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you all prolly dont give a damn but does anyone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account? I somehow forgot my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me
@Messiah Justin i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I wanted to say thanking you. After watching this video, I tried 4 snacks that you recommend and love them so much. Dry banana, coconut roll cookies, banana sandwhich with tamarind and hot squid lay chip. So yummy!
I am an Australian, born and raised in Singapore and you have no idea how I agree with this video on so many levels. I love EVERYTHING mentioned in this video - Durian? Yes. Dried squid? HEEEECK YES. I used to eat a spicy dried squid snack that will have some sugar crystals on it and it was THE best snack ever. Or maybe spicy tapioca chips that were sticky and chewy and crunchy. UGH - I MISS SOUTHEAST ASIAN SNACKS.
People of Thailand really hv the most passion, love and enthusiasm in their work. Be it food, arts and craft or skilled work. I really respect people of this country.
On behalf of Thai, thank you for your compliment, but please don't expect too much. We -- like every places and society -- have both good and bad things, people as well. You know, expecting too much usually leads to disappointment when things didn't turn out as good as you expected although those things might be fine in their own levels.
I lived in thailand for 8 yrs... thanks Pai, you perfectly represent the Thai culture (warm,witty,funny,etc) and the way you explain things...just downright adorable! Great show! Cheers!
When I was on my tour of Northern Thailand, I was obsessed with the Lays Miang Kham potato chips. And you are right about how they can match the dish on the chip.
Hey, you wrote this 3 years ago, I hope you’re doing alright now! I’ve been suffering from some problems as well and I’ve been binge watching pai’s video as well, and it’s been helping a lot
For some reason, this videos makes me think you should consider doing a mukbang! The way you taste and describe food is awesome. I'm sure I can't be the only one who wouldn't mind watching you eat something and go on and on about it, ha.
I totally agree, just one suggestion though, maybe you should avoid too much frowning while tasting... you might end up with deep wrinkles in between your brows by the time you reach 40...just my two cents. Other than that, I really think you're doing a great job!!!
I always buy these salty Cookies filled with sweet pineapple Jam and I Love peanuts with deep fried Kaffir-lime leaves and dried chilies and salt. also those tamarind Snacks with chilies, salt and sugar at seeeven are my favs na ka!😂
Sunflower seeds that have been soaked in coconut milk then dried are VERY addictive. SO GOOD! I'm not sure if this is a thing elsewhere, but I found them for 5 baht a bag at 7/11 and couldn't stop eating them, they are such a perfect flavor combination, not too filling, and it is fun to crack open the shells!
Thai and Indonesia have almost the same snacks. We have dried banana too, we called it "Pisang Sale" but it's dried out until almost no water in it, so it's crispy but you can find that's not too dry.
Spot on, on the 7 snack recommendations! I played a lot of golf in Thailand and the trip to the golf courses were "road trips" even using the "tang duan"😊 and yes ma'am those snacks you chose for us... great for the "munchies"... nobody doubt this woman! She knows what she's talking about! Cheers!
These last few videos in which you have shared with us with your food ventures during your visit to Thailand is making me ponder the idea of where I want to venture on my next trip! Thank you Pai!
Dear Pai, we Malaysians call that fudge/paste a 'dodol'. If you know how condensed milk could be turned into dulce de leche, use the same technique using coconut cream & sugar before adding a bit of durian flesh and a pinch of salt. Enjoy the results!!
Sawadikrap! I tried those banana chips with tamarind a few weeks ago when my friend's Thai family came to Valencia and brought with them lots of goodies! They are to die for! Also recommend Durian chips! nom nom!
I always spent a lot at the Thai 7-11, snacks, cup noodles with different flavours that can't be found at my country. Banana chips, the milk, almost everything! I usually go home with luggage full of snacks, painting, and some souvenirs.
I loved this video! I'd like to see you planning out a meal and go shopping for the ingredients while in Thailand. Seeing markets from around the world is a favorite of mine, but I'd love to see it combined with cooking after.
