Taste of Thailand - The natural sweetness of palm sugar

[@rlord5058]

Excellent video of a very hard working and knowledgeable palm sugar production team. Well done!

[@LeeB43]

Lots of physical labor

[@gopicasso]

GOOD VIDEO :) GOD BLESS THE TEAM OF HARD WORKING WORKERS :) GOPS LONDON :)

[@FollowmebiketourBangkok]

Thank you, was so much fun and interesting to see this

[@ktthao5224]

What is this place called, where they make this? I am looking to buy large quantities!

[@thirumoorthitraders9736]

Hi i need coconut jaggery monthly 10 ton

[@frandacosta772]

Nice....

[@thrishulh9834]

Sugar cane jaggery is more nutrient dense I guess

[@umpqua-4freedom436]

This doesn't look like the trees are destroyed but what do I know. Never been to Thailand.

[@dollyremo1]

No the tree isn't destroyed. The "sap" would have made coconuts. Instead they harvest the sap and don't let the coconuts grow. Once they decide to no longer harvest the sap. the new flowers will result in coconuts.

[@LeeB43]

Tree is not destroyed at all

[@LeeB43]

The coconut trees sheds it branches naturally anyway

[@umpqua-4freedom436]

The Palm tree is to the people of Thailand what the Bison was to Native Americans. Imagine having an invader come to your lands and destroy nearly all of your trees how that would devastate your world.

[@varkkha]

so it same like the white people came invade the land of native and kill the native to gain the land..

[@UhYeahWhateverDude]

WTF? No, it is not anything like that. And since you have no idea what it may have been like, I suppose all you CAN do is imagine...

[@roselboncales9877]

tuba tagay