My roommate in Singapore requested that I bring back "King's Candy" from Bangkok. Found only in 7/11. The problem is that I don't really remember purchasing actual King's Candy anywhere so I was quite clueless.
I asked him to give me "more information" at which point he googled for images for about half an hour and found this:
As well as the name of the actual candy: suan dusit milk tablets (and i hope that anyone googling for this in the future to fulfill such requests comes upon this page, because I have here (under) the actual package of King's Candy):
Ta Da!
It took some amount of Google, Iphone, 7/11, DTAC, SingTel & RIS brains to figure this one out, but in the end it was (hopefully) worth it.
AND I JUST FOUND THIS OUT (from the website from which above picture was taken): "Broken tablets are also collected and reproduced as milk tablets for pets."
And i receive this email: "OMG OMG...read the last line of this website.....have I been eating pet food????"
Do you know if these could be added to hot water to make a milk drink?
ReplyDeletesorry for the ridiculously late reply, but i've never tried to be honest….. most folks just pop 'em like candies..?
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