I wish I saw this video before my trip to Thailand. I was in search of snacks to bring home. I did manage to bring quite a few. My favorite was actually 7-Eleven Milk Flavor Puffs. It's so addictive I bought 10 bags to bring back to the US.
just watched the Thai Fest! amazing!!!! and thank you for pointing out the Royal projects of the late King. really important, finally, i've always felt you were beautiful, but put up next to those other beautiful exhibitors.. well, you outshine them!! thank you.
Nice new things to try out when I come back in November, I wanna try those dried bananas and those coconut cookies 🙂 And after seen this video, I clearly have a new mission, bring some bags of Lays to my hotelroom. In Thailand it's difficult to keep up with all the flavors they come up with. Here in the Netherlands they come with a new flavor just once in a while, the choice is very limited. For me it's a tradition every Thailand trip to make a stop at a supermarket, 7- Eleven, Mini Big C, to buy some snacks, especially before I get back to my room. Please make more videos like this
I love Thai supermarket snacks! I always went crazy when I visited Thailand. I bought a lot of snacks especially Pocky as gifts for my friends every time. Thanks for this video! I have more snacks to try/buy next time I go to Thailand!
It is fun to try Lays in other countries. In China i had yogurt flavored chips and sezchuan hot pot flavor. Although those weren't my favorite snacks, the grocery store was amazing! The US is really missing out.
MAMA Instant noodles!!!! These are addictive! Even though not exactly a typical "snack" , one pack actually doesn't fill most people up! Besides, many roadside pushcart stalls offer them as a variety of salad! My favorite, definitely "Raw Crab MAMA Mee Salad"!
I just would like a nice coconut Thai spice to use in cooking. I have a lot of Thai restaurants, but I don’t have anywhere that sells the items you need to make the items. Great thank you
Pai - Discovered Lays Sweet Basil potato chips in Bangkok last week. Brought back as many packages as I could; definitely addicted! Every day I was there I walked into 7-11 and bought a couple bags and a couple peppermint field inhalers. Unfortunately the inhalers have lasted longer than the chips
In Poland my Grandparents bought me Chips with Mushroom Flavor. I liked the taste and didn't know that it was mushroom flavor, but it was familiar to me. When my grandma told me I finally recognized it💕
I loved your series of videos in Thailand. I wish I could find some of these snacks in my City. If I ever visit Thailand I would love to go to Thai Food Festival. My brother lives in Thailand and I miss him lots so it's possible if I can get over my fear to fly. Lol
Great Video I’m hostage to a cute Thai girl in Chiang Rai! Coming back to California in 2 weeks and I will definitely pick most of everything at MAKRO and what I can’t get, I will pick up at TOPS! Thank You so much! Daniel ❤Jenny
The coconut roll cookies are one of my family's favorite. I love the ube flavor! Durian is equally yummy! Omg stuffed banana chips with tamarind?! Heaven!! Most find! Thank you for sharing.
Hi Pailin!! Thank you for your amazing videos!! You are super pretty and doing great at what you're doing! I'm Japanese who has lived in Toronto, Canada for a while! Good to find people from Canada on CZcams❤️
The 2 newest Lay's flavors out now (in Thailand) are: Tomato flavor and Sweet Chili flavor. The Sweet Chili one is fine, but the Tomato one is so gooddddddd. I love it! :)
Currently crying because I wish I had watched this video before going to Thailand! Ahhh I would do anything to try the crispy grilled squid and the Kao Tung Moo Yong. I love squid jerky and pork floss, I know I would've went mad for them.
Have you ever tried a snack called ‘Tua Samung Pai?’ I first bought a small bag on the street in Thonburi several years ago. Fried peanuts (valencia), shredded lime leaves and chilis, maybe with garlic. I later found it from a street vendor near Wang Lang Market, next to Siriraj Hospital. And at a stall at Or Tor Kor. I looked all over for it on my most recent trip and couldn’t find it.
I have always bought a 29' luggage full snacks from Big C supermarket every single time I leave Thailand. When I exit my home airport customs, the officers actually ask me if I'm doing import biz! lol
We finally have Dill Pickle Lay's in the U.S. SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO good. I totally had the mian kham Lay's and Nori Lay's when I was in Thailand last time. Sooooooooooooooooo good.
