Buriram Expats
Buriram Province - General Category => Western Food in Buriram. => Topic started by: mahdam on December 10, 2015, 10:29:30 AM
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Can anyone recommend somewhere I can get some good bread in Buriram, or close by.
Am pissed off with the crap from Big C and Makro ect.
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Yes I know you are against Big C, but I like their Country Sour.
Otherwise I am looking forward to finishing my kitchen as making bread is a goal.
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An alternative could be to bake your own with a Bread maker?
http://verasu.com/product_detail.php?pid=1015
And here some recipes
http://allrecipes.com/recipes/338/bread/bread-machine/
http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/preparation/bread-machine-recipes
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Big C has good bread, I bought some yesterday. The really good stuff disappears very quickly. Or maybe you think anything that isn't sliced and wrapped in plastic isn't bread?
Robinson's Tops has good bread also.
I generally make my own toast bread these days because the toast bread is, as everywhere in the world, soggy pap designed to be eaten by toothless invalids.
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An alternative could be to bake your own with a Bread maker?
http://verasu.com/product_detail.php?pid=1015
And here some recipes
http://allrecipes.com/recipes/338/bread/bread-machine/
http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/preparation/bread-machine-recipes
I have a bread maker that I generally use only for mixing the dough these days. The bread flour in Thailand isn't quite the same as that that is used in the recipes so it needs some experimenting until you get it right. Reducing the yeast content stopped my loaves collapsing for instance, I tend to add wholemeal and even oats to most recipes to get a firmer bread. Lots of stuff like that.
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Contact nookiebear he may be able to help. http://nookiesdelights.3baht.net Also Staffords in Prasat. http://www.staffordsfoodsthailand.com
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Can anyone recommend somewhere I can get some good bread in Buriram, or close by.
Am pissed off with the crap from Big C and Makro ect.
I bring 90+ loaves,150+ Burger Buns with me from Continental Bakery in Pattaya every 2nd Thursday.I deliver into Buriram on the next morning (Friday)
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Wow, just imagine seeing Nookie's buns on a Friday Morning:
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Can anyone recommend somewhere I can get some good bread in Buriram, or close by.
Am pissed off with the crap from Big C and Makro ect.
I bring 90+ loaves,150+ Burger Buns with me from Continental Bakery in Pattaya every 2nd Thursday.I deliver into Buriram on the next morning (Friday)
Sorry mate, burger buns can't be classified as bread, anything that gives way when you push your finger at it and it goes 'eek' is, as I said before, invalid fodder.
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Wow, just imagine seeing Nookie's buns on a Friday Morning:
Your lass has never objected in the past!!
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I also think the Big C breads not bad. We buy the sour dough and the French Country. Both very good IMO. You do have to go in the morning though. Usually all gone by 1 pm.
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Wow, just imagine seeing Nookie's buns on a Friday Morning:
Your lass has never objected in the past!!
Last time she saw you she was gagging, and asked me not to force her to see you again. That is why we have met in Buriram without her there the last 2 times.
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Wow, just imagine seeing Nookie's buns on a Friday Morning:
Your lass has never objected in the past!!
Last time she saw you she was gagging, and asked me not to force her to see you again. That is why we have met in Buriram without her there the last 2 times.
Nice comeback Keith
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I also think the Big C breads not bad. We buy the sour dough and the French Country. Both very good IMO. You do have to go in the morning though. Usually all gone by 1 pm.
Have not tried the sour dough, but by the time I get home the French style bread is like chewing leather. It just ain't right. Probably be the kind of flour they use. Must be the same stuff my local Tesco and Morrisons use back in the UK as that's shite to.
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I also think the Big C breads not bad. We buy the sour dough and the French Country. Both very good IMO. You do have to go in the morning though. Usually all gone by 1 pm.
Have not tried the sour dough, but by the time I get home the French style bread is like chewing leather. It just ain't right. Probably be the kind of flour they use. Must be the same stuff my local Tesco and Morrisons use back in the UK as that's shite to.
Last week we were at big C and I got a loaf of Country Sour while it was still warm on the cart. And when I got home it was still warm. I sliced off an end smeared with butter, it was very good eating, so I had another piece.
Sometimes you get lucky. However I have been at Big C in the afternoon and Country Sour was rock hard, I did not buy.
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I also think the Big C breads not bad. We buy the sour dough and the French Country. Both very good IMO. You do have to go in the morning though. Usually all gone by 1 pm.
Have not tried the sour dough, but by the time I get home the French style bread is like chewing leather. It just ain't right. Probably be the kind of flour they use. Must be the same stuff my local Tesco and Morrisons use back in the UK as that's shite to.
Last week we were at big C and I got a loaf of Country Sour while it was still warm on the cart. And when I got home it was still warm. I sliced off an end smeared with butter, it was very good eating, so I had another piece.
Sometimes you get lucky. However I have been at Big C in the afternoon and Country Sour was rock hard, I did not buy.
No Photo??
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Off to Vietnam next month, sure to get some good French bread there.
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Off to Vietnam next month, sure to get some good French bread there.
The bread from Pattaya is baked by Vietnamese
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Off to Vietnam next month, sure to get some good French bread there.
Don't have to go that far. Cambodia. Every Cambodian village has a French bakery. There is one in O'Smach thats bakes fresh bread 3 times a day. bananadance
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Off to Vietnam next month, sure to get some good French bread there.
Don't have to go that far. Cambodia. Every Cambodian village has a French bakery. There is one in O'Smach thats bakes fresh bread 3 times a day. bananadance
Every village? Wow. That must mean there are over 500000 French bakeries in Cambodia.
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No need to travel anywhere really.
As already posted, Nookie delivers to Buriram. Very good bread too. He also has bread rolls for putting burgers in.
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Off to Vietnam next month, sure to get some good French bread there.
Don't have to go that far. Cambodia. Every Cambodian village has a French bakery. There is one in O'Smach thats bakes fresh bread 3 times a day. bananadance
Every village? Wow. That must mean there are over 500000 French bakeries in Cambodia.
They like to think so. ::)
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The Bread Buns are pretty good.. Swan Bar serves them with it's meals.. Make a great Steak Butty with them..
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TWO OLD AD GUYS, ONE 70 AND ONE 75, WERE SITTING ON A PARK BENCH ONE
MORNING.
THE 75-YEAR-OLD HAD JUST FINISHED HIS MORNING JOG AND WASN'T EVEN
SHORT OF BREATH.
THE 70-YEAR-OLD WAS AMAZED AT THE GUY'S STAMINA AND ASKED HIM WHAT HE
DID TO HAVE SO MUCH ENERGY.
THE 75-YEAR-OLD SAID, "WELL, I EAT RYE BREAD EVERY DAY. IT KEEPS YOUR
ENERGY LEVEL HIGH AND YOU'LL HAVE GREAT STAMINA WITH THE LADIES."
SO, ON THE WAY HOME THE 70-YEAR-OLD STOPPED AT THE BAKERY. AS HE WAS
LOOKING AROUND, THE SALESLADY ASKED IF HE NEEDED ANY HELP.
HE SAID, "DO YOU HAVE ANY RYE BREAD?"
SHE SAID, "YES, THERE'S A WHOLE SHELF OF IT. WOULD YOU LIKE SOME?"
HE SAID, "I WANT FIVE LOAVES."
SHE SAID, "MY GOODNESS, FIVE LOAVES! BY THE TIME YOU GET TO THE 3RD
LOAF, IT'LL BE HARD."
HE REPLIED, "I CAN'T BELIEVE EVERYBODY KNOWS ABOUT THIS SHIT BUT ME."