I recently finished my fourth trip to Thailand, most of it for chocolate. And you'll understand why I think 10 days in Thailand is the perfect taste of the country really soon.When I think of the food I ate in my childhood, my hippocampus goes …
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Thailand Chocolate: Chiang Mai Cafe Guide
Compared to the more-visited city of Bangkok, chocolate in Chiang Mai is rather scarce. But it's not impossible to find. There are three chocolate makers in Chiang Mai, and a few makers transitioning onto the scene, set to debut sometime in 2020. For …
Thailand’s Homegrown Craft Chocolate Culture
Thailand is hot. Even in the dead of winter, the south is sticky, melty hot. It's not the kind of hot you normally associate with chocolate, but Thailand has actually been growing cacao— the raw material for chocolate— for over a century. Over the …
Chocolate On The Road: Thailand
"Squirrels will eat all your cacao pods and leave [them] like a bat, you know, hanging on the cacao trees. And the uncle will say 'Oh, I cannot fight with it anymore.'"-Paniti Junhasavasdikul, Co-founder of Kad Kokoa ChocolateThailand is the …
The 12 Rising Stars of Craft Chocolate
To whomever actually reads the introduction, in many ways this is a list of places I want to travel to in the near future (a few of which I've already been to). But this is mostly an article for you, the reader, who visits this site for insight into …
Feeding Bananas to Thep the Thai Elephant
Elephants are much hairier up close, I've recently realized.Their speckled foreheads hold in their superb memories, full of events they'd probably prefer to forget.As smoke gathered in the air next to his right ear, his smile crinkled …
The Best Chocolate Shops In & Around Bangkok, Thailand
Last Updated November 2018Bangkok struck me as the land of imported goods, the European part of Asia. Like Toyko, but smaller. Full of American-style malls selling European goods at Dubai prices. One of the few exceptions to this price hike were …
Bangkok Chocolate Buffet at the Sukhothai
Thailand is not yet known for its amazing chocolate or flavorful cacao. Most people visit Thailand for just a few days, exploring the floating markets in Bangkok or heading straight for one of the southern islands. Over the next few years this will …
