Breakfast in Poland | Eating Polish breakfast in Krakow

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  • Join us for breakfast in Poland as we visit Moment cafe to eat both traditional Polish breakfast items as well as a more contemporary menu in Krakow, Poland. Still being on Kyrgyzstan time we woke up really early and by the time we got to the restaurant for breakfast we were really hungry. With that in mind we ordered a huge cappuccino, two fresh squeezed juices and two big mains which included a more traditional Polish breakfast with eggs, sausages, meats and cheeses and then a more contemporary twist with a bagel filled with cream cheese, trout and vegetables.
    Overall, it was a delicious breakfast and if you're in Krakow we highly recommend this place:
    Moment Resto Bar  
    Breakfast Restaurant
    Address: Estery 22, 33-332 Kraków, Poland
    Hours: 9AM-11PM daily
    Phone: +48 668 034 000
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    Breakfast in Poland | Eating Polish breakfast in Krakow travel food video transcript:
    Well good morning good morning. Today we went in search of Polish breakfast and we ended up at the perfect spot. So we found this restaurant. It is called Moment. Or maybe it is Moment.
    And they kind of specialize in breakfast so they have a Polish breakfast and a traditional Krakowski breakfast. Yes. So we've ordered one of each to see what the differences are.
    And what is the local name for it?
    So he said something like śniadanie Krakowski. śniadanie Polski.
    But anyways we know we're getting breakfast.
    And someone has to start the mornings off right with coffee. Oh man, when I saw that they had big cappuccinos on the menu I'm like yep. Oh yeah. I could use one of those. And while Sam is getting caffeinated I'm having juice. All natural juice. Actually he ordered the same as I did. So it is apple, carrot, orange.
    Anyways, my breakfast is here. This is the traditional Polish one. And woah! That looks good. Woah. So we've got some scrambled eggs, we've got two sausages, we've got some grilled bacon, we've got cheese. We have cream cheese with like radishes and cucumbers and another little salad with cucumbers and peppers. So OMG. Mouth is watering here.
    Polish sausages. Lots of mustard. Oh my gosh. Yeah, we were expecting this breakfast to be like egg and sausage heavy. Yeah. And it has delivered.
    You know Polish food has a really big influence in North American cuisine too. There are a lot of Polish people living in Canada and the US. And if you go to somewhere like Chicago you're going to get some amazing Polish food.
    And one of the interesting things when I was just recently researching about Polish cuisine and Polish food is that the precursor to the bagel is from Poland
    I think I'm going to try the sandwich first so I'm not sure if I should be doing this but I'm picking it up. Yes. It is a little bit sloppy. I'm getting some sauce on my hands already.
    xcellent quality bagel. It is multigrain. It has lots of seeds as you can tell. And then the trout oh that is nice. It is kind of in a creamy type of like I wouldn't call it mayonaise but sort of a mayonnaise consistency sauce.
    Yeah, really good quality sausage oh my gosh. Yeah, isn't it good?
    And there is some cheese mixed into that egg too. Yeah, and we've also got some cheese slices which I didn't actually get to.
    So you were saying this is a cream cheese?
    Yeah, so there is like a cream cheese with radishes and cucumbers in there.
    So we had such a nice breakfast that I completely forgot to do price point.
    So it was 80 Zloty which is just under 19 Euros and that included everything.
    Two juices our two big mains and the large cappuccino. Now I'll admit that is a bit of a more expensive breakfast but if we wanted to make it a little bit cheaper we could have I suppose not ordered the juice.
    It was just a really good breakfast. Loved that we got to try both a traditional Polish breakfast which included meats, cheeses and breads and also a bit more of a contemporary twists on it with the bagels and the trout and the salad. A nice combination of kind of hearty and healthy. If you're in Poland I highly recommend you try this type of breakfast.
    This is part of our Travel in Poland video series showcasing Polish food, Polish culture and Polish cuisine.

Komentáře • 930

  • @RickyG225
    @RickyG225 Před 5 lety +12

    I live in the center of the Polish population in Chicago. They have some of the best food I have tasted and I am Italian-American. They can cook so well and they are some of the friendliest/hardworking ppl to have here in Chicago. We have been blessed to have the Pols here!

