Khanom - Candy Set at a Special Price
All candy varieties in one set, cheaper than individually. For trying or as a gift.
Real Thai taste
Handcrafted in Thailand
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Khanom Candy Set at a Special Price
Four Thai classics in one set – the ideal introduction for anyone new to our sweets.
This set combines four hand-picked Kanom classics from Thailand – perfect for trying, gifting, or sharing.
Included in the set:
🥥 Banana Coconut Bar
A bar made from sun-ripened bananas and fine coconut – naturally sweet, vegan, and full of tropical flair.
🌶️ Tamarind Chili Candy
Sweet, sour, and spicy all at once! These candies are a taste adventure for the bold – with real tamarind and a hint of chili.
🍌 Banana Candy
Soft, fruity, and nostalgic – these candies taste like childhood in Thailand. Perfect for a snack or an exotic souvenir.
🥥 Coconut Candy
Meltingly tender and aromatic – these candies bring the taste of fresh coconut straight to your home.
Why Yak Thai?
- Direct from Thailand: no middlemen, directly from Chonticha's family
- Artisanally made: from ripe, freshly harvested fruits
- Perfect for gifting: four flavors to discover
🎁 Perfect as a gift for foodies, Thailand fans, or just for yourself.
🌱 100% natural, without artificial additives.
Discover now and experience the taste of Thailand – in every bite!
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Shipment
● Delivery in 1 to 3 working days via DHL
● 14 days return policy
● All prices include 7% VAT, plus shipping costs
● 7 € shipping fee within Germany
Manufacturer
Yak Thai - Owner Chonticha Schopf, Obergolzaberg 5, 84106 Volkenschwand, info@yak-thai.de
Sawadee at Yak Thai
Hello and welcome. I'm Chonticha – the founder of Yak-Thai. For as long as I can remember, I've loved working with food.
True to the motto “Thailand meets Bavaria,” I produce almost all of my specialties sustainably and locally, directly in Bavaria.
From me you will only get authentic Thai-tasting specialties - just try our products
Your Chonticha
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