Gaa 15 Nov 2009 #31I could survive without some Polish dishes, such as kisiel, milk soup, serwatka, kompot, flaki or any other organ meat, galareta (jelly) made out of pigs feet, potato pancakes, szmalec and żurek.how about kaszanka? buckwheat+pig's blood ..delicious:P
Cardno85 31 | 973 15 Nov 2009 #32any other organ meat, galareta (jelly) made out of pigs feet, potato pancakes, szmalec and żurek.how about kaszanka? buckwheat+pig's blood ..delicious:PActually quoted half my favourite Polish foods right there. It's all about the organ meat...mmmm. And bizarrely there are a lot of things on that list (minus żurek) that you can get in Scotland under different names and quite traditional!
Cardno85 31 | 973 15 Nov 2009 #34tripeI think this is universally agreed on the site. I actually have never met a person here who likes Flacki and I have never met a person in the UK who likes tripe. Infact we had a chicken dish in my restaurant back home that had tripe on the plate and it was never eaten...ever!
pawian 224 | 24,433 20 Nov 2009 #37In other words: name the most useless Polish product you've ever come across!Vodka. I have it once a year.Tripes are OK. Yummy!Pig tongue is delicious too!:
Cardno85 31 | 973 30 Dec 2009 #39Seriously, tongue is pretty tasty. Heart as well...think about it, two muscles that are very lean and well worked so plenty of taste and healthy to boot :)Still don't dig the tripe!
Trevek 26 | 1,700 31 Dec 2009 #41In other words: name the most useless Polish product you've ever come across!Polish roads and Polish audi drivers.
dagenhamdave 31 Dec 2009 #43Wegeta. Damn stuff. Anything you cook for a Pole without half a ton of salt and a shovel of Wegeta in it is "bez smaku" według nich...
jonni 16 | 2,482 31 Dec 2009 #44dagenhamdaveThis is very true - the Polish diet must be among the most salt-laden in the world.Also Maggi seems very popular here - someone once told me it's slightly addictive.
delphiandomine 88 | 18,131 31 Dec 2009 #45This is very true - the Polish diet must be among the most salt-laden in theworld.Dreadfully so - I can happily live without adding it to anything, but it seems most Poles demand it to be added, even to things such as spaghetti with a homemade sauce!
RonWest 3 | 120 8 Jan 2010 #46name the most useless Polish product you've ever come across!Carp...........yuck!!!!!!!
Cardno85 31 | 973 8 Jan 2010 #47but it seems most Poles demand it to be added, even to things such as spaghetti with a homemade sauce!I always thought the opposite, that they didn't add enough salt to the food.But then I am Scottish :P
pawian 224 | 24,433 17 Apr 2012 #48In other words: name the most useless Polish product you've ever come across!Vodka?I prefer home made- wine.
Trevek 26 | 1,700 20 Apr 2012 #50name the most useless Polish product you've ever come across!Radio Marija
Sebastian 6 | 108 20 Apr 2012 #51Random List, but here it goes.FlaczkiCzarninaGalorettaMaluch (nobody should be driving these things anymore. Its 2012 ffs. I'd rather have no car than drive a maluch).PolonezSmalecTatra beerRadio Maryja
