IS POLISH FOOD GOOD?! Krakow Food Tour - EatPolska Poland | Travel Vlog 2018
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2018
- Today we're trying Polish cuisine on a food tour in Krakow! Poland food is full of history, but how's the taste? EatPolska offer...⬇ Click 'Show More' ⬇
Polish food is rich in history, something only a food tour would properly be able to guide us through. Krakow is the first stop on our travel through Poland so we found the best food tour in town to show us around in this vlog. EatPolska offer all sorts of food tours, vodka tours and more across Poland, check them out here: eatpolska.com/
The food in Poland has really surprised us. On paper a lot of the choices might not sound incredibly appealing, but with some history and background from our EatPolska tour guid Halina and getting to try the various types of food we were convinced.
Food tours are such a great way to try all sorts of dishes from a country as you travel and todays vlog proves Polish food is delicious!
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I leave in poland
That's the best description of the Polish state of mind. Generally, we use 'love', 'live' and 'leave' as one word.
@@dawidkowalczyk20 live.
Leave =opuszczasz, wyjeżdżasz, wychodzisz.
Now try pierogi z serem
That "the soup" is called in Poland as "Żurek". In english pronaunce as "shuu-reek".
nawet nie wiedziałem że takie żarcie mamy w Polsce
Czaruchna Official xd
Czaruchna Official XDD
Nie nazywaj się Polakiem jak nie znasz polskiego jedzenia xD
Oj cebulaczek❤️
bo jestes kretynka
yes yes you should try pierogi :P!
Ate loads of pierogi, loved it!
Jebac disa
O proszę a kto by się spodziewał HISPZAŃSKIEJ INKWIZYCJI!!!
Siema jajo
Jd
Poland is so beautiful a country. I sometimes drive to Slubice to buy sausages. Poland is great in smoked sausages. Podwawelska is my favourite.
you should try to go to the countryside somewhere and try smoked kiełbasa made by locals just for themselves. it's the best when it's still hot, the freshest possible. too bad the EU wants to ban smoked kielbasa
Mine too. :-)
If You really like podwawelska, just try it from a grill!! REALLYYYY!! It's the greatest sausage to grill!
Poland is a beautiful country*
this construction with 'so' is correct though
Video about Poland: exist
People from Poland: let me introduce my self
I wszyscy atencjusze: "Poland is so beautiful omg i love Poland and polish people" Boże jak mnie to wkurza
@@jackski360 Zgadzam się. Nawet da się wytrzymać, ale żebraków lajków to już nie.
10:44 min - Drinking Polish vodka like a real Polish girl... Respect:)
LastDrakkar82 Edit minute note 10:44 with colon Mark. You kept only dot.
That's the way they can get fast sub and respect xD
Są Polskie wódki typowo dla kobiet
Wódka to min. 38 %
@@adammichalak8434 - Nie! Wódka, to 40%... 38% i niżej, to nie wódka, tylko "wyrób wódko-podobny":)
@@LastDrakkar82 dzięki
Kremowki were Pope's fav :) true story
Its true
insert kremówka
@@swolzer Znowu ty...
That's true 😊
Love from Romania brothers. Polish food is great!
Jestem Japonczykiem, I wanna try to est " Kaszanka " ヾ(｡>﹏
Come to Bialystok. I prepare grill kaszanka for you on my balkon. Umiem liczyć po Japońsku do 100, wbijaj
TheBocheno ja tez 1234567891011121314151617181920 itd
OmG maybe we couldve swap i love Japan so much, and Kaszanka its kinda like sausage, i dont like
kaszanka jet najlepsza :D
man i ll make u the best Kaszanka for some "sake" :D kidding, but when u ll be n poland seriosuly, try grilled Kaszanka with also grilled Kieszonka Ziemniaczana, this is madness ;)
My Great Grandparents on my father's side immigrated to America from Poland. I would love to visit Poland one day.
It's an incredible country - very underrated in Europe! We can definitely recommend a visit.
Yes, u may want to visit Poland, but you don't wanna live here, I promise. U re lucky that ur grandparents moved to America :) I don't have that luck :v
You will not regret it ☺
@@JordanLolo
If you don't like Poland, you may leave. You have open borders. Nobody is forcing you to stay here. I'm very happy living here.
@@vdmpl You don't know my situation, I have to stay here, unfortunately, it doesn't depends on me ;/
I can practically smell the food through the screen 🤣
Sorry to make you hungry!
The food looks simple, hearty and well done. Just something comforting about that Polish food. Great video!
