UK, Ireland / Poles and Irish, what do you think, are we friends or enemies? [62]

The Poles and Irish are very similar, whenever they speak it makes no sense, lol

Food / What's your favorite Polish beer? [870]

Harnas, Okocim mocne, Tatra, and Tesco's extra strenghth lager (2.29zl a can) :)

but I do miss proper beer, like tetley, John Smiths, Newcastle Brown...well, them were the good ol' days!

Life / Could i find people in Poland by their phone number or address? [25]

I guess your friend just doesn't want to be found :)

find a new friend

Food / BREAD IN POLAND IS DETERIORATING [90]


I would prefer those additives, E104 is my favourite, lol.
AND Warburtons stays fresh for longer because...Its in a wax packet, and people refridgerate it after opening. Its superb bread, and still ok to use after the best before date.

Living in Poland doesn't half make you watch the pennies!

I'm waiting to see the photo of this, 80zl a kilo, WTF?! who can afford that in Poland? It must be priced up for tourists.

Food / BREAD IN POLAND IS DETERIORATING [90]

My freezer is tiny I'm afraid, 1 frozen lasagne in there and its full.

As for sausages - I think I heard that a traditional sausage from Poland has the contents of...HORSE.

Konnier kewbaskie, hard to find, but a traditional sausage

Food / BREAD IN POLAND IS DETERIORATING [90]

I sometimes go to Tesco's because its British, and the prices are so damn reasonable.
So I usually buy too much :(
I was a little dissapointed in Poland over Easter, as I couldn't fins any hot cross buns anywhere.

Luckily I'm back in England in a few weeks,
hello tasty food again, lol

(Anyone want anything bringing back? Bourbons, custard creams, wagon wheels, etc?)

Food / BREAD IN POLAND IS DETERIORATING [90]

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POLISH BREAD (is crap!)

Can anyone think of another name for Polish bread?

The only word I can think of is...crap!
It lasts one day, and then you have to throw it away!
FFS. I miss a loaf of Warburtons, that frigger would last all week, and still make a nice sandwich at the end of it.

I guess 80% of poles have a breadmaker at home, because when its another public holiday
(yes, there's quite a few of these!) It means you cannot buy a loaf, so your stuck with the one you had bought the day before, and thats only good for throwing at Germans.

Life / Could someone please explain this funny Polish picture? [9]

aaah, I see :)
so its like a motivation advert for the police.

So lets help our service (the police force)
we should give them more perks, yes?