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Bulk Buying Blunders?
If you're hitting Makro, grab one of those flatbed carts instead of a regular shopping cart. It forces you to think in terms of boxes and bulk packs rather than piling stuff into a basket. For a party, I'd focus on the dry goods aisle near the back where they keep the catering-size condiments and cooking oil, that's where the real savings are. The fresh produce section can be a trap since you're buying in 5 kilo bags of onions or garlic that might not get used up before they sprout. Check the Thai brand section for things like Mae Ploy curry paste and fish sauce, they're way cheaper than the imported stuff and taste just as good for party cooking.
Make a list beforehand! Seriously. Don't just wing it. Figure out exactly what you need for your party, quantities and all. Stick to that list like glue. Those places are designed to make you buy more than you need. Also, think about storage, do you actually have room for 50kg of shrimp? Even if it's a steal, it's a terrible deal if it ends up rotting. And finally, check expiration dates religiously. Those bulk buys often have shorter shelf lives than you'd expect.
So true! I learned that the hard way with a Costco run for a small family gathering. Ended up with enough tortilla chips to feed a small army... they're still in my pantry, mocking me. And the bulk bag of frozen berries? My freezer is a solid block of ice now, practically. Next time, I'm bringing a tape measure to check pantry and freezer space before I even enter the store. Lesson learned!
lol the trick is to not go hungry or hungover, you'll end up with 3 boxes of instant noodles and zero party food. bring a friend who'll tell you to put the giant jar of pickles back
best som tam in Bangkok? Krua Dok Mai Kao 2026
yeah Krua Dok Mai Kao is solid but if you're up for a detour, try Som Tum Nua near Siam Square. their som tam pu pla ra is insane if you like the fermented fish sauce kick. way more pungent than the On Nut spot, just less grilled chicken options