar then split it, add home grown grated horse radish making two jars full making it so hot it burns the top of your nose when eaten with roast beef, Boootiful! |
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| Senior Member Last Online: Today 07:05 PM Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: South of Paradise City
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| L&P, HP, tabasco, salsa, salad dressings (vinigarettes for me & creamy for littl'un - I hate mayo!), japanese soya, ordinary soya/seasoning sauce & Amoy chili soya sauce (gorgeous stuff I get from HK), sweet pickle (Asda), Kraft BBQ sauce (to marinade littl'un's pork or chicken), Heinz tomato ketchup (littl'un) and malt vinegar.
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| Petchabun Last Online: 22-11-2008 01:14 PM Join Date: Sep 2006
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| Many of the above. What's a fried egg sanger without the Worcester ? Piccalilli Chow Chow is a great favourite, though not a sauce. Horseradish relish would be nice. I like to douse things in vinegar, for no apparent reason, and love the pickled halapenos. |
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| Limp member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Pleasantville
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| It is in NZ as we are saddled with the "ol mother England crap, but I have spent a good part of my life in OZ and the orstrialians have bloody good food, they can thank the eytalians & Greeks for that I guess. Thankfully NZ has broken away from the apron strings over the last 15 yrs, bout time too, and the food there has improved a lot. |
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