  • @barbarastepien-foad4519
    @barbarastepien-foad4519 Před 6 lety +130

    Polish bread is the BEST in the world.

  • @violettazyskowska7586
    @violettazyskowska7586 Před 6 lety +162

    If you really want to try some polish cuisine go to Bar Mleczny (milk bar). There's a couple in every town, city. Everywhere really. Try Gołąbki, Pierogi, milk soups, pork with potatoes and sauerkraut. Try barszcz and żurek, try white sausage, kabanos... plenty of choices. For breakfast we eat boiled eggs with yolk still running with a roll, some ham on it and veggies. Or sandwiches with white cheese, veggies and tea to that. Or some oatmeal with fresh fruits. Most of all, we eat bread, and in Polish culture bread is very meaningful and most people take it very seriously. Beagles aren't even Polish - I can't remember them to exist when I was a kid... We really love our food and there's plenty to choose from, so many options ❤️ In Poland we eat cheap, Polish food really is cheap and a breakfast for 80 pln is like a robbery...

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +15

      Thank you very much! The milk bars are awesome. Actually we feature them quite prominently in our city guides from our time traveling in Poland.

    • @alh6255
      @alh6255 Před 6 lety +10

      one correction - beagles a very Polish food, they were invented actually in Cracow in medieval ages. If you do not know them, you may be from the rural region far away from Cracow or your parents are, but you can know something else traditional from your region.

    • @violettazyskowska7586
      @violettazyskowska7586 Před 6 lety +5

      Possible, I couldn't be raised farther from Cracow. In those parts of Poland beagles weren't in shops until recently. But it's good to know, thanks for the info, I will research it further :)

    • @petermotyka5032
      @petermotyka5032 Před 6 lety

      Bylem naprawde Polskie jedzenie - Yes i was there and this is real Polish traditional food...You.should go there not for deco but food...super original.

    • @trishloughman5998
      @trishloughman5998 Před 6 lety +4

      Mmmmm. Gołąbki - to moje ulubione polskie jedzenie.

  • @emwu28
    @emwu28 Před 6 lety +3

    People, they are in restaurant - not in polish hospital. So they have breakfast like this. I agree that usually we eat only sandwiches or only egg, but when i have some time i make breakfast like this. I think this is a great polish breakfast Sam and Audrey :)

  • @xiumei7945
    @xiumei7945 Před 6 lety +19

    I moved from Denmark to go live in Kraków, Poland. I love the food here :) Nice video, I will visit that place.

  • @Ania-xn6vo
    @Ania-xn6vo Před 6 lety +16

    It's a Polish breakfast for tourists. Not a very real thing but looks delish. I'm glad you enjoyed it guys.

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +1

      Thanks for letting us know.

    • @toggid
      @toggid Před rokem +1

      What are you talking about? It looks authentic, maybe not all at once, but still

    • @jonathansoko1085
      @jonathansoko1085 Před rokem

      When a pole eats eggs, they are always very runny. I prefer them that way

  • @andjames
    @andjames Před 7 lety +59

    I was in Poland a year ago and all these Krakow videos make me so happy. Keep it up!

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 7 lety +5

      Thank you! That is cool to hear :) How long did you stay?

    • @krzysiekmysza8448
      @krzysiekmysza8448 Před 6 lety +1

      I`m from Poland and i live 30 Miles than Kraków. Kraków is the most popular in the Poland

  • @yukiyu6241
    @yukiyu6241 Před 5 lety +19

    Nevertheless Polish cuisine is one of the best in the world., tasty and ohh so healthy!! Complimenti a tutti!!

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 5 lety +2

      It is tasty!

    • @yukiyu6241
      @yukiyu6241 Před 5 lety

      @@samuelandaudrey So tasty, I know., bet you enjoy every single bite.. True continental European cooking., bit different from Mediterranean., I find it milder in taste but richer in flavors. One of my favorite. Which one is yours?? some day you have to tell us a secret..,

  • @polishnorwegianandspanish9145

    You are so on point when it comes to your assessment of Polish food. It’s always like that: local, fresh ingredients and savoury taste.

