We stocked our room with groceries from a local Carre Four. We weren't the only ones with the idea; the place was teeming with foreigners! Like any supermarket, this one had food departments. Here is the one for dried fruit ranging from strawberries to figs:

A variety of tofu products:

The foreign food section, where Jif peanut butter cost $6:

Happy meat:

The infamous durian, the expensive, smelly fruit loved by raw foodists. Don't try to take one home - it's illegal to travel with them:

Happy with our purchases:

Our breakfast, lunch, and sometimes dinner foods for five days (we supplemented with protein powder):
As soon as we left the store, tuk tuk drivers descended upon us. Our ride cost $6 for a mere 2 miles! No choice in the matter, as I was too tired to haggle:

Believe it or not, we were eating peanut butter sandwiches up to the last day in Thailand. We're such creatures of habit!
2 comments:
Ooooh-how fun a Thai grocery store. Did you guys go in and out -or did you spend hours like we would have if I was there?
If you were there, I would have taken tons more photos! I was hesitant by myself, and Eric was "all business" with the shopping.
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