All Things Christmassy in Poland

I like those. Good at Christmas. In my region we eat them with strong cheese.


Goldfish can indeed be lucky. Fun too; have you read Lace by Shirley Conran or seen the mini-series?

Yes, apart from goldfish, they also keep other animals at Christmas to bring good luck:
e.g, llamas are very popular:

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As well as sheep, donkeys and goats. Sometimes camels.

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Polish people do eat some strange things.
What do llama and camel taste like ?
I have never had any of either. :-)

Nobody in Poland eat llamas. I never did.

Nobody does. It's just more drivel from the attention seeking monkey.

Camel (I've had it many times but avoid it unless I have to eat it to be polite, since I like camels) tastes something between beef and lamb. A bit closer to beef. Not the best meat and usually eaten in places where they cook the meat as soon as it's killed, so it tends to be tough.

You can buy it in Poland at Makro, frozen.

Why did you stop lying?? You lied about Christmas before and now such a change??? :):):)

Ukrainian kvass, Polish bread and Jewish carp at Christmas supper - the amazing unity of 3 nations.

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Cultures, of course.

I prefer that term to nations.

The meal with the three different elements shows how complex Poland is and what a rich history (and present) it has.