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Thai Kitchen

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Corkdarrr Enthusiast
Corkdarrr
Posted

I eat a TON of the Thai Kitchen rice noodle bowls (Mushroom flavored is my fav). By a ton, I mean usually one for breakfast every day.

I just checked out their website because my grocery store cannot keep up with my consumption, and they don't have a very large selection, either. And I thought it would be awesome if I could order direct from the manufacturer.

Turns out you can! :D They have all their products with nutritional listings (states clearly gluten free, vegan, and other common allergens). They're cheaper than at the grocery store.

AND. The very best part. They have a flat shipping rate of $3 for any purchases over $25. I just spent $60+ on their food, and only $3 on shipping!

I know a lot of people already have set food routines that work for them. But if anyone is looking for a change, their noodle bowls and trays are actually quite good. Cheap. Easy. Portable. All you need is hot water or a microwave and a few minutes to let the noodles set and cook. They're great to bring to work or school (if you have a microwave).

I was just excited that they had a store and I didn't have to go through some long process to order in bulk.

-- Courtney

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pinkpei77 Contributor
pinkpei77
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ohh!! i cant get enough of the peanut noodles and i always buy out my stores stock and then have to wait like 2 weeks to get more in!!

thanks for the info!!

i eat these EVERY day also!!!

Guest jhmom
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Posted

Thanks for sharing Courtney, I love the "spring onion" but have a hard time finding it, some stores around me carry and some don't! Thanks again

num1habsfan Rising Star
num1habsfan
Posted

Thats really good to know!!!

I loveee their soups and rice, they come in very handy for easy meals at college :P

...Mushroom is definitely my favourite!

~lisa~

Guest nini
Guest nini
Posted

I love their Thai Yellow Rice mix it's so yummy but I can't find it anywhere around here... I just may have to place an order!

Carriefaith Enthusiast
Carriefaith
Posted

I love Thai Kitchen, I mainly use their sauces. I love how they have an allergy list.

Lymetoo Contributor
Lymetoo
Posted

Sounds great! I may take those when we travel this November!!

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cdford Contributor
cdford
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$3.00 s/h??? I placed two orders from different companies this last week and the s/h totaled more than $40!

Turtle Enthusiast
Turtle
Posted

Thai Kitchen is VERY tasty!

You can also find their products at Target and COSTCO!

ENJOY! :P

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