A Fun Throwback: Thai Snacks That Still Hit the Spot (Even After 5 Years!) | Jessica Jane
- ThaiSnackOnline
- 5 hours ago
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Thai snacks never really go out of style — they just get rediscovered 💛While revisiting a Thai snack review video from 5 years ago, we realized something fun: many of the snacks featured back then are still fan favorites today.
From crispy seaweed and spicy squid snacks to bold potato chips and classic dried fish, this video reminds us why Thai snacks are loved worldwide — salty, sour, spicy, and totally addictive.
If you love Thai snacks (or miss your Thailand trip 😋), let’s snack through the highlights together.
🌿 Tao Kae Noi Seaweed – The Original Crunch Everyone Knows
One of Thailand’s most iconic snacks, Tao Kae Noi seaweed, appears early in the video — and for good reason. Light, crispy, not too salty, and super snackable.
The reviewer even mentions the famous movie The Billionaire, based on the true story behind the brand. Fun fact: “Tao Kae Noi” means Little Boss — and yes, this snack really was considered a premium treat back in the day.
🐙 Bento Squid Seafood Snack – Sweet, Spicy, and 🔥 HOT
Next up: Bento, a must-have Thai squid snack. The video compares two popular flavors:
• Sweet & Spicy (Red Pack) – flavorful, crispy, and easy to enjoy
• Hot & Spicy (Blue Pack) – crazy spicy (seriously!)
The verdict? The red pack wins for balance, while the blue pack is strictly for spice lovers only 🌶️
🥔 Lay’s Thailand – Salted Egg & Spicy Flavors
Lay’s might be global, but Lay’s Thailand flavors hit different. In the video, the reviewer notes that Thai Lay’s are crunchier, more flavorful, and better seasoned than expected.
The Salted Egg flavor especially stands out — rich, savory, and very Thai. If you’ve never tried Lay’s from Thailand, this one is a must.
🐟 Taro Dried Fish Snack – A Thai Classic
Open a bag of Taro dried fish snack, and you’ll instantly smell that familiar market-style seafood aroma. The reviewer finds the taste comforting and authentic — a signature Thai snack many people grow up with.
Available in spicy and BBQ flavors, it’s a classic that still delivers.
It’s amazing to see how snacks reviewed five years ago continue to hold their place in Thailand’s snack culture today. These treats remain delicious, creative, and totally addictive — a perfect reflection of why Thai snacks are loved around the world.
A big thank-you to the content creator behind this video, Jessica Jane, for bringing Thai snack culture to global audiences and helping people discover new flavors from Thailand.
If you’re craving any of these snacks, you’ll find them all right here on ThaiSnackOnline.com — delivered worldwide from Thailand
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