  • @salvajegata2222
    @salvajegata2222 Před 6 lety +77

    It's more like English breakfast not Polish! We Polish eat on breakfast bread with cheese or ham and we eat tomatoes, cucumbers, you can eat also sausage like Frankfuterki or egs but mostly Polish people don't eat breakfast with a lot of fat like English. Many people eat also yogurt and cereals, in Poland is really big variety food for breakfast.

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +2

      Ah, thanks for letting us know.

    • @dawiddrewnowski5731
      @dawiddrewnowski5731 Před 5 lety +4

      Me too from Poland and It look like traditional breakfast for me. But Polish people don't eat all time Polish brakfest. We like Italian or Chinese food very much too. Today Polish people eat more healty. In biger cities i think. You are so nice. I hope you had great time in Poland 😊

    • @voldren
      @voldren Před 5 lety +1

      at first glance, i thought it's ridiculous to call it a traditional polish breakfest too :D
      but to be honest i couldn't be more wrong, because you have everything there, that many people eat for breakfest, it's just presented in a more fancy way on a plate, and served all during one meal (as you probably should expect from a breakfast served in restaurant, especially for that price)

    • @BowlerTheHatGuy
      @BowlerTheHatGuy Před 5 lety +1

      Thats not TYPICAL Polish. Thats typical European hotel breakfast. Its really hard to tell what is traditional Polish breakfast or do we have one? Personally I eat porridge for breakfast, sometimes pancakes.

    • @susie2251
      @susie2251 Před 4 lety

      Marysiav it’s the same in England too. A full English breakfast is not an everyday occurrence but a special meal.

  • @RecicledCanadian
    @RecicledCanadian Před 6 lety +122

    I'm Polish and is good to be Polish. Thanks for sharing your experiences from breakfast in Krakow.

  • @kamkamkamkam9781
    @kamkamkamkam9781 Před 6 lety +13

    Oh my god, You are so adorable couple and yor commentarry is so great. Emotions are so real and honest. Greetings from Poland, Opole. It would be great to guest You here and show You traditional Polish and Silesian cuisine. Great job to praise our food culture. I love both of You.

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +3

      Thank you very much! Opole sounds like a great place to visit.

    • @donh4907
      @donh4907 Před 6 lety +1

      My wife and many here in San Antonio TX are descended form Silesians from near Opole. This was on Google: "Today there are at least 228,309 Texans of Polish ancestry, according to the 2000 U.S. census, making them the seventh largest ethnic group in the state. But, the history of Polish Texans goes back before Panna Maria. A few Poles arrived in Texas as early as 1818." Chicago is ground zero for Poles, but Texas got them first.

    • @jansaddam3829
      @jansaddam3829 Před 6 lety +1

      Don H Znamy tą historię Ślązaków ,którzy musieli uciekać ...Pozdrawiamy z Opolskiego !!!

  • @linapesz313
    @linapesz313 Před 6 lety +18

    I am Polish and this breakfast is made for turists....it is not really traditional....but glad you enjoyed it

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +4

      Oh, our bad. What would be a traditional breakfast then?

    • @BowlerTheHatGuy
      @BowlerTheHatGuy Před 5 lety

      @@samuelandaudrey
      Porridge? Semolina? Or pancakes?

    • @cvvkie3467
      @cvvkie3467 Před 4 lety

      @@samuelandaudrey Pierogi, rosół, barszcz, gyros, gołąbki, klopsiki xD

  • @maciejmac7256
    @maciejmac7256 Před 6 lety +374

    Sorry guys. It is not Polish breakfast. It is breakfast for tourist.

    • @jansaddam3829
      @jansaddam3829 Před 6 lety +5

      Maciej Mac Też tak Im napisałem...😃

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +5

      Ah, where would be a good local option?

    • @maciejmac7256
      @maciejmac7256 Před 6 lety +18

      Hm. I think so better meet Polish family and eat breakfast with them. Ask - who invite us for polish breakfast. Good luck :)

    • @dataskin
      @dataskin Před 6 lety +28

      The true polish breakfast is much better than this :)

    • @kubagozdzik9708
      @kubagozdzik9708 Před 6 lety +3

      Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos You know, the real traditional is like some fried kielbasa with maybe egg with mayo and wholegrain bread slices, really simple.