I agree, but all have distinctive flavors for the same dishes, and many different flavors for the same recipe :) All the different flavors and recipes for Nasi goreng, in every country of Asia under different names, is wonderful and always makes me feel healthy and well fed, every time ... and that's just one of the many dishes of the Orient !!! Wunderbar, aroi and dii maag'
not only theres many countries in southeast asia and east asia who have similar foods (except for japan and korea). also vietnam and chinese has similarities with thai food but well many of thai food is from the chinese its just a bit different in TH sometimes or simply just called different
The Koh Kae chicken flavored peanuts are my favorite and you are right you cannot stop eating them. My next favorite are the Lays Nori flavored pototo chips. Great video Pailin!
I remember eating the peanut snacks when I was a child and I still see them in my Chinese grocery stores where I live. However, I don't really see many flavors though.
Chicken flavoured peanuts remind me of Haldiram's gupshup in India, and Katjang pedis in Netherlands. India one has typical Indian spices as flavours, Katjang pedis has a sweet, spicy crunchy coat
I miss the pandan filled donuts, they are so delicious 😋 At home we have the koh-kae coconut peanuts mostly and pocky, pineapple jam cookies and spicy squid rolled into sheets.
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I somehow forgot my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me
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@Messiah Justin i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
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I wanted to say thanking you. After watching this video, I tried 4 snacks that you recommend and love them so much. Dry banana, coconut roll cookies, banana sandwhich with tamarind and hot squid lay chip. So yummy!
I am an Australian, born and raised in Singapore and you have no idea how I agree with this video on so many levels. I love EVERYTHING mentioned in this video -
Durian? Yes.
Dried squid? HEEEECK YES. I used to eat a spicy dried squid snack that will have some sugar crystals on it and it was THE best snack ever.
Or maybe spicy tapioca chips that were sticky and chewy and crunchy. UGH - I MISS SOUTHEAST ASIAN SNACKS.
People of Thailand really hv the most passion, love and enthusiasm in their work. Be it food, arts and craft or skilled work. I really respect people of this country.
On behalf of Thai, thank you for your compliment, but please don't expect too much. We -- like every places and society -- have both good and bad things, people as well. You know, expecting too much usually leads to disappointment when things didn't turn out as good as you expected although those things might be fine in their own levels.
I lived in thailand for 8 yrs... thanks Pai, you perfectly represent the Thai culture (warm,witty,funny,etc) and the way you explain things...just downright adorable!
Great show! Cheers!
When I was on my tour of Northern Thailand, I was obsessed with the Lays Miang Kham potato chips. And you are right about how they can match the dish on the chip.
Suffering with depression, and my days gets so much better by watching your videos! you are so positive and cute!
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Hey, you wrote this 3 years ago, I hope you’re doing alright now! I’ve been suffering from some problems as well and I’ve been binge watching pai’s video as well, and it’s been helping a lot
@@theceasar9352 yes pad thai so delicious
I really liked the
1. green curry flavour lays
2. Wasabi peanuts
3. Banana cake from 7-11
4. Tesco pineapple filled crackers
Omg the pineapple filled crackers ... miss them so much :) Cheers! Adam
For some reason, this videos makes me think you should consider doing a mukbang! The way you taste and describe food is awesome. I'm sure I can't be the only one who wouldn't mind watching you eat something and go on and on about it, ha.
b0rtie I was thinking of the sameeee thing!!
I totally agree, just one suggestion though, maybe you should avoid too much frowning while tasting... you might end up with deep wrinkles in between your brows by the time you reach 40...just my two cents. Other than that, I really think you're doing a great job!!!
b0rtie mukbang is a Korean word
+kyu 237 Yes? I'm well-aware of the origins of the word.
I always buy these salty Cookies filled with sweet pineapple Jam and I Love peanuts with deep fried Kaffir-lime leaves and dried chilies and salt. also those tamarind Snacks with chilies, salt and sugar at seeeven are my favs na ka!😂
Sunflower seeds that have been soaked in coconut milk then dried are VERY addictive. SO GOOD! I'm not sure if this is a thing elsewhere, but I found them for 5 baht a bag at 7/11 and couldn't stop eating them, they are such a perfect flavor combination, not too filling, and it is fun to crack open the shells!
