Piercing History!! ð Banana Fried Thai People's Play Treats
ð. Can't believe that.# Banana friedThai Siamese ðŧ snacks have a long history. From toys, giveaways, and alms, they will be sold on the mall and can be bought on every street corner of Thailand. Fried dough recipes are different, delicious in different ways.
# Banana teamI've been looking for information on the evolution of fried banana snacks for my friends.
ð amazing, proud of the wisdom of our grandparents who passed on this delicious snack ðŧ fried banana. ðŧ
ð°ïļ Timeline Banana Fries in Thai History
ðļ Ayutthaya period (1893-1810)
Bananas are a very cultivated native fruit, especially water orchids, used to make confectionery such as cucumber orchids, welded bananas.
Frying food in oil is starting to have some, but it is not the main method. People often use the boiling, steaming, grilling method.
No direct evidence of "fried bananas" has yet been found, but food fried dough has already been used.
ðļ Thonburi Period - Early Ratconin (1767-1857)
Trade with foreigners was bustling, especially Indian-Persian and Chinese guests.
Indian guests bring in some fried culture â believe it is the root of "guest orchid."
Thai ð started bringing bananas and fried dough as household snacks.
ðļ Reign 4-5 (1851-1910)
The era opened up the country and took on Western culture.
Vegetable oils are becoming more prevalent. Instead of using lard â fried items, it is easier to do.
ð "fried bananas" began to appear as marketable snacks because the raw materials were cheap and easy to make.
ð the term "guest orchid" became popular, called after the guest merchants who fried the street.
ðļ Reign 6-7 (1910-1934)
Street food toys are becoming very widespread in Bangkok.
ð have "taro fried, it's fried" sold paired with banana fried â born the ancient fried dessert set we know today.
ð cheap, easy to eat, became the candy of the working class and the common villagers.
ðļ Reign 9 - Present Reign (1946-Present)
Banana fries became a national folk snack.
More recipes have been developed: sprinkling sesame, putting grated coconut, using special crisp flour, and more.
It is sold throughout all sectors, some provinces are unique, such as thin crispy fried bananas, thick pieces of fried bananas.
ð are now elevated to processed goods, bagged, sold abroad, with small shops, fried in front of the house or in the bazaar.
And big guys build SME brands.
Fried Banana Franchise
# Banana coolIt is a small fried banana shop, but aims to develop a fried banana dough recipe for delicious bananas to fry, giving customers a good time eating fried bananas ð.
# Banana flour fried banana cool
Powder that is crisp, fluffy, light, non-oiled.
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