Polish food is on of the best in the world. Full of taste and aroma. Greetings from Germany

@PacekBrudnyPlacek

Жыл бұрын

IMO we have pretty similar cuisine. I'd say that, when it comes to Slavic countries, Polish cuisine is the most similar to Czech and Ukrainian ones, but probably the most corresponding one in general is German cuisine. We both love fat, sour and pickled flavours. Cheers, mate! :)

@pawekasprowicz2543

Жыл бұрын

@@PacekBrudnyPlacek Don't forget the nation love to kiełbasa. Exactly like Germans. 😅 When I see the "best of Polish cuisine" and "best of German cuisine" I often have "deja vu". Of course each of them is unique and veryinteresting and tasty. But the fundamentals are pretty similar. 😅

@franekgruca9905

Жыл бұрын

@@PacekBrudnyPlacek well, similarity to Ukrainian cuisine is because ukraine's terrains were part of Poloand for centuries. History of Ukraine is like last 100 years and it exists thanks to russian communists. But the casae is that it was territory of Poland ;) also the same with lithuania. A lot of Polish dishes are similar to lithuanian, ukrainian, cause that were territories of Poland

@mohhie

4 ай бұрын

@@franekgruca9905 now thats some bullshit. FYI we in poland dont think of ukraine (and especially lithuania) as 'our territories'. Moreso, I think Lithianians would have better claim for poland than other way around ;)

Poland is now at the top of my travel wish list. Fantastic food reporting. What a gorgeous city.

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

I totally would reccomend it’s wonderful 😮❤

@alasdairvaler

Жыл бұрын

Kraków is very culture-oriented old city, full of our traditional food, I would advise starting there if you want to visit us! Other nice cities to visit to try local food are our mountains with various chesses, sweets and meat, in Toruń we have a very popular Polish gingerbread, in Trójmiasto we have local fish (just don't go there in the summer season tbh, prices are always getting very high there in that time), in "Kaszuby" we have one of a cultural minority as well as in Śląsk. Both of those places do have rich historical culture and very interesting, even sometimes weird food.

@vene_unsweetened

Жыл бұрын

@@alasdairvaler Thank you for the insider notes!

@ZanHellish

Жыл бұрын

@Biznesmenel Żurek is traditional sup, its not such street food.

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Ooooo I’m going to try this soup next time ❤❤❤ thank you!

I was just in Poland for a month; just got home a few weeks ago, and this just makes me want to go back again. I go fairly often, though i've not been back to Krakow since the pandemic. Miss it very much.

I was in Krakow for a week. It is very quiet there, you can even sleep on a bench in the city center. There is an amazing atmosphere of the old town and very nice people. The food is world class, you just have to try it.🤤

I've loved these vlogs! Poland especially the Christmas markets are definitely high up on my wish list now, thank you!!

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

heheh so happy you enjoyed them! Thank you so much for watching 😍

My mum was from Krakow 😊 She would make amazing potato pancakes and we would sprinkle them with sugar. So good! Some have with sour cream or apple sauce. I prefer sugar. Love your vlog. ❤

@android-kt7uj

Жыл бұрын

Sugar!😊

@jesusschizus272

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, they're best with sugar! 😋

You should try żurek (soured rye flour soup with egg and sausage) , barszcz (beetroot soup) with uszka (meat dumplings) or with krokiet (croquette with meat or sauerkraut and mushrooms) , fasolka po bretońsku (baked beans with tomato sauce and sausage). And first of all zapiekanka (baguette with cheese, mushrooms and ketchup). Have fun.

@lucasbeer353

Жыл бұрын

@@mynameisunavailable3546 It depends

Welcome to my beloved country🇵🇱 very happy to see you enjoying yourselves here 🤗 I lived in London for 6 years. I love UK and its people 💞🇬🇧

Lovely vlogs of Poland. Really enjoyed seeing you be adventurous trying the foods.

This amazes me. I was in krakow in 1979. No trendy cafes then. We went to a bar in a dungeon ordered a bottle of vodka and 5 cans of orange juice. 5 dollars American money. And they were oh so happy to get a five dollar tip. I would love to go back see the trendy cafes and not have a waiter whisper in my ear “change money?” It was a way different time then.

