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NEW: 100% Coconut Milk, Preservative-Free, Aroy-D
In 2010 we started offering this all-natural coconut milk for the first time, and it was an instant success. Our new stock was packed fresh in November 2011 with expiry date of November 2012. Only the very best quality coconut can be packed this way, so we can never get enough. Made to the highest standard by Aroy-D, this coconut milk was awarded top prize in a blind taste contest among top chefs in Thailand. Aroy-D is a large company that produced a national advertising campaign promoting their status as the number one choice of chefs.
Packaged in a modern paper carton. Consistency is nice and creamy. This is sold in a nice large box 33.8 oz (a bit more than 1 quart). We also offer a convenient small bundle of 6 boxes, 8.5 oz each.
Two years we met with Prime Minister of Thailand, Samak, also a celebrity chef who had his own cooking show. He used this coconut milk to make delicious Tom Kha Salmon soup, see our video of Samak's Tom Kha Salmon.
We also offer coconut milk in cans. We also offer All Natural Coconut Cream.
Ingredients: coconut milk 100%. No preservatives. Product of Thailand.
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6 boxes (small) 8.5 oz Aroy-D All Natural Coconut Milk, $11.89
November 2012 Expiry Date |
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1 box (large) 33.8 oz Aroy-D All Natural Coconut Milk, $5.89
November 2012 Expiry Date |
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Special Offer: 1 case (12 x 33.8 oz boxes) $62.25 |
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| Robert K, Hempstead TX: "We order AROY-D coconut milk from you. We are nutruition and health conscious, and have experimented with many other "milks", such as soy, hemp, dairy, almond, rice, etc. So far coconut milk seems to be the safest, more nutritious, and - just as important - the tastiest. Did you know that AROY-D is the only coconut milk producer that packages their product in a package instead of a can. Why is this important? Because scientific research has now found that the lining of tin cans contains Bisphenol A (BPA), just like some plastics do. BPA has now been proven to be a carcinogen. It's one of the reasons why people are being encouraged to find alternatives to drinking water from plastic water bottles." |
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