We fell in love with those air dried durians when we were in Chiang Mai in May OMG!!!!
Anyone else here loving Tom Yum flavoured cashew nuts from 7-11? Miss them a lot!
Anything Tom Yum flavored is gudddddddddddddddddddd!!! :)
Thai and Indonesia have almost the same snacks. We have dried banana too, we called it "Pisang Sale" but it's dried out until almost no water in it, so it's crispy but you can find that's not too dry.
Spot on, on the 7 snack recommendations! I played a lot of golf in Thailand and the trip to the golf courses were "road trips" even using the "tang duan"😊 and yes ma'am those snacks you chose for us... great for the "munchies"... nobody doubt this woman! She knows what she's talking about! Cheers!
These last few videos in which you have shared with us with your food ventures during your visit to Thailand is making me ponder the idea of where I want to venture on my next trip! Thank you Pai!
Dear Pai, we Malaysians call that fudge/paste a 'dodol'. If you know how condensed milk could be turned into dulce de leche, use the same technique using coconut cream & sugar before adding a bit of durian flesh and a pinch of salt. Enjoy the results!!
Sounds yummm!!
Pailin's Kitchen Of Course it is! Give it a try. I bet if it amazes you, then eventually you would share the recipe on Pai's Kitchen too😜😜😜😜😜
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Sawadikrap! I tried those banana chips with tamarind a few weeks ago when my friend's Thai family came to Valencia and brought with them lots of goodies! They are to die for! Also recommend Durian chips! nom nom!
I always spent a lot at the Thai 7-11, snacks, cup noodles with different flavours that can't be found at my country. Banana chips, the milk, almost everything! I usually go home with luggage full of snacks, painting, and some souvenirs.
I loved this video! I'd like to see you planning out a meal and go shopping for the ingredients while in Thailand. Seeing markets from around the world is a favorite of mine, but I'd love to see it combined with cooking after.
I wish I saw this video before my trip to Thailand. I was in search of snacks to bring home. I did manage to bring quite a few. My favorite was actually 7-Eleven Milk Flavor Puffs. It's so addictive I bought 10 bags to bring back to the US.
just watched the Thai Fest! amazing!!!! and thank you for pointing out the Royal projects of the late King. really important, finally, i've always felt you were beautiful, but put up next to those other beautiful exhibitors.. well, you outshine them!! thank you.
great idea for a video! cant wait to try these
Nice new things to try out when I come back in November, I wanna try those dried bananas and those coconut cookies 🙂 And after seen this video, I clearly have a new mission, bring some bags of Lays to my hotelroom. In Thailand it's difficult to keep up with all the flavors they come up with. Here in the Netherlands they come with a new flavor just once in a while, the choice is very limited. For me it's a tradition every Thailand trip to make a stop at a supermarket, 7- Eleven, Mini Big C, to buy some snacks, especially before I get back to my room. Please make more videos like this
"Some things are so fudgy" hahahaha love it!
Hi Pai … In indonesia dried banana is sale, coconut roll cookies is semprong and durian fudge is dodol durian
Thailand must appreciate the free advertising.
I love Thai supermarket snacks! I always went crazy when I visited Thailand. I bought a lot of snacks especially Pocky as gifts for my friends every time. Thanks for this video! I have more snacks to try/buy next time I go to Thailand!
Stefani Lin the strawberry pocky is amazing. We also had a lot of Lays chicken bbq in the little packets
I always go for Cornae, especially Cornae Prime. They are so gooooooooood.
It is fun to try Lays in other countries. In China i had yogurt flavored chips and sezchuan hot pot flavor. Although those weren't my favorite snacks, the grocery store was amazing! The US is really missing out.
Loved the 3rd snack, I have that one too!
My favorite in Thailand is green tea KitKat. Great video i definitely try some of that
MAMA Instant noodles!!!! These are addictive! Even though not exactly a typical "snack" , one pack actually doesn't fill most people up! Besides, many roadside pushcart stalls offer them as a variety of salad! My favorite, definitely "Raw Crab MAMA Mee Salad"!
