This shop opened about six months or so ago, not that far from me in Rawai, Phuket, and have now started doing deliveries throughout Thailand. If you email them (FoodForForeigners@hotmail.com), they will send you a product/price list. Absolutely nothing to do with me, I just know that some on the forum do not have easy access to Western orientated supermarkets such as Villa Market etc. FFF's range of products is extensive, though virtually wholly British origin. Everything from Tetley tea bags to Rowntree Fruit Gums, Fray Bentos Steak and Kidney Puddings to Mushy Peas.
Some photos that I took a while back:
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08-05-2018, 02:37 PM #1Thailand Expat
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I'm not British so some of this food would be foreign to me. It's a good idea though and I hope the proprietors make a go of it.
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There's like 4 or 5 similar businesses to this around Pattaya now, I was in one yesterday and bought some Manston sausages (review to follow if they're any good). Dickhead Jeff will be along any minute to say we should all eat ant eggs and crayons like he does, but these shops are great for buying hard to find bits and pieces and treats from Western countries.
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