Polish Sweets Taste Test | The Good, The Bad, and The Delicious!
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2023
- What do we think of these Polish sweet treats? Which are our favourites?
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Toruń is the Polish capital of gingerbread. :-) 700 years of baking tradition.
In a second i noticed that you are missing "Ptasie Mleczko". That will be the winner. Period.
"Ptasie Mleczko" (Marshmallow) appeared with memes about Poland - "the only airline I trust".
I've had them before. And I have some dark chocolate ones in the fridge. The caramel ones are amazing. But they are very expensive over here
Same here. The first thing I was looking for is "Ptasie Mleczko". No there! You are missing the most important sweets! BTW, "Ptasie Mleczko" translates as "Bird's Milk" 😂
@@RobReacts1 Yeah, u can get them in different flavours. I love lemon, vanilla n cream... N yes, that's quite expensive, but, man, it's "Ptasie Mleczko"...
Not exactly a marshmallow.
Marshmallows is a foam set using starch, Ptasie Mleczko is a foam set using gelatin. The feel is quite different.
Well, "kwaśne" means "sour", so no wonder that's what they are ;) As sure you noticed, Slavs generally like sour taste. Not only sweets or fruits but also in kitchen like bigos, żurek, all kind of pickled stuff. It has it's historical background, but it's a different story.
Dont mention bigos! He has got bad experience with IT!
@@rafalkaminski6389zupa ogórkowa hehe...
And, in addition... They are not from Poland. come from Germany.
@@PiotrSzczecin well, yes, they have the same taste. Propably I should say "non- colonial countries"
Torunskie pierniki (Torunian gingerbreads), you should definitely go to torun next time 😅
Plum in chocolate, always my favorite sweet.
Śliwka nałęczowska.
@@bartekgarbaczewski420 😋
Jeżyki - very good pronountiation :)
Delicje Szampańskie are the Polish equivalent and had been manufactured by E. Wedel since 1977. As of 2020, Delicje brand belongs to Mondelēz International, Inc.
Hit is a German brand- Bahlsen.
they don't taste as good as they used too :/
@@grzegorzdziedzic9592 which ones?
@@wojstube9359 Delicje.
@@grzegorzdziedzic9592 Dzięki. Thanks.
"Jeżyki " classic albo z kawą, to moje ulubione ciastka, innych nie jem. )
Standard struggle in getting out HIT biscuits xD
We've all been there!
Haha
HITs are German
I can't see any Prince Polo anywhere, that classic is a must
Znane w Polsce:
- Śliwka Nałęczowska - firma Solidarność
- różne praliny firmy Wawel tj. Michałki, Kasztanki, Tiki Taki
- Wafle Jutrzenka Familijne Gofrowe firmy Colian
- cukierki Krówki chociażby firmy E. Wedel
Krówki faktycznie krówki czy... krówki lecz faktycznie cukierki toffi które nazywane są krówkami?
Faktyczne Krówki to takie jak Krówki od firmy Solidarność, albo Opatowska Krówka, Krówka Milanowskie.
Krówki robione przez Wawel to krówki tylko z nazwy. Konsystencja nijak tradycyjnych nie przypomina.
Wedlowskich nie próbowałem, lecz jeśli przypominają bardziej te od Wawel to dziękuję bardzo ale nie dla mnie.
Wafelki gofrowe są cudowne!
Mieli już Krówki od Wawela na innym odcinku
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@@sensei1991 zapewne tam też napisałem iż Krówki od Wawel to nie krówki
@@Diveyl, rozumiem, że to też nawiązanie do tego, że Wytwórnia Cukierków 'Milanówek' nie przepada za czasami, gdy stała się filią warszawskiego 'Wedla'. Propsuje tak zacnym firmom jak 'Solidarnosc' czy 'Milanówek' . Możliwe, że skupiłam się bardziej na różnorodności produktów i ich dostępności (a nawet popularności odpowiadającej gustom większości Polaków) kosztem jakości smaku. W kwestii słodyczy chętnie się doszkole (zwłaszcza część praktyczną uznam za słodką lekcję - choć może już po mojej przyszlotygodniowej wizycie u dentysty).
