Everything you can't find can be found in better stores, but certainly not in Biedronka. A strange sweet breakfast for me? . In Poland, for breakfast we eat cold meats, dairy products, tomatoes, radishes, green onions, scrambled eggs, bread, milk soup, and milk tea. And regarding flies, in the USA it is hot and there are no flies, but where there are, you use mosquito nets. Some rented apartments do not have air conditioning because the owner does not care about the cost of electricity.
I grew up in Zakopane until I was ten years old so I know all the Polish breakfast food you are talking about! i used to eat it! Now my stomach is so sensitive i dont know why!
Maybe the "Biedronka" store does not have gluten-free products because it is the store with the cheapest goods, but in larger stores such as Aldi, Tesco, etc. there are stands with gluten-free products. Go to better stores.
Thats so funny because in the USA Aldi is the cheapest grocery store you can go to and in Poland its like "the go to"- so different!! Pozdrawiam!! thank you for watching!
And I thought that in Poland bananas were of low quality, either unripe and tart or ripe and slightly spoiled inside, and in America they were even worse?! .
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Everything you can't find can be found in better stores, but certainly not in Biedronka. A strange sweet breakfast for me? . In Poland, for breakfast we eat cold meats, dairy products, tomatoes, radishes, green onions, scrambled eggs, bread, milk soup, and milk tea. And regarding flies, in the USA it is hot and there are no flies, but where there are, you use mosquito nets. Some rented apartments do not have air conditioning because the owner does not care about the cost of electricity.
I grew up in Zakopane until I was ten years old so I know all the Polish breakfast food you are talking about! i used to eat it! Now my stomach is so sensitive i dont know why!
@@misslyenastrama The belly gets used to the different diet.
Let’s goooo hopefully I can eat a bit healthy too 0:14
I really need to start again!
I laughed at the translation into Polish: translated as - shitting egg and shitty eggs. Google translator is amazing.
Maybe the "Biedronka" store does not have gluten-free products because it is the store with the cheapest goods, but in larger stores such as Aldi, Tesco, etc. there are stands with gluten-free products. Go to better stores.
Thats so funny because in the USA Aldi is the cheapest grocery store you can go to and in Poland its like "the go to"- so different!! Pozdrawiam!! thank you for watching!
@@misslyenastrama In short, in larger grocery stores.
Lyena you have such a wonderful eyes and your Kitchen looks extremely pretty and clean you are my truly truly inspiration🥹🥹🥹💞💞💞
Thank you so much 😊
And I thought that in Poland bananas were of low quality, either unripe and tart or ripe and slightly spoiled inside, and in America they were even worse?! .