Oooooh yes!
Those peanuts are my no 1 favorite and I love love the shrimp flavor and as you say once you start eating it you just can't stop
There should be 30 000 comments here: pure perfection in your presentation.
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I just would like a nice coconut Thai spice to use in cooking. I have a lot of Thai restaurants, but I don’t have anywhere that sells the items you need to make the items. Great thank you
I'm thinking for years of how to buy Miengkem Krobos flavour Lays in Indonesia😆
Love it !!
Pai - Discovered Lays Sweet Basil potato chips in Bangkok last week. Brought back as many packages as I could; definitely addicted! Every day I was there I walked into 7-11 and bought a couple bags and a couple peppermint field inhalers. Unfortunately the inhalers have lasted longer than the chips
I just bought miengkam krobos flavor( potato chips ) here in hong kong and I like it 😗
I like the red fried banana a bit different from others, going to Thailand end of month will buy.
ADNAN AMIL
It's not fried, but sun dried.
It's my favorite item in this video.
You are right, the texture is a bit soft + cHemon
In Poland my Grandparents bought me Chips with Mushroom Flavor. I liked the taste and didn't know that it was mushroom flavor, but it was familiar to me. When my grandma told me I finally recognized it💕
I loved your series of videos in Thailand. I wish I could find some of these snacks in my City. If I ever visit Thailand I would love to go to Thai Food Festival. My brother lives in Thailand and I miss him lots so it's possible if I can get over my fear to fly. Lol
I'm half thai pleas do more thai snacks
While vacationing in Portugal I had Iberian Ham Lay's potato chips. Soo good! Thank you for all the wonderful videos you share!
Great Video I’m hostage to a cute Thai girl in Chiang Rai! Coming back to California in 2 weeks and I will definitely pick most of everything at MAKRO and what I can’t get, I will pick up at TOPS! Thank You so much! Daniel ❤Jenny
The coconut roll cookies are one of my family's favorite. I love the ube flavor! Durian is equally yummy! Omg stuffed banana chips with tamarind?! Heaven!! Most find! Thank you for sharing.
Hi Pailin!! Thank you for your amazing videos!! You are super pretty and doing great at what you're doing! I'm Japanese who has lived in Toronto, Canada for a while! Good to find people from Canada on CZcams❤️
This is awesome, so many interesting snacks! Thank you so much for sharing and being so informative :)
lol - so true re the peanuts ... someone stop me!! (numnumnumnum ...)
The 2 newest Lay's flavors out now (in Thailand) are: Tomato flavor and Sweet Chili flavor. The Sweet Chili one is fine, but the Tomato one is so gooddddddd. I love it! :)
โคตรชอบทองม้วนเลยฮะ เดี๋ยวนี้ถ้าไม่ใช่ร้านขายของฝากกับซุปเปอร์ฯจะหาซื้อกินยากมาก
i love seaweed flavoured Lays! from Thailand so we always buy extra of those whenever we cross over from malaysia hehe
I wanted to say thank you for grabbing the last bag of squid chips. 😒
Currently crying because I wish I had watched this video before going to Thailand! Ahhh I would do anything to try the crispy grilled squid and the Kao Tung Moo Yong. I love squid jerky and pork floss, I know I would've went mad for them.
Have you ever tried a snack called ‘Tua Samung Pai?’ I first bought a small bag on the street in Thonburi several years ago. Fried peanuts (valencia), shredded lime leaves and chilis, maybe with garlic. I later found it from a street vendor near Wang Lang Market, next to Siriraj Hospital. And at a stall at Or Tor Kor. I looked all over for it on my most recent trip and couldn’t find it.
Hi! She says "Yes i have. Yummy stuff." Cheers! Adam
We can get koh Kae in England, I love them so much, so tasty!
I have always bought a 29' luggage full snacks from Big C supermarket every single time I leave Thailand. When I exit my home airport customs, the officers actually ask me if I'm doing import biz! lol
ข้าวตังหมูหยองคือดีมากจริงๆๆ
love all of those snacks. Thank you.
