- Made by hand
- Thai recipes
- No preservatives
- View lab report



Profile
At a glance
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Produktlinie
Curry Pastes
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Auf dem Etikett
Southern Thai Sour Curry
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Schärfegrad
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Allergene
- Crustaceans
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Lagerung
After opening, store at +2 to +6 °C and cover the paste with oil.
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Bottled in
100 g jar
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Quality
Laboratory tested
Flavor profile
That's how the glass tastes
Schärfe
Thai-scharf
Heat level 5: Southern Thailand shows no mercy.
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Sweetie
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Acid
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Umami
Aromen
- Turmeric
- lemongrass
- red chili
The signature dish
Southern Thai curry
Southern Thai Sour Curry
Matches with
- Fish
- Green papaya
- Jasmine rice
- Lime
Southern Thailand
Nakhon Si Thammarat
The story behind it
Where the southern Thai curry comes from
The south is considered to have the spiciest cuisine in Thailand. Its proximity to Malaysia, Muslim influences, and the climate have shaped a style of cooking that does not skimp on chili and turmeric.
Gaeng Som Pak Tai is the southern take on the sour curry: deep orange from turmeric, and significantly spicier than the central Thai version.
- Typical of
- Southern Thailand
- Color from
- Turmeric
- Classic with
- Fish & green papaya
In the jar
Selected ingredients
What defines the taste of this recipe.
ChiliChili provides the heat.
Start with a small amount and season to taste.
TurmericSeason with a golden-yellow note.
Turmeric is part of the spice base and contributes to the color of the paste.
LemongrassFor a lemony herb aroma.
Lemongrass adds its characteristic citrus note to the spice base.
Red onionAromatic depth from red onions.
Red onions form part of the spicy base of this recipe.
Selected ingredients. See the complete ingredient and allergen list above and on the label.
Honestly declared
Here's what's inside
In the order prescribed by the declaration: the largest quantity first.
8 Ingredients. Nothing more.
- Chili
- red onion
- lemon juice
- turmeric
- lemongrass
- shrimp paste
- garlic
- pink Himalayan salt
AllergensCrustaceans
The step width indicates the order, not the exact quantity. Percentages are shown where we specify them. Symbolic ingredient photos, not images of the specific batch.
How to use
Application
A spoonful from the jar replaces half the shopping list. Three steps, one pot, done.
- Sautéing
- Sauté one to two tablespoons of paste in a little oil or coconut milk until fragrant.
- Infuse
- Pour in coconut milk or broth and let simmer briefly.
- To serve
- Add protein and vegetables of your choice. Season to taste, serve, and enjoy.
- Storage
- After opening, store at +2 to +6 °C, cover paste with oil
Origin
This is how THAANI is made
Three steps from the original recipe to your glass.
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Original recipe
We cook according to recipes from Thailand. Not adapted, but authentic.
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Handmade
Small batches, hand-stirred. No additives, no fillers, no preservatives.
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Shipping from Switzerland
Picked and shipped by Wohnwerk Basel.

Lab tested
Quality you can read up on.
We make the ingredients in our formulas transparent and provide available laboratory reports directly with the respective product.
A report documents the tested sample. You can find the full declaration on the label.
- Ingredients and allergens clearly stated
- Laboratory reports to the respective product sample
Production
A look into our kitchen.
This is how THAANI is made: Discover the ingredients, the manual labor, and the people behind our products.
Sharpness in comparison
Where this glass is standing
Spicy is relative. Here you can see the entire assortment on a scale, and where your jar fits into it.
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Without heat
ohne Chili
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Very mild
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Mild
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Noticeable
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Hot
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Very hot
The scale is our own: it compares the varieties with each other, not with Scoville values.
Frequently Asked Questions
The most frequently asked questions about our products, answered briefly.
How do I use the paste?
Sauté one to two tablespoons in a little oil or coconut milk, add liquid, then add protein and vegetables. The dish will be ready in about 15 minutes. You can find the steps further up on this page.
How spicy is that?
Each variety features its heat level from 0 to 5 on the label and at the top of this page next to the product name. You can use coconut milk to make any dish milder at any time.
Are there any preservatives in it?
No. We cook according to original recipes without preservatives. Everything included is listed completely in the ingredient list on this page.
How do I store the glass?
The best-before date is on the label. Once opened, the jar should be kept in the refrigerator. You can find the exact storage instructions for each product in the Storage section.
Where do the formulas come from?
Our products are created according to original Thai recipes, cooked by hand in small batches.
Not conformist. But authentic.