  • @000MYSZ999
    @000MYSZ999 Před 6 lety +11

    Obviously, it's fancier, but normally we wouldn't put all those things together on a plate. I mean each one of them it's a separate breakfast dish such as scrambled egg (and I don't mean eggs with milk done in a microwave, Polish one is cooked on a pan with butter with onions/mushrooms/bacon) OR sausages OR sandwich (yes, we have sandwiches for breakfast). Anyway, I'm glad you enjoyed it and you will associate Poland with yummy food.

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +1

      Thank you! We sure had some nice meals while traveling in Poland.

    • @rmj3423
      @rmj3423 Před 5 lety

      Well explained

  • @igor9468
    @igor9468 Před 6 lety +2

    This type of breakfast is very popular in big cities in Poland. In Warsaw there is a lot of places with offers where you can buy coffee for ~3€ and have breakfast like this for 1zł (~0.25€). The offers are usually valid untill 12 o'clock. I love them ;)

  • @nutka2618
    @nutka2618 Před 6 lety +260

    Lol i am from Poland and i havent noticed that our traditional breakfest looks like this...someone lied u guys...

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +6

      Oh, what would be a traditional breakfast?

    • @suniatko96
      @suniatko96 Před 6 lety +27

      its kinda like this but separately like just scrambled eggs with tomatoes or just sausage with ketchup or just sandwiches with white cheese not everything in one :)

    • @paulthe2mikolajdupontsrens586
      @paulthe2mikolajdupontsrens586 Před 6 lety +2

      Krzysztof Dudek I love your last name. It's funny

    • @Katu3572
      @Katu3572 Před 6 lety +4

      Um ok Su Nia - you're obviously some Polish hybrid or not POlish - ketchup? no thats not Polish breakfast

    • @Katu3572
      @Katu3572 Před 6 lety +5

      chips and schnitzel??? Bahahahahahaha

  • @martin99121
    @martin99121 Před 6 lety +23

    Polskie śniadanie = bar mleczny Flisak ul. Tadeusza Kościuszki 1.

  • @leahparadero5268
    @leahparadero5268 Před 5 lety +5

    I’ve been in krakow twice but we enjoyed our breakfast in Kolanko#6. It’s a must to visit.

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 5 lety +1

      Thanks for the recommendation! Hope we can try that next time!

  • @joelponce3747
    @joelponce3747 Před 6 lety +4

    I'm missing Krakow and you guys put out a video of a place I had breakfast at 2 months ago. Great stuff guys!

  • @chubachuxhu
    @chubachuxhu Před 7 lety +33

    Both of you are my favorite youtubers!!!! I watched all your vids from 2012 upto 2017 :)

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 7 lety +11

      Wow, thank you very much! That really means a lot to us :)

    • @bogdang.7627
      @bogdang.7627 Před 6 lety

      I watch you too . You are very nice ;)

  • @juliovicente2037
    @juliovicente2037 Před 5 lety +10

    Hey guys the polish breakfast looks delicious I love it tank you.

  • @maciejcieslikowski9557
    @maciejcieslikowski9557 Před 4 lety +1

    Thank you people for your happiness and honesty. God bless you

  • @klaudiuszsolarewicz3144
    @klaudiuszsolarewicz3144 Před 5 lety +2

    Lo mejor de Polonia !! COMIDA y la GENTE !!! Bravooo.

  • @cathmarieantoinette
    @cathmarieantoinette Před 6 lety +288

    Where's pasztetowa, majonez and 2 days old baltonowski bread?

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +14

      We'll have to include those next time.