Polish food is easiest ever
try to make it first than talk
Polish food is easiest ever. (cooking since years)
Żurek (sour rye soup) is often served in a bread. Look for "żurek w chlebie" in Google Graphics. That tomato sauce on zapiekanka was probably ketchup ;) Ketchup is very popular topping among young and middle-aged people in Poland. A good way to know Polish cuisine could be also a visit in bar mleczny. It's a type of bar with cheap, typical Polish food. But it's good to go with a native speaker cause the service probably don't speak English.
Oh, and I hope you ate pierogi? Every Pole and every foreigner in Poland loves pierogi!
Enjoy your time in Poland!
Good ol Ketchup! Thats what it tasted like but we didnt want to offend anyone haha. We've eaten lots of Pierogi, dont worry :)
It is a waste of totally good bread to serve soup in a hull bread. It is neither traditional nor Polish. Polish people has always treated bread with dignity as it could have become a scarce food, so not even a crumb got wasted, let alone thrown away like it is the case with a soup served in a hull bread (what happens with the inside of this hulled bread??? what happens with the bread after you are done with the soup???)
ElaPe1 You are eating bread 😁
@@DanegerAndStacey u need to try Polish dumplings with meat and mushrooms or carbide and mushrooms. We make sweet dumplings as well. Next time if u have opportunity just go for it.
@@user-uf5vn5tt8u ja też!
My boyfriend is Polish and we’ve been together two years. It was an amazing surprise to discover delicious Polish cuisine 😋😋😋 I can now cook gołbaki and peirogi. Polish “bacon from the barrel” is also the best!
Omg! You tried so many Polish meals! I am impressed and glad you liked it!
We loved them all! Thanks so much
Right - that's it! I'm heading to our nearest Polish food store (we have a couple of them locally). How on Earth is Polish food not better known?
Get in there Rex! Hope you can find some Pierogi, they have to be tried for sure... and literally anything else we ate on this tour was amazing!
It's unknown because of 50 years of communist ☭ oppression
Well that's because our neighbours invaded us every opportunity they had and erased us from map of the World for 123 years, moreover after 2nd World War Russian kept us under "iron curtain" for additional 44 years decimating our national goods and treasures. In long story short you can assume since 1795 a.c. we are existing for 50 years (21 which splits WW1 and WW2 and 29 since we took communism down) Beside in polish store u won't find that you are looking for because it's manufacture. If you want really good polish food u have to find someone with polish roots or actually a pole himself :)
@Rex Waldron
Unfortunately Polish cuisine like other Central European cuisine didn't develop until later on, most the cuisine was basically meat (game), cereal crops, fruits and berries. This is not because they were stupid but because of their location and weather, ingredients weren't available or rare. Most of it's current foods are influenced by Lithuanian, Jewish, German, Hungarian, Italian and Armenian cuisine, though this is highly disputed and controversial since due to communism unfortunately it is very hard to distinguish the exact location of origin for many recipes enjoyed in Eastern and Central Europe.
@mackjeez
You are misinformed, but that's understandable, since there isn't much information available in English and many modern Poles are also misinformed about their country's food history, since the 50 years of Communism simplified the food landscape. I have seen many similar statements about Eastern European food before, but they are based on the notion that this region is somehow inherently different from other places in the world. That is not true. Based on the argument you present, you might as well say that Japanese cuisine didn't develop until the 19th century because the country was isolated. Let's face it - many of its traditional dishes are very simple yet we don't see them as simplistic No one says that Scandinavian cuisine is primitive because it uses mostly local ingredients (meats, berries, veg, etc.). That fact is actually considered one of this region's culinary strengths instead. Why does Eastern Europe not get the same treatment? Why is it instead viewed as Western Europe's poor culinary cousin when its tradition really has much to offer to people who want to dig a bit deeper under the surface of cheap milk bars and what their Polish friend's grandmom served them for lunch? Polish cuisine isn't just some kind of bastard child of its neighbors.