Pozdrawiam wszystkich smakoszy.
I would not like to say that the Polish chocolate/confectionery industry is disappearing, but foreign companies have a large share in company management. Therefore, it is difficult to say that some sweets are still Polish. :) Freshly baked cakes give you more confidence! Preferably from a local bakery run by Poles.
Well they were all made in Poland at least 😊
@@RobReacts1they are still so much better than the stuff made in the US. Every time I hear Americans talking about Kisses Chocolates my mind wanders to Wedel, Wawel or Japanese Meiji.
@@janwojtyna3392 note that USA makes their chocolate in a different way, I think with fermented milk? That has historical reasons and they are used to it now. Also you gotta taste some non-rafined? non-refined? chocolate, from small manufacturers. It has texture and more interesting taste.
@@tymondabrowski12Not fermented, spoiled (and not in a good "zsiadłe mleko" kind of way). Butyric acid (responsible for smell of spoiled butter, vomit and some cheeses) is added (or created by controlled spoiling) originally to prolong how long the milk can be transported (since areas where milk is produced in scale and areas where people could afford chocolate were fairly far apart), now it's a matter of "traditional" taste.
@@tymondabrowski12 not a fan of American chocolate products. Japanese chocolate was surprisingly good though. I would dare say it may be better than Polish chocolate.
The company that produces these gingerbread is one of the few 100% Polish companies that have been on the market for many years. They have dozens of kinds of products and they are all delicious. P.S. And the owners of ""Jeżyki" spend part of their income on rescuing and caring for real hedgehogs
I'm very glad you both like Torunskie Pierniki. Torun, my hometown, is famous for its gingerbread since Middle Ages. Kopernik factory has a tradition since 1763.
If you are able to get Torcik Piernikowy or gingerbreads with rose or plum confiture... I strongly recommend. Btw Charlie didn't even blink when dealing with sour jellies 😂
20:21 the word "kwaśne" means sour... so it was fun to see your surprised face 😂
Side note: most polish recepies are combining 2 tastes: sweet and sour and most of our dishes are made that way- they are either sweet (like pierogi filled with blueberries with sweet cream on them) or with sour addition to brake the taste of food (like lemons in the plate next to baked/grilled fish- for customer to squeeze as much lemon juice on the fish as they like)
I enjoyed watching your opinions guys. The "Kwaśne" means "sour", so no wonder they were sharp. Greetings from Poland. :)
Had your video recomendation. Good to see two english peoples testing Polish food also... I had lot of fun with you ;) your reaction once you taste "kwaśne" made me cry 🤣 Greetings from Poland !
I'm not a sour person 🤣
Delicje was some big brand in Poland like in 2000, i remember alot of their commercials, there was even one about different styles of eating it. There was lot more kinds of them for example toffi, raspberry-but not just jelly- it was kinda of marshmallow. Actually when Tesco was in Poland, they got some tesco value jaffa cakes, but their quality was alot lower than delicje (it is actually kind of premium quality in Poland). About Jeżyki topping it depends on their flavour, but it is hazelnut, raisins etc.
Cytryna is lemon
Cytrynowa is an adjective (cytryna - lemon, cytrynowa/y - adjective of cytryna, it's describing taste of jelly) because polish has a variation by cases
Your polish pronunciation and reading have improved
Especially when you said "kwaśne"
Jeżyki - litteraly translates to "little hedgehogs". And this is quite accurate description of those sweets. Because of pointy top just like hedgehogs needles 🙂 delicje comes from word delicious and indeed they are like Jaffa cakes. But there are many more flavours. Raspberries, BlackBerry, cherry, hell even there was limited edition with white chocolate. As for Góralki waffle I recommend to try next time Prince Polo or Grześki. For drink I suggest to try Frugo, no matter which flavour, because there's so many. For sour taste you should try gum called shock. From candies try "korsarze", it something like malters but without crisp inside and with chocolate and coconut flavour. That's all my recommendations. You should find those sweets in Polish shop with no sweat 😊 Can't wait for next taste test.
