There are many Thai treats to be had but these are up near the top of my list. Crispy little crepes filled with marshmallow goodness and fruit. I’ve been eating these tasty treats since my first trip to the Kingdom in 2006. Unfortunately I don’t know what they are called so maybe one of you out there can enlighten me and I can stop calling them crispy marshmallow goodness.
Been raining pretty much every day but nothing to be bothered by. Day starts off sunny then at some point a storm breaks out for an hour or two and then the sun returns. Hardly a vacation breaker, especially when I have my crispy marshmallow goodness & shopping to do at Big C!
In other news the ASEAN Summit begins in Pattaya this week and the red shirts have already started protesting outside one of the hotels. Could be a very interesting week leading up to Songkran…will keep you posted.
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Talen I enjoy these too but…..I don’t know the name!
I can see the storm clouds over the Gulf but we remain dry. Sure it won’t spoil your vacation.
Watch out for the red shirts!
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Seems I won’t have to look hard for the red shirts they are already starting to show up in Pattaya. I’ve heard in Mukdahan no have rain so I can do work…have had a storm in Pattaya every day though.
Talen , it’s good that your time in the Big City is coming to a end , what with all them goodies you have been eating , I’m sure you are going to be needing to shed a few lbs. added, while enjoying all this good food and extras goodies on the side . We have been having a little rain too , looks like that time of the year is upon us , I just hope that the rain put a damper on some of the activity of the ole red and yellow, so the folks can enjoy them selves during Songkran. You be careful and have a great time Malcolm
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Gonna be a strange Songkran in Pattaya me thinks…I’ll be here for the first day then heading to Mukdahan well away from colored shirts.
It’s called Kah-nhom-Bueang ka
“??? ??????”
This one is also my favourite.
and similar one like Kah-nhom Tokyo “??? ????????” (which has nothing to do with Tokyo city? -_-) and crispy big crepe.
Finally …thank you! Now if I could only pronounce it…
I’d simplify it like “Ka nom buang”
“Buang” pronouces like “Muang” in “Don Muang Airport”
I have tried these sweet tasty treats a few times myself but likewise I am clueless as to their name. Raining again in Pattaya, I find that most unusual, perhaps climate change is really upon us. I hope the weather gets better for you up in Isaan country and try not to work too hard. A hundred baht here and there should easily sub contract the work out to a few alcohol hungry villagers. Have a good day and I hope the umbrella’s stay down.
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Martyn, The way I hear it is….why pay for man to work when have falang work for free
What is this falang they speak off…I must find 2 or 3.