ALL cuisines are based on local ingredients and were influenced by culinary traditions they came in contact with, so how is Eastern Europe (or Poland in particular) different from the rest of the world in this way? Poland has a very rich culinary tradition, which had sadly been suppressed and simplified during much of the 20th century (I think that is the real reason why it is not very popular abroad). Polish cuisine very early on used spices and ingredients from the Middle East, in much larger quantities than in Western Europe (and we know this because there's plenty of surviving recipe books, as well as trade records and reports from foreigners) and has many characteristic elements and flavors that differentiate it from other traditions, even if dishes might seem similar at first glance. The problem is that after WWII, lots of of quality cuisine was considered bourgeois, which reduced the food offerings available to people to what is essentially peasant dishes. Now, pierogi and other simple meals which are immediately identified as 'typical' Polish food can be lovely, but seeing Polish cuisine only from that perspective is like looking at French food only from the perspective of the simplest dishes and ignoring the existence of haute cuisine. Not to mention that there are many regional cuisines that can differ quite significantly and make Polish food even more diverse and interesting. We shouldn't be viewing American cuisine only through the lens of fast foods, chain restaurants, and meals people prepade from pre-made products. Or consider English food bland and boring after tasting it in the form of ready meals and cheap pub food at Weatherspoons. But we should also giv more credit to the cuisines of Eastern Europe.
I must say my favourite Polish food of all time is Bigos.
Nobody makes it as good as my mother-in-law 👌😉
It's so great to see that you were actually eating Polish food, not some stuff said to be Polish, cause there are many youtubers tasting "Polish food" wchich has nothing to do with a real cousine. Your video is awesome, I'm glad you liked our food and hope you'll visit us again :) Greetings form Poland!
Happy to hear you approve and liked! We're still in Poland, filming, uploading - lots more videos to come!
Daneger and Stacey oh! I can't wait to see your next video then! :)
You're lucky - we've got a whole Poland playlist with 10 videos or so: ruclips.net/video/MC8c6WHMcH0/видео.html
Thanks, guys :) I'll watch those videos for sure!
Omg, coming to Krakow this weekend! So stoked! Greetings from Vilnius, Lithuania:)
Have you been before? You'll love it.
Daneger and Stacey I've been to Warsaw, but not Krakow:)
Oh cool - we go to Warsaw very soon :)
my girl is lithuanian and the food she is cooking is amazing so for me lithuanian food is very tasty as well hehe cepelinai or zemaiciu blynai for example but ye our polish food is good also
@@valerijaprichodko8572 vilno is polish city :L
Może jakiś Polak się tu znajdzie 😋
Nie
Ja
Zawsze i wszędzie
szkudi może
Kurwa
You are lucky to eat polish food. DELICIOUS!!!!!! I'm jealous!!!
Thank you for this video! I am from Poland and I am glad that you came to our country and you are making a video about it!
Krakow is such a beautiful city, wanna go back there some time again
The story behind cake you were talking about (kremówki) is that pope John Paul II once told that he used to eat that with his friends after high school graduation exams (called "matura", because from now on you're mature). Everyone in Poland knows that story and goes crazy about that cake ;)
Little info about Pope John Paul II cake 😁
“However, from time to time he indulged his sweet tooth and nostalgia for his home country by eating a dessert made famous under the name Papieska Kremowka (“Papal” Cream Cake), a sweet made with puff pastry filled with cream. During his time as pope, John Paul II told the story of how, when he was young, he had organized (together with his friends) a cream-cake-eating competition to celebrate their high school graduation. Karol (his name before becoming pope) managed to eat 18, but even so, he wasn’t the winner.”
I'm from Poland 🇵🇱🇵🇱💕💕💕 Polish food is really yummy 😂🤷♀️💗
My city. Hope you had a good time. Cheers! :)
Amazing time, amazing tour and a great city!
Polish food is amazing! Subscribed! :-)
Completely agree!
Interesting soup..I would love to try it and the food looks appetizing..Thanks for sharing!
Although the term fermented is still technically correct, it's actually based on a rye sour dough left aside for a little bit longer.
I have stayed in PL many times due to work.. And Zurek has become one of my absolute favorite foods! Its truly amazing. And Poland in generel is just a good place to visit, great food, great people and great history!
thank you for that opinion! :D I love to see a lot of guests on our street, it's always a pleasure to share with our culture and of course - food! You are always more than welcome!
ŻUREK
Ja polak haha/ I'm polish haha
Great vlog! It was natural and no overreacted, really nice. Keep the good work! Greetings from Poland.
Happy you notice those things because we don't like to be fake or acting - what you see is what you get with us :) Thanks for liking and leaving a comment!
Daneger and Stacey I came here by accident, but definitely I'll watch more of Yours productions. Oh! I don't know if You tried bungee jumping, but I You want to, I recommend some place in Kraków at Aleja Pokoju 16 (it's an address) They called Bungee Jumping Kraków. 90 meters hight! ;)
You should definitely go to Wieliczka. One the best attractions in Poland, near Cracow.