Eating Delicje like a real Pole 🙂
There is no particular style of eating Delicja or Ptasie Mleczko. Each person eats as they prefer and the claim that all Poles eat in a certain way is a lie.
@@0plp0 Oh come on, I left the smiley face at the end for a reason. It was just meant as playful acknowledgment (I've been eating them like that since childhood). Don't take it so seriously.
2:12 if you ever visit Toruń, you must step into gingerbread factory- they have visitor tours where you can see how gingerbread is made as well as you can make your own shape + ofc buy a box or two of those lovely ones in shape of ❤
Greetings and love from Poland ! :D . You missed Prince-Polo chocolate waffle , its the ultimate goat of waffles :D . Pozdrawiam :D By the way, ur polish pronunciation is awesome ! :D
Since you said "gurkins" keep in mind that we have 3 types - kiszone, małosolne and korniszony (those taste similar to american pickles but more peppery) however store bought kiszone have a tendency to taste... bad. not comparable with those u make at home....AT ALL.
A gdzie "Krówka Żywiecka", "Malaga", Tiki Taki", "Kasztanki"? Są pyszne.
Prince Polo
@@dariuszmyk1 Może nie prince polo, bo góralki nie wchodziły :)
Ale może 'Pawełki' z advocatem?
Krówki, zdecydowanie... te mordoklejki byłyby zabawne do obejrzenia.
Co byście powiedzieli na 'Ptasie Mleczko'?
@@Mean_Zer0 Góralki smakują zupełnie inaczej.
krówki to co region to inne :D niech jakichkolwiek spróbują :P
Można dorzucić Michałki i Raczki
Toruńskie - gingerbread from Toruń
Dzień dobry Pani, cześć Robert❤ smacznego Państwu życzę.
Przeczytaj co jest pod nakrętką Tymbark!
sour/kwaśne is one of the versions of these gummies.
Fun fact.
GÓRALKI are not Polish.
They are originally from Slovenia and called HORALKY :)
Góralki są słowackie, a nie słoweńskie.
Góralki - Highland girls
Slovakia not Slovenia...
And Prince Polo is Polish. Or at least used to be .... the taste is still Polish.
unfortunately... I was wrong😕 Just fount out that the manufacturer of Prince Polo is Olza from Cieszyn, owned by the American Mondelez International. This company owns brands such as Cadbury, Nabisco, Lefevre-Utile and Freia, among others. In turn, Grześki is produced in Kalisz by the Goplana Grześki company belonging to the Colian holding company controlled by Jan Kolański.
Klasyczne polskie słodycze: "Toruńskie Pierniki" (były w tym filmie), "Delicje" (też były), zamiast tu próbowanych wafelków "Góralki" powinno być "PrincePolo" (to klasyczne w złotej folii - polecam rozmiar max), cukierki takie jak "Michałki", "Malaga", "TikiTaki", "Kasztanki", "Mieszanka Krakowska", do tego oczywiście kultowe "Ptasie Mleczko". Idąc dalej śladem cukierków - "Krówki" (klasyczne mleczne), "Śliwki w czekoladzie", draże z firmy Skawa. Co do batoników i wafelków to jeszcze z Wadowic ze Skawy trójkątne wafelki "elitesse". Potem jeszcze czekoladowe batony "Danusia", "Pawełek". Wafelki familijne. Wedlowskie "Baryłki" (z alkoholem). "Torcik Wedlowski". Tyle na tą chwilę sobie przypominam takich klasycznych. ;)
Zabrakło Ptasiego mleczka 😛
Nie znosze. Michalkow tez.
