Good Price but sadly opened one this weekend and there wasn't much cream in it, lots of coconut water, and so useless for making my thai green curry
gedij2001
16 Jan 171#2
I agree. Not bad for the price, but too watery. I prefer a thicker, creamier coconut milk.
89quidyoucantgowrong
16 Jan 171#3
Shake the tin well before opening and your perceived wateryness will magically disappear. This is good quality coconut milk.
ludwig352 to 89quidyoucantgowrong
16 Jan 171#5
54% isn't great. 70-80% available in Aldi/Lidl.
sradmad
16 Jan 171#4
great price, can be very pricey, heat added :smiley:
PointDex
16 Jan 17#6
KTC ahh if only they knew the things I know(_;)
TimeZ0ne
16 Jan 17#7
KTC your butter gee
Sweetcorn12
16 Jan 17#8
I used in my thai green curry, instead of shaking it it, I stirred it and my perceived wateryness did not disappear. Next time I will shake it and hopefully my green thai curry will be nice and creamy.
ludwig352
16 Jan 171#9
I would recommend draining off most if not all of the water. Don't shake it, won't make a bit of difference to the consistency of your curry.
beanzzzz
16 Jan 17#10
had jerk chicken, rice & peas with this coconut milk. lush i tell you, 50p a steal
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54% coconut extract
great for curries
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