We will!
krakow
I love your videos about Poland. They show how great Cracow is and that you must visit it once in your life. Thanks for that 👍🏼👍🏼
We genuinely love Krakow, the country and the food! Thanks for watching :)
Daneger and Stacey I love the way you do your videos. You can see that you are 100% yourselves. And that's something I love to support
We're always stoked when that comes across on camera because we're not a fan of channels with over the top acting - with us, what you see is just real. Thank you 🙏🏼
5:17 Obwarzanek, the prototype of bagel. Bagel was actually invented in Kraków, as a Jewish competitor to obwarzanek, and then transplanted to United States. They follow the same cooking method, which is first boiling in water and then baked, except the obwarzanek dough is also twisted.
Wzruszam się, gdy widzę jak moja ojczyzna - Polska jest bogata w smaki i tradycję. Kocham ten kraj.
Smacznego......
Cheers....
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this is the first real movie about polish food that i've seen on YT, it's all the best and truly polish and the girl who shows you krakow is a great guide
Thats so nice to hear - thank you!
We're visiting Poland for 6 weeks from next week and this was so helpful and well done. You guys are great - thanks. I'm soooo flippin excited!
Youre gonna love it, Tom - its a great place!
That was a lot of food. Never thought of doing food tours before but after this I definitely think a food tour will be in the works when travelling.
It's obviously really tough to capture everything in the video - but this tour was like a history, walking tour and food all in one. Such a great way to see Krakow! You should consider them for sure.
im from poland and im kinda surprise but happy about fact that you like our cuisine cause its really unique but sometimes its very simple ;) wish you a good tour around poland
Greeting from Poland! Nice video, thanks guys!
Wish You all the best from Poland:)))) Zapiekanki are so popular in Poland, not only in Krakow. When I was at university in Toruń it was my comfort food after hard exams or day:) The soup You've tried is a common dish for Easter. You should also try some Polish bread from old traditional bakery, especially sourdough, it's amazing. And of course Polish KREMÓWKI, love Your vlogs:)
*Polecam Bigos! 😂 Kto lubi bigos to daje like*
Ja bardzo bigos jest numer 1
Bigos jest super !!! ❤
@@TJD_04 nie lubię bigosu. 😑
Mniam bigos
Bigos dobry ale lepsze Pierogi
you want fish in poland go to gdansk or somewhere where there is fresh water, best option are places near lakes. where you just buy fried fish and fries and it will be best fish you taste
Bardzo mi miło że macie takie wrażenia z naszego pięknego kraju,zapraszamy i czekam na kolejne filmy,pozdrawiam.
It is just a matter of time, and you are gonna be very popular among travel RUclips channels. Keep up the good work guys!
Favourite comment of the day 🙏🏼 THANK YOU!
Thank you for sharing this tour with us loved it yummy
Thanks for all your lovely comments!
Glad you were in Poland, Krakow! Witamy w Polsce
Thank you for promoting Polish food and Poland at the same time :) I'm glad you appreciate it! Come over for dinner sometime :)
Awww thank you so much!
Thank You for coming. You seem like a good couple having good time in Europe which is great. Also, great editing!
Thanks - yeah we're loving it! Have so many great experiences in Europe - we upload every few days :)
Hi I am Jacek - THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR this amazing movie about my country.
Hey Jacek - thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed, still lots more videos to come from here and beyond.
Polish food is the best 🇵🇱 Especially cakes and Polish Bakery ❤👌🏻
Very nice video ! Thanks for visiting Poland ! I am glad You enjoyed the tour in our beautiful country :) Cheers !
The food tour is amazing, a lot of things to eat, cool 😃👍
Thanks for the tip, going to book one of those tours right now!
Good stuff, Scott. You'll thoroughly enjoy it!
I am from Poland! 😍 I love Polish food! This is the best! 😋
I'm from St. Petersburg, Russia and during my trip to Europe last month, i was very happy to visit Warsaw and Krakow! And i can confirm, that Poland has one of the tastiest cuisine in the world! Bigos, zrazy, kielbasa krakowska, pyzy, poledvica, kolduny and, of course, my personal favourite - zurek! I cant wait to visit Poland again.
What's the food like in Russia? Thanks for watching!