@jesusschizus272

Жыл бұрын

Ha ha ha- "change money" yeah, it was a thing back then, what a times these were! 😆 Greetings from Poland. 😉

Your reaction to the lemon vodka was TOO funny. The way your head shot over to the camera was like, "uhhhh, nooooo." You were being so polite about it being gross. Hahahahaha! Even the coffee with milk one. LOL. My goodness. And Dean's constant "Sooo good" is just the cherry on top. Hahaha!

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Hehehe 😂 they were VERY strong lol 😅😂 the salted caramel was super nice tho! 😂 hehehe glad you found it entertaining ehhehe

@franekgruca9905

Жыл бұрын

the thing is that this reaction looks like they were not gross (Poland has one of the best vodkas in the world, especially ones with different flavours) but they were overwhelmingly strong for her lol

Such a lovely vlog. You have a real knack of making us feel like we're tagging along as a friend on your travels. 💛

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

this makes me so so happy heheh im so glad you enjoy following along!

Went to krakow last month from UK abslolutely amazing will be back again

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Its soooo good isn't it adam! I deffo want to go back again! its a great night out too 😍

The best sweet pierogis are the blueberry ones. You must try them next time or you colud try to cook them yourself (quite easy)

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Omg I love blueberry’s too that sounds amazing honestly I’m craving those sweet pierogi’s sooo bad 😂😢

@maciejmilewski604

Жыл бұрын

Pierogi without s at the end

@mmz5076

Жыл бұрын

From the fruit filling types, blueberry are my fav.

@franekgruca9905

Жыл бұрын

@@catherinekayy blueberry are the best (when it comes to freshness, being "local") at the bottom of Poland, mostly Zakopane where you can have fresh blueberries from forests next to mointains. Taste of pierogis with so fresh blueberries and sour cream and sugar is soooooooooo incredible, u can't even imagine taste of that 😍

OHHHHHHH yesss yes yes! Food is one of the best things about traveling! Everything looked so delish! So good Catherine, thanks! :D

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

yesssss deffo one of the best things!

Thank you for adding all those names and addresses of the places. Food looks amazing, glad you liked it :)

Wow.. Always a pleasure to join you, Matthew and Dean on your holidays. Food looked so good. And those beautiful cafes are always an amazing surprise. Thank you sweet kitten ❤️

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

heheh thank you so so much for following along and watching

These travel vlogs are def my fav part of this channel. It's inspired and motivated me to explore more of Canada! There's so many interesting places within Canada that I can take the train to and that's one of my goals this year. Also, the Polish food looks amazinnggg.

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Omggggg Canada Looks AMAZING 😮❤ it’s on mine and deans bucket list’ so lucky you live there’ I hope you have fun travelling around! ❤

I've loved all of your Krakow videos; it's my favorite place in Poland and seeing these videos makes me miss it sooo much!

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Aww thank you so much! I loooooved it here! I can see why so many people come here! ❤

Well done video, with nice music. Thank you.

I worked at a food place at one point in my life, and I just wanted to say I am awe that the people in the chimney cake market stall are wearing white sweaters and white puffer jackets that are SPARKLING CLEAN. I would always get something on myself

@catherinekayy

11 ай бұрын

hehehhe 💓 I would get it all over me too!

Just came across your video. Really nice food tour. Nice video. Just subscribed. Thanks and take care.

I don't understand why the man recommended potato cakes with this topping... I have never ever eaten that in my life and I am Polish :) heh. Usually we eat them with mashroom sauce, meat stew, sugar or sauté :)

@copricorn_moon8833

Жыл бұрын

I eat patato cakes with buttermilk, kefir or ketchup 😏so many houses, so many customs.

@izabela2387

Жыл бұрын

@@copricorn_moon8833 ok but I said "usually" .This what you said is variation not traditional :)

I’d travel anywhere with you girlie! You travel vlogs always make me feel like I’m there! You do such a good job with them! Hope you enjoyed your trip!

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

this makes me so so happy 😍 thank you so much for watching 😍

Such a good experience, trying another country's local food, tfs!

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

❤❤❤😮 the best thing to do when travelling hehe 😂❤ I love it

Thank you for your videos! Just living your best foodie life in a healthy post wls way! Goals!

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

hehehe 🌸 thank you so much for watching!

You must visit Gdańsk - most beautifull city in Poland :) Best wishes :)

Yup, obwarzanek is like "damn, I'm a student, I'm broke, I'm hungry" kind of thing. Personally I prefer the one with poppy seeds, when it's fresh, it's pretty damn good.

