What do non-Poles think about eating the following Polish foods?

The dishwasher does it. :):):) This is Poland, not your incel basement in US white trash ghetto.


No, only gluttons do it. Stop selling such lousy advice, it is Poland, not your incel basement during a party in US white trash ghetto. hahahaha

I am not a glutton like you so I stack only half of what is available on offer. And then I repeat the procedure again and again. That is decent eating. Ha!!!!

Usually, during the lunch break at congresses, the buffet is so crowded that when I wait in line, I put on everything as quickly as I can. However, I don't do it out of greed, just to avoid standing in line again.

Are there many Americans at your congresses????


That is crazy. Go to other congresses where they don`t economise on food for participants.

They are usually mainly German. They stand meekly in line and do not complain.

I see. Why doesn`t the congress organisers provide more food so that participants don`t fight for it?

There is no shortage of food, but usually there is a shortage of time. The lunch break passes quickly.

You call your wife the dishwasher? Wow!

Okay but I'm sure not to her face! :)

Yeah, who stacks and empties the dishwashing machine most of the time in your "Polish" home anyway? According to the PF feminists it has to be your wife and not you! :)


Oh, so you personally keep using the same plate again and again for everything on offer. Gluttony in slow motion.


Why complain that your children are gluttons for having sausage and a dry savory dessert on the same plate at the same time when they are not sitting properly at a table to eat anyway as shown in the photo you posted? :)

Exactly! Coz I am enviromentally friendly and don`t use up world`s resources to wash up a silly plate.


Show me where it was said so, darling. :):):)

It's understood from the conversation.

You complained that your children had their main meal and dry, savory dessert on the same plate and at the same time even though they were not sitting properly at a table anyway.

I said piling food like this isn't so uncommon even in public gatherings.

You (the bourgeois communist) condescendingly dismissed this as gluttonous.


No, it's because your dishwasher wife doesn't want to do more work! :)

If you were so environmentally friendly as you pretend to be then you would avoid more electricity and water consumption all together and use compostable paper plates instead, Mr. Fallout Farmer! :)

No, that is your biased interpretation, darling. :):):)


Yes, in your Am white trash ghetto incel basement. But let me repeat, this is Poland, darling. :):):)


I DO avoid electricity and water consumption on my plates!!!! I simply don`t wash them. I just leave them on the desk and on the next day they shine with 100% cleanliness coz the cats have washed them at night. HA!!!!!! I got you!!!


:):):) I never played that computer game. Is it your fave one???? hahahaha

Why won't you answer why your family doesn't sit together around a table to eat like actual Polish families do?



Is life under Tusk so dire now that you had to burn all your dining furniture to keep warm or sell it just to buy food?

But we do!!! I just don`t talk about it coz it is so obvious.
Check me out how I gobble down traditional Polish chicken soup at a family table:

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phone on the table?

And adding magi to the broth?

My approach to chicken (or any) soup is very weird. I always finish as much of the liquid as possible and only then eat the solids (and only add magi to the noodles afterr the liquid is gone).

It isn`t mine. Sb put it there., It is a smartphone while I still use an enviromentally friendly mobile phone.


Yes, magi works wonders on broths! Magical results! Believe me!


Yes, maf, it is very complicated, indeed. But I fully respect your approach. I did it my way is what differs us from rightists who only do what Kaczynski tells them.

You have the table manners of a dog just like Tusk.

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Yes, to scare off the cats which hop onto the table and try to prey on my food while I am eating.,

Do you growl at them when they try to approach?

No growling coz I fear choking on food which I am eating. I just bare my teeth which I have retained all until now. That is enugh.

Polish pancakes can be a little different than the ones in other countries.

My fave are cottage cheese pancakes. Cheese is inside as stuffing, of course. I like when it is sweet flavoured. Some recipes suggest adding raisins.

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I used to like the ones with serek and strawberries. There were as few places in Poznan that did that and they were always a treat.

Naleśniki with peanut butter and powidła śliwkowe. Mniam. Although I like the cheese ones a lot too.

Fried aubergine, with oyster mushrooms and cheese. And Polish strong beer, of course. Salad is fresh produce from the garden - leek and rukola.

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My Polish Pawian tortilla! Ingredients: fermented cucumber, Italian lettuce, tomato, fried squid strips, potatoes, boiled chicken scraps, sauce.
I fry my tortillas so that they are crispy down there. :):):) Delicious dish. I strongly recommend you try it.

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Not for me. That combination of ingredients together would turn my stomach :(

Same here.....Jerzy has very strange tastes......

He must have the worlds worst breath after some of the disgusting plates he has posted.

The cottage cheese pancakes look interesting though....:)

I couldn't agree more....... what a total slimeball when it comes to food!

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That`s what I meant to achieve in this thread when I started it 13 years ago. Superficial foreigners judge the dishes only by looking at them, having no idea how they taste. :):):)

Thank you very much for cooperation. :):):):)

Certain ingredients compliment each other Pawian. That looks like you used up the leftovers in your fridge for the tortillas. Additionally, I would say only the fermented cucumbers are 'Polish' as such :)

In case of my pawian`s ingredients, your claim is still a private theoretical belief, not based on empirical knowledge resulting from actually trying the dish. :):):)


Only chicken scraps were leftovers. The rest had been freshly prepared for the dish. :):):)


Mission Impossible part 5!!! :):):) Do you reject Polish potatoes introduced in Poland by King Sobieski in 1683?? Or lettuce introduced in Poland by Italian Queen Bona in 16th century??? Or tomatoes introduced I don`t remember when or by who but if you question their Polishness, then we shouldn`t talk about tomato soup as a Polish dish at all??? Or chicken which was already known to Poles and Polesses during the reign of the first king of Poland Boleslaw the Brave in 11th century???

You should certainly get a better grip on Polish history. hahahaha buhahahaha

PS. The only truly foreign ingredient was squid. 1 vs 5. :):):)