Polish meat in English supermarkets?

Well depends how many poles he know :)
Proper, fresh prepared English food is really nice. Maybe all they had was microwave "value" stuff which i kinda don't blame them for not liking :)

Thank you bunia, Im glad that someone appreciates our meger offerings ;0) and welcome back to the forum!

OMG yeah Chips nd Gravy, i do miss being in Manchester, for some reason they don't do chips nd gravy down south. You ask for it and their like 'what??? chips and gravy???'

Thank you

One thing i will never understand tho is: VINEGAR :)
its just so wrong to have salt+vinegar on your chips :)

i couldn't agree more!!! I think it is horrible, the taste, the soggy chips with all that vinegar, yuk!!!

I don't agree with chips+gravy either :P
But that's just me :)

ok so if you had to have one or the other, its the gravy on your chips or salt and vinegar, whats your choice??? :)

uh can i have mash insteed ? :)

yeah but surely you have gravy with mash though??? i mean, sausage, mash, peas and gravy :)

YAK!
Nope
I would have schabowe, mizeria and mash thank you very much :)

It's all this "chips with scraps" stuff I don't get... no wonder everyone's fat round here... eating bits of leftover batter!!!!!!111!!!1 :)

But, in general, English food is nowhere near as bad as people make out. Though if you do all your shopping in those cheap freezer shops, I'd agree. But those jars of Polish bigos/gołąbki, etc are almost inedible too. Strangely, the best fish and chips round here are sold by a Pakistani/Middle-Eastern takeaway!

good girl... ;)

what would a Texan know about English food?? lol I mean chips and gavy, chips and scraps, chips, Salt & vinegar. I thought it was dinosaur steaks in hick land :)

True

I always imagined that everyone eats buffalo burgers round there :)

texans love chips salt & vinegar, but here chips are not french fries... ;)


more like buffalo thighs around the clock... lol

I don't get it either :) Even tho im fat lol

yeah i must admit i don't get the 'scraps' part either, gravy i like but scraps, nah that just means extra swimming or something!!!!


actually i have to disagree with you there in the main, the only people who can even attempt a decent fish and chips are the numerous Chinese takeaways, i find the Indians, Pakistani's etc etc haven't got a clue


yeah when i went to america when i was young, everytime i would ask the nice lady in the hotel for chips, she would bring me crisps!!!!! I didn't say anything because then i just thought she was a 'stupid yank' but after speaking to some Americans on Holiday i soon discovered chips were 'potato chips' I.E. 'crisps'

Nope i disagree - they murder fish big time. Its dry and smells like curry lol

maybe he means Turkish, they do OK fish and chips, but the best are Chinese...
All the corner shops round here sell Polish meat...

But they do!

I've tried dozens of fish and chip shops on my way home from work, and the place I'm referring to is the best!

They do 100 frozen samosas for £13 as well - beat that! :)

Price maybe good - but what about the taste ? And what things are going into those samosas?

Not much good frozen, now are they? ;) ;)

Welcome back to the forums Bunia :)


Getting back on topic...today I ate Polish sausage that began with a Z. I can't remember the full name. I've never had it before but it has black pepper through it. Any ideas? It was bought in a supermarket in the UK.

Thank you :)
Kielbasa with pepper starting with Z ? - No clue

Żywiecka ?:) (not 'Z' though)

That could be it :) Why didn't i think of Ż?
Sleepy

Z pieprzem ;)

That's the one! :) OK... it started with a Ż :P

Very tasty. :)


My fault, I should have used the correct letter..

It's definitely one of my favourite sausages though...I'll be buying more. :)

An acquired taste, I remember thinking how disgusting the frogs were for slapping mayo all over their chips..

But vinegar on chips is actually quite healthy since the vinegar breaks down the fats...