CHEAPEST market for fruit and veg
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CHEAPEST market for fruit and veg
So in order to keep myself busy during these though / boring times, I have decided to start eating / drinking healthier. The thing is, after splashing out on a new blender, my plan of having fruit and vegetable smoothies is a lot more expensive than I had hoped-for.
I found "Doeurm Kor Market" I think it's called, they're a night market and they're quite cheap but it's mainly vegetables.
Where have you guys found is the cheapest market in Phnom Penh???
I found "Doeurm Kor Market" I think it's called, they're a night market and they're quite cheap but it's mainly vegetables.
Where have you guys found is the cheapest market in Phnom Penh???
Re: CHEAPEST market for fruit and veg
Watch out for orrussey there were 100 new CV cases there in the past week
Re: CHEAPEST market for fruit and veg
Orussei is closed for 2 weeks
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Re: CHEAPEST market for fruit and veg
Psah Doerm Kor sells a lot of fruit too, maybe you need to look around at different parts, like the scruffy area to the south.
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Re: CHEAPEST market for fruit and veg
All of the local 'wet' markets are going the cheapest than say a Lucky or Thai Huot. But you'd be splitting KHR100 difference between them so I'd wonder the point of shopping around as you'll probably spend more on transport than you'd save.
Re: blending, I wouldn't do that with veg anyway, you probably want to cook it if it is coming from a local market. I don't go beyond blending oats + milk + a handful of frozen fruit from Thai Huot (strawberries, blackberries, etc) and that doesn't seem to be prohibitively expensive. Throw in your multivitamins, protein powder or whatever else, job done.
Re: blending, I wouldn't do that with veg anyway, you probably want to cook it if it is coming from a local market. I don't go beyond blending oats + milk + a handful of frozen fruit from Thai Huot (strawberries, blackberries, etc) and that doesn't seem to be prohibitively expensive. Throw in your multivitamins, protein powder or whatever else, job done.
Meum est propositum in taberna mori,
ut sint Guinness proxima morientis ori.
tunc cantabunt letius angelorum chori:
"Sit Deus propitius huic potatori."
ut sint Guinness proxima morientis ori.
tunc cantabunt letius angelorum chori:
"Sit Deus propitius huic potatori."
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Re: CHEAPEST market for fruit and veg
Neak Meas market just north of Doerm Kor is the place for fruits.
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Re: CHEAPEST market for fruit and veg
Oh really, how come you wouldn't blend veg? Cucumber and carrots make decent juices.Spigzy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 12:03 pm All of the local 'wet' markets are going the cheapest than say a Lucky or Thai Huot. But you'd be splitting KHR100 difference between them so I'd wonder the point of shopping around as you'll probably spend more on transport than you'd save.
Re: blending, I wouldn't do that with veg anyway, you probably want to cook it if it is coming from a local market. I don't go beyond blending oats + milk + a handful of frozen fruit from Thai Huot (strawberries, blackberries, etc) and that doesn't seem to be prohibitively expensive. Throw in your multivitamins, protein powder or whatever else, job done.
Re: CHEAPEST market for fruit and veg
Probably because of the habit of growing them in human shit.
Re: CHEAPEST market for fruit and veg
Is buying the cheapest thing in Cambodia wise?
Re: CHEAPEST market for fruit and veg
How's Psar Doeum Kor working out for you now?
"This is the fifth market that COVID-19 positive patients have entered, after Orussey Market, Old Market, Neak Meas Market and Doeum Kor Market."
Maybe the market chains might cost a bit more, but they practice better hygiene and precautions, especially during these times.
https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50836695/b ... -covid-19/
"This is the fifth market that COVID-19 positive patients have entered, after Orussey Market, Old Market, Neak Meas Market and Doeum Kor Market."
Maybe the market chains might cost a bit more, but they practice better hygiene and precautions, especially during these times.
https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50836695/b ... -covid-19/
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