tosha 2 | 7 8 Oct 2010 / #1I have no idea what I should bring home to everyone. I hate getting things that just sit on a shelf so I was thinking Polish specialty items, like chocolates or other goodies. Does anyone have any ideas?
pgtx 29 | 3094 8 Oct 2010 / #2so I was thinking Polish specialty items, like chocolates or other goodies. Does anyone have any ideas?Miod pitny - MeadWodka - vodkapierniki - gingerbread (from Torun!)
convex 20 | 3928 8 Oct 2010 / #3I like to bring spice mixes and kitchen utensils for making local foods...but I'm a bit of a dork like that.
zetigrek 8 Oct 2010 / #5Buy a folk neckerchief, like this:It was a very fashionable accessory recentlyOr earrings with such motives:
convex 20 | 3928 8 Oct 2010 / #6like vegeta?and maggi.like a little mix of spices for bigos for instance...just add the core ingredients, and a little paste of poland back home. dunno.
OP tosha 2 | 7 9 Oct 2010 / #10Great ideas so far everyone! Keep them coming. I genuinely appreciate your help.
zetigrek 9 Oct 2010 / #11Great ideas so far everyone!Everyone?I hope you didn't take this one seriouse:Polish "stuff" like "dopalacze".?
valpomike 11 | 194 9 Oct 2010 / #12Lots and lots of Amber, and some of the great wood carvings. These are a few of the things I bring back, and all love them.Mike
poland_ 9 Oct 2010 / #13Sliwki - Plums in chocolate , I always take sliwki for friends and family and they always ask for more.
Ksysia 25 | 428 9 Oct 2010 / #14Pieguski and Michałki - the Brits are enchanted with those. They hold llong conversations over the ingredients.
OP tosha 2 | 7 10 Oct 2010 / #15I hope you didn't take this one seriouse:haha, I looked up the meaning... didn't help. Luckily there was a thread about them. I don't think I could pull off bringing that through customs, let alone getting on the plane. lol good one.
Coad - | 1 19 Oct 2017 / #16Merged: Souvenirs made in PolandHi. Where can I get some small souvenirs made in Poland in Warsaw? Please suggest a few places and address if possible. Thanks
DominicB - | 2706 19 Oct 2017 / #17The most widely known source for folk art and souvenirs is Cepelia:cepelia.com.pl/index.html
kaprys 3 | 2101 19 Oct 2017 / #18It might be a terrible thing to say but there are always some souvenir shops at the airport ...
DominicB - | 2706 19 Oct 2017 / #19If you are looking for a brick-amd-mortar store, the Cepelia shop in Warsaw is on the corner of Marszalkowska and Jeruzalimskie, across from the central train station.
Roger5 1 | 1432 21 Oct 2017 / #20Solidarność Śliwka Nałęczowska. Plums in chocolate. Always a winner. Make sure they are made by this company. Some of the cheaper knock-offs are very inferior.Available everywhere