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Favorite brands for Thai cooking

Chaokoh Coconut Milk

is recommended, with A-roy D and Mae Ploy good as well. For coconut cream, Savoy is a good brand.

Erawan Rice Stick

Which comes in small through XL sizes, is good for stir-fried noodle dishes like Pad Thai and noodle soup (Kuaytiaw).

Golden Mountain Brand Vinegar

Golden Mountain Brand VinegarThe recommended vinegar. You can use substitute vinegar from a grocery if necessary.

Golden Mountain Soy Sauce

It is a great all-purpose soy sauce for cooking. It's great in fried rice and many other Thai dishes.

Healthy Boy Mushroom Soy

Healthy Boy Mushroom SoyA delicious soy sauce. It's favored by vegetarians for it's rich flavor.

Huy Fong Sriracha Sauce

Huy Fong Sriracha SauceMade in the US, comes in a plastic bottle and has a picture of a rooster on the label.

Kwong Hung Seng

Thin soy sauce (also called light soy sauce), is not just watered down with water. It's lighter in flavor, but still very salty.

Kwong Hung Seng

Black soy sauce, which is used to color noodles, is also called Dragonfly brand (the opposite side of the label features a dragonfly).

Lion and Globe Peanut Oil

Lion and Globe Peanut Oil Recommended for it's flavor. It comes in either bottles or cans.

Little Chef Egg Roll Wrappers

It can be found in the frozen section in Asian markets. Another common brand, TYJ, is from Singapore.

Mae Krua Oyster Sauce

It is recommended both for the flavor and the fact that it doesn't contain MSG, as does Lee Kum Kee, another popular brand.

Mae Ploy Curry Paste

The recommended brand; Maesri, which comes in a can, is also good. Freeze leftover curry paste to preserve the taste.

Pantai Sauce for Spring Rolls

A great dipping sauce for egg rolls and other deep-fried foods. Cock brand is also good.

Pla ra fish sauce

It differs from the fish sauce on the left because it's not clear and has quite an aroma. It's a key ingredient in Isaan Som Tum and other dishes.

Rice Flour

Rice Flour Used in many Thai desserts and is safe for use by those who are gluten-intolerant.

Rice paper

It is used to make spring rolls. They can also be used to make egg rolls for those who are gluten-intolerant.

Sea Salt

Sea SaltHighly recommended for Thai cooking for it's flavor. It's available in Asian markets and some supermarkets in fine or coarse grades.

Shark Brand Sriracha Sauce

Great as a dipping sauce for meat and seafood, is made in Thailand and comes in glass bottles.

Silver bean thread noodles

Made from green mung beans and are also called cellophane noodles or pink net in stores.

Soyabean Sauce with Chili

Soyabean Sauce with ChiliNam Prik Pao in Thai is used in many different dishes.

Squid Brand Fish Sauce

It is a great-tasting fish sauce that's suitable for use in any Thai dish or it can take the place of salt.

Sticky Rice Flour

Sticky Rice Flour Used in many Thai desserts and is safe for use by those who are gluten-intolerant.

Tamarind fruit

Tamarind fruitAvailable in packages with the seeds removed and can be made into a paste for cooking.

Tapioca starch

Tapioca starchUsed in many Thai desserts and as a thickener.

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