carlo863 19 Feb 2007 / #1can some one give me a recipe for a poland drinks non alcoholic..please..thank youOH AND ALSO DESERTS THAT ARE EASY TO COOK.THANK YOU
daffy 23 | 1,500 19 Feb 2007 / #2i know this isnt helpful but i lOVE polski paczkiand they DO have lovely deserts so ill be watching this thread :)
eri 21 Feb 2007 / #5OH AND ALSO DESERTS THAT ARE EASY TO COOKAll right. Some links: outernetweb.com/recipes/, polstore.com/html/polishrecipes.html, polandpoland.com/polish_recipes.html.
itsbeckyyeahh 1 | 3 14 Sep 2008 / #6Merged: Non-alcoholic beverages from PolandI'm working on a project for my gourmet 2 class, and I need to find a beverage from Poland that we can make in class, and since it's for a high school class, it obviously can't contain alcohol.
SeanBM 35 | 5,806 14 Sep 2008 / #7it obviously can't contain alcohol.Why not? ;)Don't be fooled to think all Polish drinks contain alcohol, up until just recently a cocktail in Poland contained no alcohol, what a rip off.Probably the most common and maybe the best for your class is kompot.
itsbeckyyeahh 1 | 3 14 Sep 2008 / #8no I was just saying, that any drinks we prepare in class can't contain alcohol, because I'm a 17 year old, and most of the kids in my class are between ages 15-17, so I was saying I need to find something without alcohol in it. Thanks for your help though.
Lodz_The_Boat 32 | 1,535 14 Sep 2008 / #9it obviously can't contain alcohol.Why not try the following healthy drinks:1. Water2. Milk (varieties and shakes)3. Fruit JuicesI think these three can be enough for any person.