@@utahdan231 najlepszych słodyczy nie znosisz
Ptasie mleczko rządzi :)
Hit - German sweets, Góralki - Czech sweets, Nimm - German sweets:) I recommend Wedel and Wawel companies sweets for example Ptasie Mleczko
Wawel is in German hands now and Wedel in Japanese ones
@@dorotabarbowska2184 Ale to firmy o polskich korzeniach, mające zakłady produkcyjne w Polsce i posiadające dużą część polskich receptur np. Ptasie mleczko. Także moża powiedzieć, że to w jakimś sensie polskie słodycze. Myślenie nie kosztuje.
@@lupoxxx2511 "W jakimś sensie" to polskie słodycze, ...ale tylko w jakimś sensie. Od osób pracujących w Wedlu wiem ,ze receptury są zmieniane i coraz bardziej odległe od oryginalnych, coraz więcej tańszych , sztucznych zamienników, smak już nie ten sam co kiedyś . Wedel się w grobie przewraca.🤔Nie wiem jak jest z recepturami w niemieckim obecnie Wawelu , ale przypuszczam , że analogicznie... I po co to ostatnie zdanie ? Nie można wymienić się opinią bez obrażania drugiej osoby?🤨
Delicje come with a jelly but there is one type (Toffii) comes with a sponge/mousse - delicious!
You should try Plasie Mleczko, Princessa, Goplana chocolate, Michalki, Tiki Taki, Kasztanki, … so many wonderful snacks 🤤
'Kwaśne' means sour, so you shouldn't be surprised by the gummies you ate last :D good video, regards!
Translation of names:
0:53 Serce Toruńskie - eng ~ Toruń's Hearts, Hearts from Toruń? (Toruń is famous for gingerbreads),
5:41 Hit - as in eng, like [music] hit, it cames in various flavors,
7:38 Jeżyki - eng [little] hedgehogs, I believe it is connected with it's structure - they are bristling [PL: na-jeż-one] on top, also in different flavors,
10:58 Delicje - eng ~ something delicious,
13:29 Góralki - eng highlanders [women],
17:05 Śmiej żelki - eng laugh gummies, laugh jellies
18:30 Kwaśne - eng sour, it is funny, because it's only part of name, looks like official name is Fresh&Fruity and "kwaśne" is determination of the type.
I don't translate the other names, because they are not in Polish.
You should try ptasie mleczko, milky way, krówki and sezamki for sure :D also milk chocolate from ,,wedel'', very specific taste like no other :) your polish is very good, ,,kwaśne'' means sour :D
They have tried "Ptasie mleczko" and "Krówki" from Wawel in another video
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Check what is under the cap of Tymbark ☺
You should definitely try Grześki 👍🏼😊
Coconut Jeżyki are my absolute fav!
Did You check what is under cap of Tymbark drink?
polish PricePolo wafers made a great career in Ireland and are very popular, you should also give a try to Krówki - these are hand made milk caramel sweets individually wrapped with a cow picture on them, also try finding Michałki - another very popular kind of chocolate almond sweets
Krowki? They are the worst kind of fudge. When you start a bag , you have to finish it !!!😂😂😂
24:12 as a kid i used to love eating "draże" - realy small balls, these come with 3 different flavours : cocoa/chocolate, coconut or sweet cream. These are probably still arround, produced by Skawa.
You should also try waffles by dr Gerard: "pryncypałki"
Definitely you should try "Grześki", (its something like Góralki), and "Michałki" candies! My favorite is jelly coated in chocolate, preferably "Opolanki", its not like sour jelly (kwaśne means sour) and also plum covered in chocolate
"Ptasie mleczko", "Sękacze" i "Pawełek".
4:25 - that was the most British thing i've ever heard :D
Gingerbread is piernik or pierniczek in Polish, and it depends - piernik is a type of cake and pierniczek is the little one as this from Toruń 😄
Najbardziej chyba rozpoznawalny polski baton to Prince Polo (różne smaki), niezwykle popularny w Islandii.
Warte polecenia są również batony marki E. Wedel: 'WW' oraz 'Bajeczny'.
