MareGaea 29 | 2,752 24 Sep 2009 / #1...I was just wondering, what is the main Polish export article? Something that is known world-wide and yet is original from, or was first produced in PL?I saw Lolek en Bolek as a kid on Dutch and German television, mainly on German TV though. I thought they came from Czechia, but it turns out they're from PL.Examples:Sweden: AbbaNetherlands: FlowersIreland: GuinnessUK: Brits abroad :))and so on...M-G (and I don't mean Polish girls, ok?)Come on guys, you can think of a major Polish export-article?Let me myself give the kick-off: Kielbasa.M-G (buys them regularly - reminds him of the sausages back in the Netherlands)
pawian 213 | 22,169 24 Sep 2009 / #2...I was just wondering, what is the main Polish export article? Something that is known world-wide and yet is original from, or was first produced in PL?Vodka Chopin or Sobieski?
OP MareGaea 29 | 2,752 24 Sep 2009 / #3pawianWodka ok, but what is Sobieski?M-G (call me stupid, but I don't know sobieski)
Seanus 15 | 19,706 24 Sep 2009 / #4M-G, you are stupid ;) ;)Sobieski is a known vodka here and a former Polish king I think.
Dice 15 | 452 24 Sep 2009 / #5I tried Sobieski, it was pretty good but it gave me a headache the next day. It's pretty cheap too, somethnig like $8 for a fifth. I think it's a rye vodka. On the label it said "Distilled Enough" LOL
Seanus 15 | 19,706 24 Sep 2009 / #6You have to drink it frozen, it's super then. Not too much of it though, it can really put you on the floor if you mix.
mav - | 7 5 Oct 2009 / #7I have heard 'Miś Uszatek' is (or was) well known in Portugal.Has anyone seen HSBC commercial ad? Apparently Polish washing machines sales are up in India - lol, I know it is just an ad but it makes me laugh everytime I see it.