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Sakhu sai mu (tapioco balls filled with pork)

By Editorial
Posted in Food and drink, Thai recipes
Tags: Sakhu sai mu, Tapioca, Thai cuisine

January 6 2024

Thai cuisine has a variety of dishes that will bring your taste buds to a state of delight. Some dishes are well known and others less so. This time no dish but a Thai snack: Sakhu sai mu or tapioca balls with pork. In Thai: สาคู ไส้ หมู

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Potatoes, tea bags and sheaves of corn

By Joseph Boy
Posted in Background
Tags: Pineapple, Mango, Tapioca

April 24, 2016

Have you ever thought about how our well-known tropical products grow? What about, for example, a few random products such as mango, pineapple, melon or an ordinary peanut?

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Raised in Groningen; a thriving business in Korat

By Submitted Message
Posted in Advertorial, Economy
Tags: Stamex Technology, Tapioca, Starch

December 15 2013

Eight years ago, Henk de Vries and Mark Schuur started building machines for the starch industry in a living room in Nakhon Ratchasima. Now they have a thriving business with 50 employees. They make a call on Thailandblog: Who wants to strengthen the management team?

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Great opportunities for agriculture in the Mekong sub-region

By Editorial
Posted in Economy
Tags: Bangkok, Agriculture, Mekong, , Rubber, Tapioca

June 23, 2012

The Mekong sub-region has the potential to generate high returns on investments in agriculture and related industries.

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Sakhu sai mu (tapioco balls filled with pork)

Potatoes, tea bags and sheaves of corn

Raised in Groningen; a thriving business in Korat

Great opportunities for agriculture in the Mekong sub-region