We finally have Dill Pickle Lay's in the U.S. SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO good. I totally had the mian kham Lay's and Nori Lay's when I was in Thailand last time. Sooooooooooooooooo good.
Thai food, Malaysian food and Indonesian food really same... so yummy ....😋💕
I agree^^
I agree, but all have distinctive flavors for the same dishes, and many different flavors for the same recipe :) All the different flavors and recipes for Nasi goreng, in every country of Asia under different names, is wonderful and always makes me feel healthy and well fed, every time ... and that's just one of the many dishes of the Orient !!! Wunderbar, aroi and dii maag'
not only theres many countries in southeast asia and east asia who have similar foods (except for japan and korea). also vietnam and chinese has similarities with thai food but well many of thai food is from the chinese its just a bit different in TH sometimes or simply just called different
The Koh Kae chicken flavored peanuts are my favorite and you are right you cannot stop eating them. My next favorite are the Lays Nori flavored pototo chips.
Great video Pailin!
also, bonus #8 sounds sooooooo good!
I love banana chips, and I love tamarind!
yum yum yum
that can of peanuts really addictive, once you eat it just can't stop. Greeting from Malaysia and Singapore
Hello! Can’t wait to try it when we visit Thailand! Thanks so much 😋
Damn I should have watched this video 1 week ago before I went to Bangkok :(
Hahhahaha
I never knew I wanted "Thai Oreos" hahaha, but now I'm trying to figure out how to get them or make them!
This crunchy peanut brand is so goooood, I used to have the wasabi one
magic masala lay's from India are my guilty pleasure ❤
+Hena Manocha oooh sounds delish!
Pailin's Kitchen Do you have a P.O. box? :)
"And the combination is just...deadly...in a good way." lol 😂
Lay's Lobster crisps are heavenly
ข้าวตังหมูหยอง เจ้าสัว อร่อยสุดๆ
I love Bento and Shrimp Crackers
I remember eating the peanut snacks when I was a child and I still see them in my Chinese grocery stores where I live. However, I don't really see many flavors though.
all of those Snacks sounds very interesting. gotta take a trip to my local asian market..😊❤💙💚
Squid / Cuttlefish jerky is the snack I miss the most after leaving Thailand
Love that last item. Not easy to find its true.
Excellent videos. Very engaging. Thank you!!
Every time I see your video makes me feel hungry. Awesome job very well dome.
I just got back from Thailand recently and I wish I would've seen this video before hand!!
Chicken flavoured peanuts remind me of Haldiram's gupshup in India, and Katjang pedis in Netherlands. India one has typical Indian spices as flavours, Katjang pedis has a sweet, spicy crunchy coat
Those peanuts 😍 I litterly bought a pack everyday when I was in Thailand. BBQ flavour was my favourite, definitely addictive!
The video I was waiting for!
the peanut one is my all time favourite!
that chicken flavoured peanut absolutely my favourite!!!
I miss the pandan filled donuts, they are so delicious 😋
At home we have the koh-kae coconut peanuts mostly and pocky, pineapple jam cookies and spicy squid rolled into sheets.
Fun-O cookies the chocolate cookie with the chocolate filling is my favorite
Every year you give better videos but you are even more beautiful. Sooay mahk mahk.
I bought some Tong Muon yesterday! They are available in my local Asian market. Yummy!!
Thank you so much. I will try them out.
Lays with dill in Latvia.
Dill pickle potato chips are popular in America too. Usually in areas where there are a lot of German or Scandinavian descendants.
Gonna look out for ALL these snacks on my next trip to an Asian store/market 😋😋
Moving to Thailand. NOW. 🇹🇭❤️🇹🇭
I love that dried squid flavor. A friend brought it back from Thailand. It’s addicting’😋
Good info next time we're in Thailand, I will make sure that we get all those snack. Tnx
Excellent idea, Pailin! Thank you very much!
Next year when I go home, I will pick up all 7 snacks and bring them back to the U.S. with me ka. Thank you na ka! :)
I really want to try the last one cos it look so so good!
The peanuts 🥜 is really addictive! I can't stop eating too
I really enjoyed this video