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It seems that i am not the only person fascinated by ice cream tourism.

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Top 20 of the Magnums and the substitutes available across Asia (well the bits I've been to anyway) and where to find them.

I saw a lot of very good quality products available at a very Royal Project price. Was there anything in particular that you thought was a good buy?

I saw some reasonably priced ice cream, so I am sure that there must be some other bargains.

A lot of the stock inside Golden Place is either very high end or culturally new to me. I am sure that there must be some real gems that are in my budget, but it is hard to know when many things I cannot even recognise. Does anybody have any good tips on good buys at Golden Place? Has anybody been t...

" There's a freezer in shopping mall." Thank you so much for the heads up. That cabinet is a real treasure trove and is filled with all kinds of Ete fruit lollies. I managed to pull out an ultra-rare Thai Pumpkin Custard (Sankaya Faktong- สังขยาฟักทอง) example. I cannot even find a picture...

HHTel wrote: ↑Sat Jul 29, 2023 9:56 am Just last night I was told of a guy opposite 7/11, just before Big C on the Pala-u road. I'm told he does all repairs on fans. I'll check him out today and let you know.

Beat me to it. I was just about to suggest same. Be interested to learn more.

Has anybody spotted something similar to an eight sleep pod cover in Thailand.

https://www.eightsleep.com/pod-cover/

It supposedly works to cool the bed during sleep which sounds like a good idea, but i am seriously put off by the start up bro price tag.

Is there something similar available here?

Thank you guys. Tops used to stock Old White House coffee from Ipoh, but I stopped going once they discontinued that. Still, it will be interesting to see if they have a bunch of unusual ices as well. As for Shopping Mall, the lap dogs would always recognise me and come for some fuss, but the owner ...

They have 19 baht durian lollies at Golden Place along with a bunch of interesting flavours (such as sala) but I have not had chance to do a comparison yet.

Is there a freezer full of lollipops and cones in shopping mall? And in Tops too?

My fave local ice cream is the lady with the cart just up past Gee and Tung on Chomsin opposite 7/11. Her big paper bowls filled with at least half a dozen scoops and all the extras, beat anything out of a convenience store freezer hands down.

Has anybody seen malt extract available in Hua Hin?
I have read that it is available at at large baking supplies shop in Phuket, and I have seen a few of these in HH, so I will endeavour to track down the proper translation and heave a search. Any tips on where to begin?

Mini Big C at Dinosaur has the 10 baht Magnolia Durian Popsicle if you want to do a taste comparison....

God damn, and I went to Gee and Tung during the week instead, and I they only had a very limited selection. It is a shame that the Srassing Road is such a shadow of its former self, but this means that I rarely go to Shopping Mall anymore. At 35 baht, it sounds like it might have been the Kings' Pot...

Have you tried the salted caramel or the new Crown? How is the cone? Not cardboard, I hope. Still 36 baht is a bit steep for an ice cream. Tonight, I had a Magnolia Sawasdee Durian Popsicle, which tasted just as creamy as the real thing but was only ten baht. How much real durian do you get for 10 b...

Last night, while randomly rummaging through the chest freezer in THE 7-11 near the Baguette Shop on Petchakasem Road, I was delighted to uncover a secret stash of hard-to-find Lotte ice creams. Hiding away at the back were a handful of Lotte Greek Yogurt Blueberry Ripples. At 29 baht each, they are...

buksida wrote: ↑Wed Jul 12, 2023 1:27 pm Similar, Keto is essentially no sugar and no carbs, whole thread on it here:

Thanks I had a look, but what do you eat instead of rice?
Do you use Stevia instead of sugar?