1 kg (2.2 lb)
RED CHILI & LEMONGRASS
Red Curry Paste
A savory red chili base for coconut curries and soups.
THAI CURRY PASTES & SAUCES
Aromatic curry pastes. Sweet chili for dipping. Bring a little Mae Ploy to the meals you love making.
GOOD THINGS START IN THE PANTRY
Pick a familiar favorite or try a new curry. We keep the flavors distinct, so you can find the right starting point for your next meal.
1 kg (2.2 lb)
RED CHILI & LEMONGRASS
A savory red chili base for coconut curries and soups.
1 kg (2.2 lb)
GREEN CHILI & AROMATICS
A green chili blend for fragrant curries and broths.
14 oz (400 g)
WARM SPICES & TURMERIC
A spice-led paste for golden curries and comforting bowls.
400 g
RICH, SAVORY & AROMATIC
A red chili blend for a rich sauce that coats the plate.
400 g
WARM SPICES & LEMONGRASS
A fragrant base for coconut curries with potatoes and onions.
10 fl oz bottle
SWEET, TANGY & CHILI-LED
A sweet chili condiment for dipping and finishing.
FIND YOUR FLAVOR
Follow the dish you have in mind. Each paste has its own character; the amount you add sets the intensity.
Compare curry stylesA CLOSER LOOK
From the red curry tub to our sweet chili bottle, get to know the range before you choose.
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Pick your paste, then read the recipe and the pack. Curry paste is concentrated; it needs other ingredients to become a sauce.
Cook the paste as your recipe directs. Add coconut milk or stock, then your vegetables and protein.
Taste before adding salt or fish sauce. Finish with herbs and serve with rice for a meal worth sitting down to.
THE PANTRY, EXPLAINED
No. A paste is a concentrated blend that you cook into a dish. A finished sauce includes liquid and other ingredients. Sweet chili sauce is a separate condiment that you can use for dipping.
Start with the flavor you want: red chili, green chili, yellow spices, Panang or Massaman. Our curry guide compares the styles and suggests dishes. Heat also depends on how much paste you use.
No. Several pastes contain shrimp. Read the ingredient and allergen information on the exact package before cooking for anyone with dietary restrictions.
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OUR ROOTS, YOUR KITCHEN
Good pantry choices start with knowing what you’re bringing home. Meet the producer behind the flavors, understand the difference between a paste and a sauce, and find the details that matter on your next pack.
The team behind Mae Ploy is part of Theppadungporn Coconut Co., Ltd., a Thai food manufacturer. Its range includes ingredients for everyday cooking as well as sauces for the table. Mae Ploy produces curry pastes, sweet chili sauce and other Thai seasonings, giving each a different job in the kitchen.
A curry paste is a concentrated starting point. Cook it as your recipe directs, then build the dish with coconut milk or stock, vegetables and your chosen protein. Red, green, yellow, Panang and Massaman pastes offer different flavor profiles; our curry guide helps you choose a style.
The manufacturer publishes food-standard certificates, including a GMP & HACCP entry specifically for Mae Ploy. These documents provide context for production standards. For a dietary requirement, use the ingredient list, allergen statement and certification marks on the exact product you buy.
Our products serve different purposes. Sweet chili sauce is ready for dipping or finishing a dish, while curry paste needs cooking and other ingredients. Several pastes contain shrimp, so choose by the label as well as the flavor. Follow the package’s storage directions after opening.
| What to look at | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Paste or sauce | Choose a cooking base for curry, or a ready-to-use condiment for dipping and finishing. |
| Pack size | Match the quantity to how often you cook. Weight in ounces and volume in fluid ounces measure different things. |
| Ingredients & marks | Check the current pack for allergens, dietary suitability and any product-specific certification. |
| Storage directions | Read the instructions for the unopened pack and after opening; keep the printed best-before date in view. |
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