Well, cuisine of all slavic countries has much in common. Russia is huge, and have a lot of different nations each with their own cuisine. Common food in Russia are bortchs (sour soup), okroshka (cold soup with raw vegetables), solyanka (spicy and sour soup with cured meats), ukha (fish soup), pelmeni (meat dumplings), vareniki (dumplings with hundreds of different stuffings like potatoes, mushrooms, cottage cheese, berrries, fruits etc.), kasha (porridge from various cereal: wheat, barley, buckwheat, peas, oats, millet etc.). We also like pickled stuff. We pickle everything :) Cucumbers, tomatoes, mushrooms, pattypan squashes, beets, pumpkins, watermelons, apples, pears - you name it! Also there are huge variety of milk products in Russia, especially fermented ones. You should definitely visit Russia, you will love it, im sure!
thanks guys! it was great!
I would love to see a vlog from vodka tour:)
First vote is in! We're veeeery tempted!
Food It's always important in a country. Every culture prides themselves on their cuisine.
Polish sushi lol
Zapiekanka- very good pronunciation!👍
That food looks so good. I look forward to visiting.
Dziekuje wam :) Thanks for making a good video about Poland and our food.🇵🇱❣
5:30 it is indeed bagel, which is called in Poland, Precel, and when you check the information you will actually get to know that bagels were invented in Poland, in Cracow by Polish Jewish community, thats why everywhere arond the city of Cracow you can find stands with bagels because they are part of the tradiotion of this city. The first soup you tried is called Żurek and it one of the classic polish soups and probably you will not find any similar anywhere else in thee world. In fact soups are a big part of polish cousin, they are very rich in flawor and considered very healthy, you will find tons of types of soups, sometimes made of surprising ingredient. When travelling abroad and trying different cuisines I would say that polish people are one of the best if not the best in Europe when comes to soups, however the truth is also that soups in Western Europe are not so common maybe because they are not really tasty, at least from my polish point of taste ;) Keep up good work with videos! :)
Woh! Thanks Iza, you should be in charge of the KBs for our whole channel 😂
Siema Siemowaty Wygląda na to, że żyjemy na innych planetach albo masz niewystarczającą wiedzę nt języków obcych
Iza Weremkowicz I thought it's called "Obwarzanki". Pretzel/Precel is a german word(I think).
About soups... Everyone used to eat different food with different taste. So what we think is super tasty it doesn't need to be to foreigners and vice versa. I live in UK and had to used to their different tastes but still I don't like everything as I have different taste.
Iza Weremkowicz w Krakowie mówimy na to owbarzanek😉
Mi tam sie wydaje, ze to chałki są żydowski, a nie precle :P
What a great tour, really enjoyable to go along with you ! We both came from and live in the Midwest states in the US where there is a huge polish immigrant population. That said, we can now look for one or two of the dishes at our local Eastern European restaurants. Fabulous editing guys !!!! 👏👏😍😎👫
Thats amazing - hope you can hunt out some incredible food there!! Can't guarantee it will be as good as the real stuff over here, but at least you can get a taste for it 🙏🏼
Thank you so much, for this lovely video. We love polish food, is such delicious and fresh. We were also amazed, to see so many nice restaurants, each in different design. Some off them, designed by interiors looks like ready for movies to be shot. Amazing thanks
Hi Guys,
I enjoyed watching that video. Great job and big thank you for presenting Poland in such a interesting way! 👍 keep up with great job!!!
Thank you!
I always love polish foods. Very tasty, comforting and satisfying.
Greetings from Poland! 😂❤
Hey!
I really enjoyed your video, it was fun to watch your reactions to different types of polish food and vodka, thank you 😉
Smacznego, baby! Great vlog.
I'm glad you like our traditional food. It's much more that you can try it.. Bigos, sernik Z rosa etc I cook/ bake them a lot. Greetings
I get so freaking nostalgic when I see you guys walking around Krakow. Wish I was back there!
Happy we can share :)
My wife and I just did the EatPolska tour in Krakow. The guide was awesome and the food was great. Thanks for the tip and the excellent content!
Our pleasure! So glad you guys did it and enjoyed
Vodka tour? I had four or five shots with food and a little sprite at a wedding in Krakow many years ago. I don't remember getting home. Think it over...8^)
Poles grow up drinking that stuff so I am not surprised! 8^)
You are Pole don't demand from theme the same lvl of drunk skill like from us ;)
There are tricks to drinking :) For example, never do it on empty stomach. Eveb better eat very hearty and fat meals, it will slow down and decrease the effects of alcohol :)
U have to drink, eat and dance proportially :D no hangover next day
omg take me back to Poland! Everything looks so delicious!
You guys are so awesome! It's my first video of yours and I am glad I got here. Such quality both content and visual. And beyond that it's so refreshing to see Poland and polish foods through eyes of someone who is just now discovering it. Great video!
