Thai Food Online

Constant Contact recognizes Thai Food Online for commitment to best practices in email marketing 24 May 2010 - Thai Food Online, today announced that it has received a 2009 All-Star Award from Constant Contact®, Inc., a leading provider of email marketing, event marketing, and online survey tools for small organizations. Thai Food Online was selected for meeting Constant Contact’s best-practice standards for the use of Email Marketing throughout 2009-2010. Thai Food Online received a 2009 Constant Contact All-Star Award for demonstrating best practices in the effective use of Constant Contact Email Marketing in the following areas: Frequency of campaigns Open rates Bounce rates Click through rates “Our customers work hard to build strong relationships with their customers through email marketing and some, such as Thai Food Online , truly excel in this effort,” said Gail Goodman, CEO, Constant Contact. “We created our All-Star Awards to highlight those customers who are passionately com

Whereas back at home you would tend to grab a slice of toast, a cup of coffee or maybe some fruit, in Thailand breakfast meals are very similar to those of the rest of the day. Taking a morning stroll throughout Thailand will reveal small family run restaurants and market stalls opening and dishing out bowls of rice and noodle dishes. One of the most common meals eaten in the morning is Khao Tom. Khao Tom is a Thai soup that is made from rice. It is always savoury and often flavoured with vegetables and meats such as pork and sometimes shrimp. Noodle soup is also eaten for breakfast and for other meals throughout the day. The soup is very simple and is usually made with chicken stock, dry noodles, vegetables such as spring onion and contains meat such as pork and chicken. Soups are then flavoured with soy sauce and herbs such as coriander. They do vary slightly depending on the vendor. Another item that is usually eaten for breakfast is Chok, which is a Thai style porridge. Whereas