Zdecydowanie za typowo polskie uchodzi ptasie mleczko chociażby marki Wedel - smaki od klasycznych tj. Waniliowe po bardziej egzotyczne np. Pinacolada, Marakuja, Mango shake itp
Nice video, thanks! And your pronountiation of Polish names is so good! :) However I'm pretty sure that some of those sweets aren't really Polish-Polish. Like Góralky is a Polish version of a Slovak wafer biscuit - Horalky. We love them anyway! :D You should really try Ptasie Mleczko, Prince Polo, ciepłe lody (warm ice cream), rogal marciński, sękacz (a regional version I mean), krówki and irysy. :)
I love sękacz and now I live in Łomża it's not too difficult to find 😀
Wawel, Wedel, Jutrzenka, Bałtyk, those are (or were, because some are bought by other companies now) examples of Polish companies making sweets.
Rob, well done with "Jeżyki" pronunciation😂 one of my favourites(by taste ofc)
"Jeżyki" is my favorite too. 👍
Brilliant reactions LOL
My favourite ones are "Paryskie" from Biedronka, which are the cheaper equivalent of "Delicje" but still tasty
Like watching your videos. Discovered ykur channel yesterday and watches so many videos. My husband is British and we live south London. If you have any question about differences between England or Poland, like traditions, weddings ( I saw video and there are lots differences) I am happy to answer your questions. You both are so nice to watch
Wife loves you a lot, you can see it in her eyes when she watch you talking. All the best!
Haha I am a very lovable bloke 😂
Yes
You two got me craving sweets at 2am 😩
I LOVE that you know how to eat Delicje properly
I'm from Poland and I have never seen Oro ones. Maybe it's regional stuff or something
dlatego,ze nie sa polskie...tak samo jak te ciastka hit,wisniowe,smiejzelki i goralki tez chyba nie sa polskie
we invite you to Toruń, the cradle of gingerbread, you can make yourself a gingerbread as a souvenir, listen to interesting facts and visit the house of Nicolaus Copernicus. In Poland, there is no tradition of baking ginger bread, but we like to hang gingerbread cookies on the Christmas tree
I was so waiting for these sour ones 🤣
Your "Delicje" was perfect :D
Czemu mnie to nie dziwi, że wsszystkie ciastka chcą maczać w herbacie xD
Do maczania w herbacie są herbatniki
Fun fact, every Tymbark drink got something written on the bottom of the cap.
Omg I love choco HIT, I must buy one tomorrow. I never eat it to tea, and I love this choco flavor...
And Jeżyki are SO GREAT for period 🩸😅😅
I have an idea. Maybe you can shoot a video inside the polish store? Show to the viewers what you can find there and then ask for the suggestions.
Aside from sweets, Charlie has such a wonderful blouse (or dress) 😍🙃.
Where Ptasie Mleczko or Prince Polo? ;)
You should also taste traditional polish candy - Kukułka.
This was heartwarming to watch. You had a good choice of stuff there. Jeżyki is top quality, and when it comes to Hits, I feel a lot depends on flavour. Like, the chocolate ones are really basic, but they also have strawberry cream, or salt caramel... And I feel that's better. As for your pronunciation (which is really good!), I may have a little tip - when you pronounce Polish "i" (as in the middle of "Delicje"), try making it a long i: (like in english "beach" instead of... well, b*tch ;) short i makes it sound more like polish y). In general, I feel like learning pronunciation should be combined with phonetics classes, but that's something that was actually revealed to me at university.
You must try Grześki, Prince Polo, Krówki (fudge) and Michałki z Wawelu. Wawel also have "Mieszanka Krakowska" it's jelly in chocolate (I don't like because have a specific taste) and chocolate Wedel (Wedel has been producing chocolate since 1851, it survived the People's Republic of Poland where there was a shortage of cocoa and all companies were state-owned)
I recommend anything from brand Mieszko, Wawel and try also E. Wedel 😉
"Ptasie mleczko" My favorite
What is written under/inside the cap of tymbark's bottle? 😁
I live on Thorn right now. Everytime when I'm going to the concerts I'm buying gingerbreads for musicians.
I eat Delicje in the exact same way as you do haha. first around it, then scoop the jelly and then the spongy cake ;D
Hahahah. Good to see you again and with your partner. She's so cute and lovely!
