No milk in shops?

[magobligin]

Good stock of milk available at. Makro and Tesco in Pranburi, no other shortages noted.

[BradClark]

Most people are not fans of the UHT milk flavour wise, but I'm ok with drinking it. Every time I see it stocked at the supermarket I bulk buy it. That stuff can be stored in the cupboard for ages. If I have it on cereal I do heat it up though, seems to mix in better than cold. Must be some sort of scientific magic behind that.

[VikingSwend]

Dutch Mill is my favourite. 7Eleven has it.

[usual suspect]

I've noticed 7/11's only stock full-fat milk..guess to a Thai milk is milk..after all nothing in a 7/11 store is fattening is it..??
As regards milk shortage..the cows will still be producing it.

[Dannie Boy]

I've noticed 7/11's only stock full-fat milk..guess to a Thai milk is milk..after all nothing in a 7/11 store is fattening is it..??
As regards milk shortage..the cows will still be producing it.

I've bought 0% milk from our local 7/11 in the 2 litre size.

[Kraka's Dad]

I've noticed 7/11's only stock full-fat milk..guess to a Thai milk is milk..after all nothing in a 7/11 store is fattening is it..??
As regards milk shortage..the cows will still be producing it.

I've bought 0% milk from our local 7/11 in the 2 litre size.

0% milk? What is it water?

[Dannie Boy]

I've noticed 7/11's only stock full-fat milk..guess to a Thai milk is milk..after all nothing in a 7/11 store is fattening is it..??
As regards milk shortage..the cows will still be producing it.

I've bought 0% milk from our local 7/11 in the 2 litre size.

0% milk? What is it water?

Not quite, in fact it tastes more like semi skimmed milk sold in the UK than skimmed milk which is much closer to water. I know our taste buds are not all the same, but I find the 0% milk the best for tea and use either the 2% or 4% for cereals and coffee.

[barrys]

The full-fat milk has dark blue tops and the low-fat or skimmed milk has light blue tops - 7/11 normally has both in my experience.

[dalmatiandave]

Always buy low fat milk (one kind labeled 0%) at Tescos, Big C, Family Mart or 7/11, have been doing for 11 years. Meiji brand do a non fat brand which is usually what I buy.

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[Pleng]

The full-fat milk has dark blue tops and the low-fat or skimmed milk has light blue tops - 7/11 normally has both in my experience.

What are the gold and orange top milks?

[sateeb]

Different brand name...

Top tip....read the label

[Pleng]

Unfortunately my Thai isn't quite good enough to understand the different varieties of milk...

[Dannie Boy]

Unfortunately my Thai isn't quite good enough to understand the different varieties of milk...

To the best of my knowledge all the main suppliers use the same colour cap codes - dark blue = full fat 4%, light blue = half fat 2%, and white cap = low fat 0%. There is also a red/orange cap which I'm not sure, but could be homogenised and probably 4%, but the main three are as above.

[sateeb]

Unfortunately my Thai isn't quite good enough to understand the different varieties of milk...

No problem....They are also labelled in Engerish.




Dannie Boy...Different colours used by Dutch Mill, Meji and Foremost

[bsdk1960]

not sure but I think the orange is what english people call buttermilk.