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May be in a position to get some fresh home made cheddar cheese but need to know how much would the average punter pay for this high quality,non frozen cheese.

 

If i said there would be a posibility to sell it at 250-275 baht for half kilo would there be interest

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Even half-decent, mostly tasteless cheddar rot (not mentioning any countries because New Zealanders are sensitive folk) is hellishly expensive because of import duty. I think a GOOD cheddar would fly off the shelves at that price.

 

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Even half-decent, mostly tasteless cheddar rot (not mentioning any countries because New Zealanders are sensitive folk) is hellishly expensive because of import duty. I think a GOOD cheddar would fly off the shelves at that price.

 

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Out of interest Joe why would the import duty be so high on cheese ??

 

Is it because of a lack of milking cows in Thailand ??

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Out of interest Joe why would the import duty be so high on cheese ??

 

Is it because of a lack of milking cows in Thailand ??

All imports into Thailand have a high duty. There are milk cows in Thailand, there is no shortage of milk. I have no idea why they don't make cheese here.

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All imports into Thailand have a high duty. There are milk cows in Thailand, there is no shortage of milk. I have no idea why they don't make cheese here.
Small market, most Thais think it is disgusting.

Having purchased a wee piece from Carrefour recently I find 275 baht/Lb very attractive.

Welsh rabbit anyone?

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I know from here in the states that the Norwegians pay a lot for access to their Brown Cheese, Brunost...

It runs about 2-3x the cost of good Wisconsin/Tilamook Cheddar.

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Out of interest Joe why would the import duty be so high on cheese ??

 

Chivas nailed it. Thailand is a food EXporter, and many decades ago set these high tariffs (typical: 600 per cent) on "luxury" food imports like apples, corn flakes and cheese. They have S-L-O-W-L-Y and A-G-O-N-I-S-I-N-G-L-Y gone down, bit by bit, but it's done item by item (apples are "cheap") and cheese is still on the max-luxury list.

 

I think there's enough market to make a small cheese-making operation viable but I'm no businessman. Since no one has done it, I guess there's a reason or three.

 

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I think there's enough market to make a small cheese-making operation viable but I'm no businessman. Since no one has done it, I guess there's a reason or three.

 

There is a few Farangs out here making cheese on a commercial basis.

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I'll buy decent cheddar off you for 275b 1/2 kg for sure.

Hey mate this is what I dine on when I'm not piggin' out on all the other grub on this rig!

How about a Somtam Sunday @ Ace with a lump of this Cheddar as centre piece? Tell the guys, bring the girls and we'll make an arvo of it..... whatcha think?

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Can do spicey, when you back in town ??

Cape Town Tues... 27th-ish

Noi's Bar Fri 30th... hopefully

Ace Cafe Sunday 2nd... Somtam Sunday 'n' Cheese!

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Small market, most Thais think it is disgusting.

Having purchased a wee piece from Carrefour recently I find 275 baht/Lb very attractive.

Welsh rabbit anyone?

 

 

Jacko

will let you know asap mate

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Thai "mild cheddar" type cheese at Foodland 400 baht/kilo. KPK has similar (same source?) at 450/kilo.

 

-redwood

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.... , most Thais think it is disgusting.

That's one reason I like Thai food - no chance of it being infected with the stuff.

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That's one reason I like Thai food - no chance of it being infected with the stuff.
Well you should be okay with the pizza here then. :unsure:
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Cape Town Tues... 27th-ish

Noi's Bar Fri 30th... hopefully

Ace Cafe Sunday 2nd... Somtam Sunday 'n' Cheese!

 

I dont do Noi's anymore but will defo swing past the Ace on the 2nd, I have your IDP here as well !!!!

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white cheese lovers in thailand try this web site.......

 

How can they tell what race you are?

 

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white cheese lovers in thailand try this web site.......

 

www.yogi-dairy.com

 

All made in Bangkok and some excellent product!

 

Assasin's mate does some awesome Hummus and cheese's as well... once again, location is BKK.

 

Homemade Cheese Co.

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Thai "mild cheddar" type cheese at Foodland 400 baht/kilo. KPK has similar (same source?) at 450/kilo.

 

-redwood

 

no taste to it though

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Small market, most Thais think it is disgusting.

Having purchased a wee piece from Carrefour recently I find 275 baht/Lb very attractive.

Welsh rabbit anyone?

 

how can any nation that eats various bugs call cheese disgusting

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