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I bought some Thai savouries in Bangkok for the gastronomic edification of my colleagues at work. Brought them in today and have been faced with suspicious looks. Is the team looking askance at me because of the blurb on the box? Liken been to Thaliand only tasted an authentic Thai Snack? In a bilious blue box, I find sweet and sour delicacies made of shrimp and honey and vegetable and peanut, rice, garlic, pepper, flour. I haven't tried any yet, but I expect I'll have to soon to allay the suspicions of the masses. Court taster, that's me.

Inside the box is a helpful leaflet explaining:

Snack is defined as a hurried or light meal or food eaten between meals which is meant not to make it too full to eat, in another word it's called food to line one's stomach. Furthermore, a snack helps to relax tension. Known Thai snacks in the former time were mostly of savory category mostly of sweetmeat category and made to serve by each bite as well as colorful in order to attract attention, thus explaining the reason Thai snacks are being served in parties during a veriety of festivities in the past as well as at the present. This box is contained with Thai snacks comprising of Krong Kraeng Krawb, Por Pele Tod, Pun Sib, Khao Tang Nar Tang. They are considered Thai excellent snacks since the former time made with original and genuine recipe with the taste of all-occasion deliciousness.

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