r/belowdeck • u/Best_Quote_8027 • 11h ago
BD Related Spin off idea - Below Desks. Following the lives of yachties turned brokers as they compete for clients and commission.
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r/belowdeck • u/Hcastromiller • 21h ago
I have heard this from people before ( had a roommate with a peanut allergy say he couldn’t have any Thai food) and makes we wonder if people think Thai food is just Pad Thai??
There are sooo many dishes that have zero nuts in them.
Obviously coconut is I’m very common but that’s not considered a tree nut.
I would argue American food has much more nuts, peanuts especially, than Thai food. In terms of oil I have no idea.
Any Thai food experts want to prove me wrong?