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'Kin khao' the Thai word for rice actually means 'to eat' . It is the staple dish - Thai food is never eaten without rice

As long as we have rice in the fields and fish in the rivers we can dine as kings

Thai Taste would like to introduce you to the 'queen of all rice' - this jasmine rice is pure, an important point as it can only carry this highly prized tag if it is the real thing and not blended with cheaper varieties.

Rice from Thailand is usually stickier than most other varieties, this is part of its charm and it soaks up your sauce beautifully, however washing the rice prior to cooking will reduce this if you prefer.

 

Pure Jasmine Rice
454g packet 0300

Long grain, pearly white and smelling sensational. Delicious and unique to Thailand, this can also be mixed with our other rice recipes

Coconut Ginger Rice
215g packet 0302

Coconut is definitively Thai and this fantastic dish can be served fried or steamed. The mild flavour of Thai coconut milk and asian ginger gives a stunning combination of tastes that goes well with chicken

Thai Sticky Rice
454g packet 0303

Thais living in northern Thailand prefer sticky rice served with their food, it becomes almost translucent when cooked.

Traditionally served in individual lidded baskets made from either reed or bamboo (kra-tip khao) - forget European table manners, thi srice is best moulded and eaten with your fingers! Perfect for picnics - hot or cold.

Thai noodles are made from pure white jasmine rice flour, translucent when cooked, ideal for a quick snack or to accompany a banquet...
Noodles are produced in various widths in Thailand. We bring you the 3mm which is ideal for soups and stir fries. All our noodle dishes are simplicity itself to prepare and we have added some ready prepared sauce sachets to give you immediate authentic flavour - try them as a quick snack as these are so often eaten in Thailand.

Rice Noodles
454g packet 0400

3mm - ideal for soups and stir fries, we include a basic recipe with the noodle. For other ideas see the Thai Taste book of Thai cooking