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Joined: 8 Apr 2007 / Female ♀ 		Last Post: 11 Apr 2007
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tica   
9 Apr 2007
Genealogy / I'm polish and have a darker complexion - WHY? [78]

man... I guess my opposite exist! I mean I'm latina and I don't look like one. Actually, 90% of people think I'm East European so what!?!? Identity is more than appearence no? hahaha anyways me too I wish I was darker, looks prettier no? (no offense to white ppl since I'm white myself! (more green now in winter hahaha))
tica   
9 Apr 2007
Food / Poland known for their sweets? [67]

I can tell you that polish chocolate candies are awesome ! especially the ones containing alcohol and liqueurs.My husband is non-polish and he absolutely looooves them !I also recommend KROWKA candies and gingerbread cookies from Kopernik factory.Worth trying !!!

Thanks alot Toofunky! :) are those Krowka ones the ones with a cow? they sure look good... I was checking that website and man... it even explains how they make them and believe me, it sounds like alot of work: they must be delicious! :)
tica   
8 Apr 2007
Food / Poland known for their sweets? [67]

Yay thanks a lot, I really appreciate it to have an expert's opinion on it! hihihi I wouldn't want to blindly buy chocolates. Though I'm sure most of them are good... hummm
tica   
8 Apr 2007
Food / Poland known for their sweets? [67]

I like the grape chocolate alright. but my fav polish foods are the pastrys

mmmm.... you are right about that! the ones I've tried have kept me drewling and dreaming about them ever since hahahaha!
tica   
8 Apr 2007
Food / Poland known for their sweets? [67]

from an english perspective, polish sweets, whilst quite nice, tend to be a little old fashioned... the sort of thing granny gave you thirty years ago...

ohhh I see... but wouldn't that mean they taste better then? isn't it better the "old granny way" nowadays where all is transformed and mixed in an Industrial, full of sugar and chemicals way? .... or am I just being an idealist?

I really like the chocolate covered plums. mmmmmmmmm so good.......

ohh really? I wonder if they have it in that website because I think I've tried those before! ohh I remember now, thanks! :)
tica   
8 Apr 2007
Food / Poland known for their sweets? [67]

I'm sorry! I really am a newbie at this! :| ... Hum... therefore, I have to admit that I don't have a clue on how to "refresh" my topic without having to start a new one? ... hehehe I'm really sorry, though!
tica   
8 Apr 2007
Food / Poland known for their sweets? [67]

Polish chocolates, really that good?

hey! I posted a little question in the General Discussions forum... but no one answered :( So here I'm, trying again!... I was wondering if someone would be able to tell me if the website shown in the General Discussions forum (chocoladka) is accurate about the Polish chocolates? Which ones are the best?

Humm... Thanks!
tica   
8 Apr 2007
Food / Poland known for their sweets? [67]

Hi everybody,
I was just wondering if someone here could enlighten me. I noticed there was a link to a Polish chocolate website. Being the chocolate lover I'm, I went there out of curiosity... And there I found a lot of brands and sweets. I was shocked, I didn't know Poles had so much sweets to offer!! Does anybody know, then, which are the best? Is the website accurate? I would be curious to know that, the chocolates looked very good and the prices were VERY low (you know the kind of situation where you say: it's too good to be true). Therefore, I was wondering if some expert would be willing to help this not-Polish person! :)

Thanks in advance!