Awe I love these travel vlogs. So interesting and beautiful

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Dianna 🥹🤍

You so much fun to watch. Like I need to watch yet another krakow old town video but yet I did Shame on you. Lol. Thanks for the nice tour

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Hehehe 😂❤ why thank you so much hahaha I take that as a huge compliment and thank you for watching hehe! ❤

Very super! :)

delicious and sumptuous food of Poland

Loving these travel vlogs so much nice to see more dean getting more comfortable and enjoying himself too proud u dean u were so shy now seeing u relaxed n having fun is awesome 😎 love you guys hope more travel vlogs to come I especially enjoy the food so much 🥰💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

heheh oh my gosh thank myou so so much heheh, he is getting alot more comfortable and relaxed hehe I am glad you noticed! Thank you so much for watching 😍

You made me hungry and i don't have any pierogi here😥

I loved the colour of your cute pistacchio tongue!So funny♡ I love this brilliant vlog♡♡♡♡♡

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

hehheh thank you so so much for watching 🌸

Starting my day with Kat posting this next in the series! Ah! I have been LOVING these vlogs so much. I’m so glad you’re traveling and enjoying life! Thank you for continuing to share with us, I’m sure it’s not easy 🤍

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh thank you so so much for watching ❤ so happy you have been enjoying the Poland vlogs! Can’t wait to share our next Austrian/Slovenian road trip’ ❤😮😮😮

Great background music.cheers

You won't eat real bigos in any restaurant. The reason is sanitary regulations. Traditionally, it is cooked for several days. It is tastiest with venison. There should be several types of meat and several types of sausages, dried forest mushrooms, prunes, red wine. Obwarzanek krakowski dates back at least to the 14th century. The dough is first steamed, then baked. Bagels also come from Krakow. The Krakow Jews started baking them in the 17th century. Bagels were given to women after a successful birth. Bagels migrated to the USA in the late 19th century. It was the time of the Great Emigration. Bagels today are a symbol of NY or Toronto, not Krakow. These potato pancakes looked very bad. I wouldn't buy them. Good potato pancakes are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. 🙂 Visit the Vodka Museum when you are in Warsaw. There you will learn everything about this drink.😂😉😊 This was the courtyard of the Jagiellonian University founded in 1364. It was the Collegium Maius building.

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Oh wow 😮❤❤❤❤ thank you for all this amazing information this is so cool! I wish people knew bagels were from Krakow! Wish I knew this before I would of shared it on my vlogs hehe 😂❤

@patricedecourcy4505

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't say you can't get real bigos in any restaurant. There are restaurants that serve great bigos.

@yakeosicki8965

Жыл бұрын

​@@patricedecourcy4505 I ate very good bigos in several houses. I'm doing very good myself. I ate outstanding bigos only at my ex-girlfriend's house. Her father was a forester and hunter. Bigos made on venison. I remember this taste despite the passage of years.

@franekgruca9905

Жыл бұрын

if u want to talk about bigos, remember that in the beginning it was just mix of different types of meats with citrus and ofc wine, sauerkraut was only added later by the poorer nobility, who wanted to eat like the richest nobility, and could not afford bigos in the original version. Also i don't agree with your fist sentence. There are no regulations that u can't eat bigos in any restaurant. Of course they won't prepare it for you in original way (for days) but they still can make and really make very tasty bigoses.

Literally watching this to prepare for my 7th trip next week 😅 and where to eat! My husband is Polish so we often eat this food at home, but I want to know where in Kraków is good! Xx

cherry Pierogis are such a good idea! i have to make some😀

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

honestly soooo good heheh please send me some 🤣 heheh jkjk

you are very positive person:) time not wasted

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Heheh why thank you so much! 🥹🌸

Hmm.. yummy yummy. It got me so hungry.. You should run a food vlog 😊

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

heheh glad you enjoyed it!

Fun fact - popular bagels 🥯 come from Krakow. A Jewish guy from Krakow took it to US and the rest is history.

@maciekwr

Жыл бұрын

Lovely video btw! :)

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Woah! That’s so cool 😂❤ I had no idea! Thank you for sharing that 😮😍😍😍

Is nine to watch people eat Polish food and enjoy it

Wow everything look so delicious and beautiful scenery. Thanks for always bringing us along. ❤️

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching Tammie!