It's really nice video and I can't wait to see another one!
Pozdrawiam! (Try to pronounce this in the next video 😎)
Great polish Rob 👍 Congratulations 🎉😊 I'm a huge fan of you 😊❤
That Gingerbread and Delicje (our version of Jaffa cakes) is what I would consider to be Polish sweets - this is what we had on the market since like forever. The rest is just a rebrand of foreign sweets.
Oboje jesteście super! polecam wafle WW albo Torcik Wedla. Duuużo pysznej czekolady.
I would love to see Rob and Charlie try the most famous Polish "sweets" aka Śledzie... For all the lovely English speakers this is a polish joke and śledzie in question are pickled Herring. I gave a feeling he might like them.
23:15 "Kwaśne" in polish mean sour. No wonder that Rob wasn't so fond of that gelies. ;)
Haha well now I know
Yay! I eat Delicje the same! like your wife 😍 and I thought you've got chocolate Goplana - I love it ❤️
My man!
You must read what is written inside the Tymbark cap, sort of sentence for the day.
You should try: Michalki, Ptasie Mleczko, Chalwa, Krowki ... Just a few that comes to mind
20:08 Rob is making some funny faces
Polish party tradition requires you to read what is written inside the cap "Tymbark"
Hi guys. Nice video. I watched few yours videos on your channel. Next time try to buy wisnie w czekoladzie if you like cherrys. 😉
Hello Charlie and Rob, how nice to see you Charlie to join Robert and refresh look off this chanel.
I love the fact that you two enjoy polish treats, and you rightly noticed that even if you would think its similar, it's not, it's more fluffy, lighter in other words better 😄
Charlie please before next instalment of your taste saga, show Rob instructions how to open and retrieve goods from the packaging 😂😂😂.
You can say that you stole recipe for jaffa cakes but can't do it to the same light and tasty standard 😅😅
Sorry for long comment but this time I'm watching and commenting at the same time with breake to wipe saliva pouring out off my mouth. You can easily say that I have sweet tooth and love to bake👨🍳.
Charlie don't let Rob get one over you and show him how fast you can learn polish. I'm sure that many on here will help you to win 🏆 this challenge 😉.
Thanks for this update my beautiful people.
That was great😅 Jeżyki are also my favorites.
Waiting for part 3, that would be interesting😂Śledź is a must😅 You have at least try it (and have some bread with butter with it, outer wise it would be to sauer).
Tbh it should be eaten with roll not bread ;) also bread with lard and greaves (plus pickle) is a must:D
THERE IS NOTHING BETTER THAN JEŻYKI!!!!
You have to try Ptasie Mleczko from Wedel
Hi guys.
Another great, and sweet, video.
I like sweets, they taste best with coffee. I always interested in the topic of yours chanel.
You are nice couple.
A propos "how do you eat a jaffa cake", we're kinda same with our Ptasie Mleczko!😁
With Delicje too.
There is no particular style of eating Delicja or Ptasie Mleczko. Each person eats as they prefer and the claim that all Poles eat in a certain way is a lie.
wawel, wedel, tago are most famous polish sweet companies and a video with them would be more polish
used to be Polish, not any more, sold 😞 and the recipes deteriorate. it's not what it used to be any more....
Your Polish its better and better! Brawo
Rob, if you'd like go to a polish shop again, I could recommend you one ofe them in Bristol or even go with you and show you the best polish sweets if you want :)
Brawo za odwagę , serio nie każdy ma odwagę spróbować 🥃🥃🥃
If, you like śmiej żelki and jammy inside of gummy bears, you should definitely try "Śmiej żelki SOKKI" they're similar in taste to classic ones but with sweet kind of jam inside.
Jezyki are amazing. You must to try Jezyki Coolki as well. Love them
Round Christmas time you need to get from Polish shop Delicje with forst berry jelly and covered with white chocolate... mate! You'll know how heaven tastes!! It's not easy to get them, but they are the best!