Amazon has 12-Pack 13.66-Oz Thai Kitchen Gluten Free Unsweetened Coconut Milk on sale for $7.82 - 5% when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $7.43. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Currently 12 packets for $18.96
Amazon has 12-Pack 13.66-Oz Thai Kitchen Gluten Free Unsweetened Coconut Milk on sale for $7.82 - 5% when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $7.43. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Awesome! We use coconut milk all the time and the full fat version like this is the best. You can make non-dairy ice cream, coconut rice, thicken Indian dishes and soups, or my favorite, tembleque!
This unsweetened full fat coconut milk is valued for curry, coconut rice, soups, and even non dairy ice cream or tembleque. The clean ingredient profile stands out because it avoids added thickeners like guar gum and carrageenan, and the current price is called excellent. The main caution is freshness, with several reports of near expired, expired, curdled, or watery cans, though some recent cases arrived with an April 2027 date. A solid pantry staple if the cans are fresh.
Home cooks making curry, because the coconut milk adds richness and works well in curry dishes.
It can still be fine well past the date, with reports of cans tasting good more than a year and even about two years after expiration. There are also reports of cans going bad shortly after the date, so quality can vary.
Yes. It is used for curry, coconut rice, thickening Indian dishes and soups, non-dairy ice cream, and tembleque, and it can make a big difference in curry flavor and texture.
It can arrive with a short remaining shelf life, including about a month away from the printed date in one case. Another shipment arrived with an April 2027 expiration date, so freshness appears to vary by batch.
No added guar gum or similar stabilizers are mentioned, which is why it can look clumpy. That lack of stabilizers is also why it is sought after for recipes that want plain coconut milk.
Contact live chat support and ask for a customer service agent; the help option is buried under "I need help with something else." Credit has been issued for expired, near-expired, or dented cans.
I am not sure about that. We had two cans that went bad shortly after the printed date and they end up tasting like soap was poured in the can
That's awful. I just used a can that was probably 2 years or more past the expiration and it tasted great. Probably a sign I should pass on this deal... but...
I use the Organic version of this product from Costco and Maesri curries from a local asian market. I think Costco's coconut milk is about the same price, but for a 6 pack. Ordered a case! These make excellent curry. I have converted many friends/family unsure of curry to requesting curry nights. Masaman is the favorite for the curious. Green curry is amazing if you can take the heat. So good.
If you get expired, near-expired or dented cans, contact a live customer service agent via chat (it's buried in the help options under "I need help with something else"). I've never had a problem getting them to issue a credit for bad or damaged food items I've received in the past.
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This unsweetened full fat coconut milk is valued for curry, coconut rice, soups, and even non dairy ice cream or tembleque. The clean ingredient profile stands out because it avoids added thickeners like guar gum and carrageenan, and the current price is called excellent. The main caution is freshness, with several reports of near expired, expired, curdled, or watery cans, though some recent cases arrived with an April 2027 date. A solid pantry staple if the cans are fresh.
The full-fat coconut milk works well for curry thickening and coconut rice recipes.
The coconut milk can support curry quality, including Masaman and green curry.
Some deliveries arrive with a far-future expiration date, such as April 2027.
Subscribe and Save pricing reportedly still applied even when the deal page showed expired status.
The cans may arrive near expiration, including reports about a month remaining.
Some cans reportedly went bad shortly after the printed date and tasted like soap.
The coconut milk may be less creamy for curry, which can limit results.
Subscribe and Save deal alerts reportedly showed inconsistent pricing behavior over prior weeks.
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Not sure there's actually a negative at all personally, maybe for some uses, not sure.
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Heads up:
If you get expired, near-expired or dented cans, contact a live customer service agent via chat (it's buried in the help options under "I need help with something else"). I've never had a problem getting them to issue a credit for bad or damaged food items I've received in the past.
Mae Ploy and Chaokoh are good ones.
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