My city!! I hope you had a great time in Kraków. BTW, the Christmas Market food is very overpriced. You can find better quality at a cheaper price just walking a few meters outside the market. Fun fact: There is a day dedicated to eat "Pączki", Thursday of Carnival. You will see queus to buy them everywhere.

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Wow really 😮 hehehe yummy that would be delicious! Ohhh we didn’t know they were overpriced! The sausage though was SO GOOD hehe ❤

@catygomezsanchez9637

Жыл бұрын

@@catherinekayy Polish food is really tasty ☺About the potato pancakes, next time I recommend you to go to "Kuchnia U Doroty". It's a very cozy place next to the Jewish quarter and they have potato pancake with goulash, so good! in some places they also have it with mushroom sauce.

@pb218

Жыл бұрын

@@catherinekayy She probably means Shrove Tuesday/Pancake Day 🥞 on 21st of February 2023. We have a similar day in Poland. It is Fat Thursday and we gonna eat donuts on 16th of February, 2023. 🍩

@catygomezsanchez9637

Жыл бұрын

@@pb218 exactly :) I was talking about "Tłusty czwartek" (Fat Thursday)

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Ohhhh that’s so cool 😂❤ thank you for sharing! Pancake day is the best hehe 😂❤

Beautifull place and the food. . .👍

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

hehehe love it here!

Thank you for trying real Polish food, not just the usual pierogi (although they're pretty good). Poland grows pretty much the same food as the UK but its just cooked and presented differently due to the influence of our neighbours and geography. I get so annoyed at tourists who make vlogs about their stay and eat pizza or burgers because they're too afraid to try our delicious food, shame on them. Part of the travel experience is to try food from where you're staying, that's how you expand your understanding of how those people live. If all you want is burger or pizza stay at home

@dw8461

Жыл бұрын

Nie zgadzam się Niech każdy je co lubi i dobrze się bawi w Polsce.

The cheese and bacon looked delicious 😋

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

it was sooooo good! Nice and smokey!

Watching you eat all this yummy food made me so hungry! What was your favorite that you wish you could eat back home?

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Definately the cherry pierogi omg they were SO NICE 😮

My hometown :-) Now I am living by the polish sea (in Tricity)

If you ever come to Czech Republic to Prague make sure to taste Trdelník in here :) it's basically the "Hungarian chimney cake" you saw in Poland and in here you can either have simple ones which are awesome or with some fillings such as ice creams, different coatings etc. My favourite is a plain one with sugar and cinnamon mix on top because of my lactose intolerance but I had the one with ice cream once and it was delicious as well :) I can totally recommend:)

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

ohhhh I would LOVEE to come to Czech Republic! Thats on my bucket list I will definately put that on my notes, we loved this chimney cake it was amazing hehe

영상은 흥미롭고 재밌고 캐서린씨 억양은 사랑스럽다...🥰

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Hehehe oh my gosh thank you so much! 🥹🌸

We got gifted a bottle of the cherry vodka i had to dilute it with a bit of lemonade ha ha, My partner is a heating engineer and everytie he works near widnes there is a polish stall selling all the pastrys and cookies they are massive i make him bring me some home

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Ooohh yum that sounds amazing 🤩🤩🤩 hahah that cherry vodka certainly puts hairs on your chest 😂

Keep up in looking for ideal potato pancakes!

@dw8461

Жыл бұрын

Tak, jak nie ma nic lepszego w życiu do roboty ;))))

My country ♥️ but you must see Katowice, Wrocław, Poznań and mamy more becouse all of them are diffrent food

This polish kielbasy looks promissing. Have you try it?

Hello from Brazil :D

Polecam ŁÓDŹ... Piotrkowska, Manufaktura, EC1, na spokojnie to Niebieskie Migdały na Piotrkowskiej , klimaty jak muzeum/ dom właściciela tkalni/. 1 dzień to mało. Piotrkowska to 4 km. Każda kamienica to restauracje, puby, kluby... proponuje weekend

@catherinekayy

8 ай бұрын

Ooo thank you for the recommendation 🥹🥹⭐️🌷✨

Witcher bar in Kraków nex time!!! (Tawerna wilczy dół)

It's really nice that you enjoyed but the russian dumplings are actually rus pierogi (it's the name from former Rus Voivodeship in Poland) and this Pretzels are Obwarzanki.

@dw8461

Жыл бұрын

Przestańcie już o tych ruskich pierogach ! Pod każdym filmem o polskim jedzeniu , komentarze w tym stylu i lekcja historii o pierogach.

