We have seen many interesting labels and English translations of signs. One of my favorite places we pass is the "Pretty Car Wash" and the "Hippopotamus All you Can Eat Buffet" (may not have the same implications as it would in the USA) Anyway...those signs are hard to photograph because we are usually in a taxi and speeding and swerving in and out of traffic.
But I do have some good labels for you....
this looks like a good snack! How many fingers do you want?
Heinz has translated it's label. This city loves it's dips so it probably does really well here.
we have determined after much testing, this is chocolate milk, choose wisely at the store, the same brand carries a mocha version!
Yum!
Smuckers really doesn't care if you can't read English, in another country. Thousands of miles away from England.
Single people get your own flour, this is FAMILY flour!
the back of the rice bag, I think this is here for parent's to show their children at dinner...."look at this poor poor man harvesting the rice, look how tired he is and how hard he works, now EAT YOUR RICE!!"
this came off of a plastic storage box we bought for toys....it will not only save your pome, it tells us that space will be so exciting!
Now for this next image, have the children leave the room!!!! We found a loofa-sponge (like to scrub yourself with liquid soap) at the 60 baht store, and well, it really goes above and beyond any sponge I had in America.....
Kob-khun-kahhh for reading my blog!
My favourite souvenirs when travelling are always found in grocery stores! I see some interesting collages in your future ;)
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