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From the people who said soup is for poor people. First four ingredients;Water, modified cornstarch, sugar, vegetable oil (corn, canola, and/or soybean),
No shade on OP.
I'm going to pass.
PLEASE do not buy this garbage, Thai curry can be made with just Coconut milk and curry paste, that's all it takes to have a phenomenal curry sauce. Honestly it will be even cheaper and not full of trash like cornstarch and random oils (seriously, they can use any random oil in their and/or list).
Get curry paste, a tub of 14oz curry paste can easily make 128oz+ of coconut milk into a very flavorful and strong curry. Can find these for $3-6 at Asian grocery stores, and even in most kroger stores. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000EICISA?
Plenty of other options and brands, if you're allergic to shellfish, get AROY-D brand curry paste that has no shrimp paste in it.
All it takes is mixing the two, and you're gonna have an actual Thai curry instead of this water and oil trash that Campbells calls curry.
PLEASE do not buy this garbage, Thai curry can be made with just Coconut milk and curry paste, that's all it takes to have a phenomenal curry sauce. Honestly it will be even cheaper and not full of trash like cornstarch and random oils (seriously, they can use any random oil in their and/or list).Get actual coconut milk usually in cans or cartons with high fat content, don't use the stuff from the milk aisle. It should be over 100cal for 80ml servings for actual coconut milk.13.5oz easily found in storeshttps://www.amazon.com/365-WFM-Or...09P4N3WBM/96oz bulkhttps://www.amazon.com/Thai-Kitch...B0078DP81SGet curry paste, a tub of 14oz curry paste can easily make 128oz+ of coconut milk into a very flavorful and strong curry. Can find these for $3-6 at Asian grocery stores, and even in most kroger stores. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000EICISA?Plenty of other options and brands, if you're allergic to shellfish, get AROY-D brand curry paste that has no shrimp paste in it.All it takes is mixing the two, and you're gonna have an actual Thai curry instead of this water and oil trash that Campbells calls curry.
thank you for writing this. I hope people will be willing to listen to you.
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I did some digging and discovered that a bought through Amazon's "Subscribe and save", six pack of Thai style coconut milk would cost 18 bucks and I would pay about the same for eight cans of (4Oz) Curry paste. Each paste can and coconut milk will season 2 Lbs of meat, fish, poultry, shrimp, at least per my cooking experience. Enjoy (and with those cans of curry paste you can make multiple flavors so you do not get bored )! ...and, no, I do not work for Amazon😁
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No shade on OP.
I'm going to pass.
The 12-packs get a 30% coupon if you're a bulk buyer.
Get actual coconut milk usually in cans or cartons with high fat content, don't use the stuff from the milk aisle. It should be over 100cal for 80ml servings for actual coconut milk.
13.5oz easily found in stores
https://www.amazon.com/365-WFM-Or...09P4N3WBM/
96oz bulk
https://www.amazon.com/Thai-Kitch...B0078DP
Get curry paste, a tub of 14oz curry paste can easily make 128oz+ of coconut milk into a very flavorful and strong curry. Can find these for $3-6 at Asian grocery stores, and even in most kroger stores.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000EICISA?
Plenty of other options and brands, if you're allergic to shellfish, get AROY-D brand curry paste that has no shrimp paste in it.
All it takes is mixing the two, and you're gonna have an actual Thai curry instead of this water and oil trash that Campbells calls curry.
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