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Despite bread not being a particularly Thai thing, there are many different types of bread in Thailand.
I have sampled most of the breads available in 7/11 and the one pictured above is the only one I have found that:
a) is not sweet
b) does not contain meat that looks like hair
c) is not sweet AND containing meat that looks like hair
2 comments:
I've always thought british bread was lacking something.
Mmmm hair-like meat...
Your blog just crashed my computer 3 times. Even in Thailand you're annoying.
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I never managed to find non-sweet bread - good work Alison Joy Young! I just sat down to have a quick peruse while the kettle boiled, and got so engrossed/encouraged/amused/moved that I read all the way back to when I last commented, which I think was last September. I found your entry on culture/comfort particularly challenging and helpful, although I also very much enjoyed the menus and the Blandness notebook, but for more nostalgic than spiritual reasons :-) It was also good to be reminded to pray for the Karen - in fact I think I may have been to that Compassion place, so thanks for that reminder too. Thanks for keeping us informed. Keep up the good work, you're a total star. Linda x x
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