My sister in law thought it was terribly important.
Thai Food Hit By Garlic Crisis
Started by george, 2008-03-02 10:21
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#51Posted 2008-03-09 00:05:03
At Christmas in the UK there was big thing about Chinese garlick be less than good.
My sister in law thought it was terribly important. #52Posted 2008-03-09 01:07:31
I think in city markets you can't tell whether garlic is local or Chinese. They buy it from big distributors, not grow themselves. Any one knows how to spot local garlic? Cheers, Lickey,, #53Posted 2008-03-09 02:30:57
My wife definitely identified the garlic at the market today as being Thai, not from China.
The Chinese are so good at knock-offs that they could actually produce a similar looking product with the help of local greedy wholesalers, the way it is tied up, etc. #54Posted 2008-03-09 07:24:35
My wife definitely identified the garlic at the market today as being Thai, not from China. The Chinese are so good at knock-offs that they could actually produce a similar looking product with the help of local greedy wholesalers, the way it is tied up, etc. Sometimes you make me laugh Tony... How do you describe 'greedy wholesalers' abroad....buying Thai agricultural products ? And, as you know, they buy Billions of $'s of THAI agricultural products, also in China. LaoPo #55Posted 2008-03-09 11:43:54
I think in city markets you can't tell whether garlic is local or Chinese. They buy it from big distributors, not grow themselves. Any one knows how to spot local garlic? Cheers, Lickey,, I think you have it right Lickey. With Chinese garlic. the cloves are normally a lot bigger. Other than that, I think it woulld be really hard to tell. |
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