@M3SPL

Жыл бұрын

@@dw8461 No i prawidłowo, do skutku. Chcesz się bawić w cenzurę i zabraniać innym komentowania? Francuzi oburzają się jeśli ktoś źle wymówi choćby croissant, a co dopiero gdyby ktoś zangielszczył nazwę. Nie dyscyplinuj Polaków, zacznij od innych nacji.

Lecker.. Kriege ich schon Hunger.. ...

Oscypek ( Polish smoked sheep cheese) in my opinion is best with a zurowyna jam (red currant jam) . . . absolute banger, can get on the streets of most major Polish cities for like 25-50 cents a pop. Get fukt! So good!

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

🥹🌸🌸✌️ ooo thank you for sharing!

4:46 Actualy the most Polish among Pierogi's fillings are Russian dumplings (stuffed with potatoes and cheese) (I would also like to remind you that their name does not come from the country Russia, but from the name of the geographical area of ​​Kievan Rus) and Dumplings with cabbage and mushrooms (cabbage and mushrooms is also of course best filling at the Christmas time, most popular, and best with beetroot soup)

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

OOoooo thank you so much for sharing this 🥹🌸 YOU DA BEST

👍👍

Potato pancakes same like potato cheese pierogi You should eat it with cream fraiche. On western Poland they don't know how to eat it in best way because those are eastern Poland cousine. I saw most of the time this wrong when foreigners came.

Precles comes from poland its our traditional somelike bread i think :D

😋👍

Dear Catherine , I Almost choked on my pierogis when you mentioned that the Jagiellonian University is just some college Hihi ;) , in fact its the most prominent of all Polish universities founded in1364 By a King Casimir III the Great , its noble Allumnis include for example : Nicolas Copernicus , King John III Sobieski , Composer Krzysztof Penderewski , Pope John Paul II , Historian Norman Davies Current Prezident Of Poland Andrzrej Duda Non the less i really enjoy watching your reactions , you are cool ,wish you many other pleasant trips . cheers Adam

@catherinekayy

8 ай бұрын

Aww wow thank you for sharing this information 🥹🌸🌸⭐️ love finding out new facts like this hehehe

In Poland, we eat bigos with a fork :)

The thing about pierogi (and some other things) they need to be served just after cooking.When they sit around for a while I think the texture is going to be questionable

yum. my parents n grandparents jews n one gma who could mean cook from poland. i forgot about the cherries!

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Those cherry pierogi’s were SO GOOD 🥹🥹🤍 wish I had somewhere to get them lol 😂

@romeoandjuliedotcom

Жыл бұрын

@@catherinekayy we would eat blintzes, sorry spelling is questionable! hard to find. even here in nyc w loads of shops. ooh i googled yes you can find here. instead of pasta outside its a crepe-like, way thicker than a crepe but not at chunky as an eggroll. try those they are better

After watching 120 videos about pierogis in krakow I think it's a gold vein. All youtubers should video pierogis in krakow and get 100k views about pierogis in krakow. The best pierogies in the world are in krakow. Buy pierogis in krakow.

You have a very interesting accent, it sounds mostly English but I also get an American vibe… have you lived there?

@catherinekayy

11 ай бұрын

Hehehe nope! My accent is from a small area in northern England hehe 🥹🌸✌️

Your accent is baffling me?? At first I thought you were from Leeds, then I heard a tint of Teesside so I thought Middlesbrough?? Anyway great video.. I’m back in Krakow in a few weeks and I’ll be checking out a couple of these places you tried. Cheers Jay

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Hehehe your right Jason! I’m a teessider lol not many people can pin point it! But I’m not from Middlesbrough! I’m just down the road in redcar hehe xxxx

I love how a brit calls matcha latte for 4 quid a bit pricey... It is expensive in Polish terms...

3:06 C'mon it's cute. No one will think anything bad. ;)

To be precise - it’s Ruthenian piergi, not russian :)

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Heheh oh yes 😅❤ I learnt that after! The translation was Russian on the menu! ❤😂 dammit!