Yay - glad you found us! We've got 20 others or so from Poland and lots more from around the world for you to catch up on :)
.I found your account because I am traveling to New Zealand, and you have so many incredible videos about your country. I am so happy to watch this video and find out you visited my country too. Thank you
I'm so happy you guys pronounce Krakow right!!!! This makes me so happy lol
Thanks - we do try our best!
It was quite nice to see this vid :) I'm living in Kraków for over 10 years and some of those places/restaurants are new to me, especially the one with the cheeses. I think I need to pay a visit to some of those places for sure :D
Happy we can share some insights into some other spots!
This concept is amazing. It's like an another level of airbnb hosting, haha. :) Fun for both sides (I say it as a host). :)
This is amazing! You guys are doing it! I love that you are really showing the food culture because it's so good! Thank you for having such a nice vlog!
Glad you enjoy it!
You’re awesome Guys enjoy your stay!!!!
Thanks Artur - loving it! Lots more vlogs to come from Poland.
Guys! This sour soup - Żurek, is the ultimate hangover food! You can find it in many Polish houses after some major celebrations. The more sour, the better❤️
Great video, Welcome in our country. Enjoy
Adorable couple. The tour looks great. That beef with mushroom sauce... Wow.
Thanks so much
Such a fantastic video!
Aww too sweet x
Best food in the world. Greetings for you guys 😉
Great video! Best regards from Poland! :)
Is actually the fact about the desert and pope, great vlog I’m glad you guys enjoyed 👌🏻
Aww Food Tour - Such a great idea!!! Looks really great and tasty! Now I'm hungry! haha 😂😋😂😂 So glad you had chance to taste so many different traditional things and you liked them! :)) Obwarzanek (bagel) it's my fav snack when I'm on the go 😃 The great thing is that I can find them on every corner 🙈🙈🙈❤️And hope you finally tried the cheese and potato dumplings (ruskie pirogi
We've been super impressed with all Polish food so far! Absolutely loving the country as well.. also totally loving your comment - thank you!
Polish milk bars are my favs. They have very cheap real or "everyday" polish food for students, workers on a lunchbreak and etc. Its like old school cafeterias. I hope you went there!
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Poland is so beautiful a country, hello from New York
Sitting here in my NYC apartment during quarantine, dreaming of travels. Thank you for a pleasant video, free of the usual travel vlog artifices and precious youtubey poses -- just natural, straightforward footage of two people enjoying a variety of local foods. Dying to visit Krakow.
Really pleased to hear that, glad you enjoyed and hope you can visit Krakow some time soon!
Good to hear :) US, especially NYC and California are on my bucket list as well🥰 Greetings from Poland🇵🇱
Nice video! The fermented flour soup is actually my favourite kind of soup. You should try it with a little bit of horseradish (a quarter or a half of a teaspoon), it gets a little spicy twist to it and becomes even better!
I always eat it with horseradish too! :D
That sounds interesting! A little bit of spicy twist is always welcomed!
Love the vid, keep up the good work, Poland is awesome and tasty ;)
Thanks so much! Yeah we completely agree with you on both!
Also some cool stuff! The bridge from 6:12 is on street 'Starowiślna' which means 'Old Vistulas', way years ago, before Austrian partions(1st WW), the Vistula river flotes just like this street goes now. But while They occupied this terrains ther changed the way of river and builded builvars which lead the river as today. ;)
Very cool episode. Greetings from Athens, GA
Vodka tour is in Poland like main tour ;). And vodka is so smooth becouse it's chilled properly :).
Guess we need to do a vodka tour then and find out!
Polish vodka is heavenly. I actually prefer Zubrowka to Belvedere!
11:20 She could be quite right. As traditional polish "smalec" (that how we call this lard) can also have bacon inside. But most common(and that what I think it is) you had "skwarki" in there which are similar to english "pork scratchings". Crispy but not so much as scratchings are. It`s nothing else that parts of pork belly cut in a small dice and then fried on the pan :) I hope you have lovely time in Poland. Good luck :)
It's very nice that you show my country on the best side, if you know where to eat best, you will not be disappointed. But as in every country, it's best to ask a local person who knows better where the food is of the best quality. thank you for the great video about Poland.
Great choice- zapiekanki from Kazimierz and so on- entire city is cool, not mega modern but still a lot is happening. I love sitting on barka near bridge- Kładka Ojca Bernatka and enjoy beer from the river!!