Lao Voices

Chili peppers are a major part of many Lao meals. The spiciest pepper is suppose to be “mang pick kee noo”, which I won’t translate in English. It’s really small and can pack a real big punch. But our Lao pepper did not make it to the Guinness Book of World Records. [...]

30, July
Breakfast:
One cup light soy milk
One banana
Two mandarin oranges
Lunch:

Tum cucumber
Left over roasted duck
Steamed jasmine rice
Dinner:
Beef laap on a bed of mixed lettuces
Lemon grass green tea
One cup of hot chocolate

Since we always talk about Lao Voices online it was time for a change and get a new name: Laovoices.com.
It is often too easy to remain where you are in a comfortable position and do nothing. We are not about that. Our voices count!
To emphasize this we underwent a little change. Just a little [...]

This has nothing to do with you or me but if it hits your soft spot, then please do something about it.
I know of a little girl, her parents are separated, but not divorced and she lives with her dad. I can’t tell you when was the last time she saw her mom, might have [...]

During my visit to Laos in January and February of this year I couldn’t help but to notice consumer products from China, flooding the markets all over the country. I asked many of my relatives In Vientiane Province as well as in Champassack Province how they feel about products from China and they all agreed [...]