While you are eating you seem to speak a completely different language :)

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

hehehe do I 🤣 thats funny heheh

Hello :)

Where tatare? :)

it wasn't sheep's cheese, it was made from cow's milk. You can get real sheep's cheese only in the mountains in shepherd's huts, only in a certain season from the beginning of May to mid-October. Everything else is a fake

16:11 tbh this potato pancake really looks really bad. I hope u don't think that it always tastes like that ;) in this case it does't accurately represent polish potato pancakes 23:00 sheep cheese in this case overpriced, also you should always try it with cranberry and it will taste much much better

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Hehehe I’ll have to try another one next time 😂🌸

👍🌹🥰

WITAMY W POLSCE

Sweet pierogi for sweet lady. 😊 Greetings from Poland. 😉

pluaral -> pierogi, singular -> pieróg there is no pierdogi's a po gorzałę to do żabki i wszystkie smaki lubuskiej w wersji 100ml xDDDD

Ruthenian, not russian, dumplings. Thank you.

@dw8461

Жыл бұрын

Dajcie już spokój z tymi pierogami !!!

Potato pancakes with pork fat?! Never ate this combination. I wonder what part of Poland they come from...

Not Russian Dumplings - Ruthenian.

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for letting us know! 🌸

That isn't a steetfood!!! That's the normal food you can buy in an ordinary restaurant.

I'm amazed you can eat that much after a gastric bypass ! I had mine 3yrs ago and still can't drink a full cup of coffee !

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

We often only have a bite or two and Matthew’s the lucky bugger who can eat all the rest 😂

@mandycoleman3206

Жыл бұрын

Keep up the hard work pet xx

@Jmdgopaul

Жыл бұрын

Taking Matthew to consume the left overs 😂 haha not a bad job right there ❤

Can we get a makeup routine and show us where you get all you’re cute clothes, please!! 😍😩

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

heheh I will try and do this one time 🤣🌷 also all my clothes are thifted from vinted at the moment!

@samanthamiley8134

Жыл бұрын

@@catherinekayy that’s so awesome!

Lots of people calling now Ukrainian dumpling because, Russian dumpling don't really have nothing to do with Russia so they started calling Ukrainian u probably know why :)

1:19 Its not russian dumplings. Its ruskie dumplings. The name comes from old polish Ruskie Voivodship, which is now in Ukraine. The name has nothing to do with Russia or Ukraine.

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing this! 🥹🌸

To jeszcze niejadlas polskich domowych pierogow.......

@jolkabulinka4193

Жыл бұрын

I domowych placków ziiemniaczanych

@dw8461

Жыл бұрын

Tak..I jej życie, teraz, jest zrujnowane ;))

Your bacground noise with loud jaz music makes your speech sometimes unclear

unfortunately. The best food in Poland can be found in private homes. Where some mother or grandmother cooks. In Poland, restaurants have poor food. Tomato soup at home is quite different than in a restaurant. So are stuffed meat with cabbage, potato pancakes, dumplings, etc. pierogi, bigos, gołąbki

@dw8461

Жыл бұрын

Jak się nie ma , co się lubi... Ameryki nie odkryłaś;))

@MadamRosmerta24

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@@dw8461 nie bardzo rozumiem związek, niestety prawda jest taka ze Polacy lepiej gotują w domu a w restauracjach nigdy się tak dobrze nie zje.

Every time y want come in with camera first y must come in with no on camera and Ask if y can make video and did y ask all ppl can they be on video cos they loooking not happy and they dosent have blur, if they see this video and themselves uncensored you may have problems here in Poland, most people don't like being recorded, especially recording and showing children. many KZread stars shoot the video so that there are no people in the frame or blur in editing

@dw8461

Жыл бұрын

Przestan się czepiać, nie podoba Ci się, to nie oglądaj.

Actually , pierogi ruskie does not mean Russian. Ruskie in Polish means Ruthenian (which does not exist anymore, it was a country situated in what is now Ukraine , Poland , Belarus and up. Nothing to do with what is now Russia

@catherinekayy

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing this! This was the english translation in the Cafe, but this makes so much sense!

@0plp0

Жыл бұрын

Ale nazwa pierogów odnosi się raczej do Województwa Ruskiego a nie do państwa Rusińskiego.

@wiessiew9853

Жыл бұрын

@@0plp0 Pierogi ruskie zostlaly przywiezione z Kijowa w wieku XIII. Województwo ruskie powstalo w wieku XV.

@0plp0

Жыл бұрын

@@wiessiew9853 Chyba ogólnie pierogi a nie Ruskie.

@wiessiew9853

Жыл бұрын

@@0plp0 Sama sobie wygoogluj.