Thai food is one of the world’s most popular foods due to its flavourful and vibrant character. Dishes like Tom Yum Goong, Tom Kha Gai, Pad Thai, Green Curry a.k.a. Gang Keow Waan etc. have their places in foodies’ hearts around the world. But people often overlook Thai desserts, which are equally exquisite as the main dishes. Many Thai desserts started to fade away from Thais’ favour and may disappear soon.
So here is the list of the Thai Desserts you need to try before you die!
This Thai dessert has many names depending on the region; some called it Khanom Saai or Khanom La-Orng Fah but whatever you call it this flaky sweet delicacy has the aroma of jasmine, which comes from the jasmine water mixed with rice flour and sugar. This dessert is often served with fresh-shaved young coconut and comes in 3-4 pastel colours: pink, green, white and blue or purple. It is best to smush together and use your hands to shape the flaky dessert into a small bite. Before you do that, make sure you wash your hands first!
This Thai dessert is crunchy, sweet, a bit salty and aromatic. It is a mixture of toasted rice and coconut ground in a stone mortar then mixed with sugar before being smoked into a Thai candle. It originated in the Southern part of Thailand.
This sugary delicacy is just a more extended version of Bua Loy without coconut milk. It’s made of sticky rice flour mixed with coconut water, purple yam and a pinch of salt, shaped into a plump stringy shape, boiled in boiling water and coated with shredded young coconut. Should dip it into a mixture of sugar and sesame before eating.
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