    • @patriotpl9466
      @patriotpl9466 Před 6 lety +16

      pasztetowa rules xD

    • @swietlista1986
      @swietlista1986 Před 6 lety +18

      A jajecznica to tyyyyyylko ze SZCZYPIORKIEM :-) say szczypiorek :-)

    • @MKOMKONNNN
      @MKOMKONNNN Před 6 lety +1

      yup mom couldn't eat fresh rye it had to sit and go stale before she even putt anything on it bvack in the day wood was scarce so everthing cooked one day eaten for the next 4 days either it was dry smoked or pickled salted or fresh picked from out back behing the the pig house mostly soup soup soup every other day /slice bread with lard and a tomato slice suck on a pig feet bone from the soup and spoon of kruat from the barrel in root cellar and if you were lucky you got a single stick of gum from the pekao store/hut in town and a strip of toilet paper for a few zloty and maybe you got a chunk boiled potato too

    • @puma1963
      @puma1963 Před 6 lety +2

      Na wsi

  • @maciekapocaliptic
    @maciekapocaliptic Před 6 lety +12

    That is typical hotel breakfast. Eggs, bacon, some sandwich, frankfurters and coffe. Best hangover breakfast. Lot of protein and fat.
    I think we don`t have "typical" dish for breakfast. Definitely sandwich with something like ham, chease and tomato + tea or coffe.

    • @mnp870
      @mnp870 Před 3 lety

      Macie, , they are in Poland ( get it). and this is a Polish not American cuisine. I’m sure if you wanted a sandwich the chief would accommodate you. They are very polite people.

  • @SurfItable
    @SurfItable Před 6 lety +2

    That is do lovely seeing You two enjoying Your food 💕😊

  • @mikeprosser5836
    @mikeprosser5836 Před 5 lety +1

    WOW! A video of eating a basic breakfast. Awesome

  • @katarzynakokowski3942
    @katarzynakokowski3942 Před 6 lety +29

    Polish sousages are the best!!!

    • @FouriousBear
      @FouriousBear Před 5 lety +1

      taa? to ile posmakowałaś rożnych rodzaji parówek w swoim życiu ? :)

  • @Dzikichili
    @Dzikichili Před 6 lety +7

    Great video, great breafast, semi elegant - hipstero, fusion places like this have been coming up lately. It looks tasty glad you are so axited about it. To me of course little bit too far away from what I would have but You go elegant style and I like it very much. it is never gonna happen but if you tried to be like Anthony Bourdain and visit someone at their home and get drunk. That would be just amazing. He never visited Poland perhaps little bit too tough ground hehe

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +2

      Thank you! Would love to have a home cooked meal someday in Poland! That would be awesome.

  • @yenniav4910
    @yenniav4910 Před 4 lety +2

    Poland is a beautiful country with a lot of nature. blunt food your desserts a delight my boyfriend is polish it's a quiet country😍😊🥧🥞🍶🍔🍖🍗🥔🥟🍢🍩🍰🌿🍃🌄

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 4 lety +2

      Indeed, Poland is beautiful and the food is delicious!

  • @AussieAngeS
    @AussieAngeS Před 7 lety +2

    What a wonderful breakfast you both had. Wow that bagel would taste fabulous I love them both.

  • @georgeford8214
    @georgeford8214 Před 6 lety +5

    Polish breakfast is served with tea. Rye bread and wheat or multi-grain bulbs.
    Cottage cheese with chives, radish, or tomatoes, cucumbers etc. Eggs, ham.

  • @pawelrusnak6442
    @pawelrusnak6442 Před 6 lety +6

    The polish words you initially said were pretty good! Didn't suck at all!

  • @majamintoft5821
    @majamintoft5821 Před 4 lety +2

    The Polish breakfast, today, differs very little from thee ones in any Western civilized cities. School kids and working adults have milk, hot chocolate, tea, or fresh brewed/instant coffee, open sandwiches with cold cuts, cheeses not only Polish, and with jam/preserves. Weekend breakfasts are not rushed. Very often, in Spring and Summer breakfast table there'll be farmer's cheese (similar to cottage cheese, but dryer) made more moist with a bit of creme fraiche, and with thicklly sliced radishes and chopped chives mixed in. Fresh rye bread is a staple, and most like to finish the morning meal with fruit jam/preserves on that buttered sliced rye bread.
    Of course, the Polish breakfast and all meals differ from region to region, as well as the family life styles in cities and in the country sides.
    One thing is for sure, most products are fresher and better quality than in the US. The produce has more flavor and have their natural aroma. Polish wild strawberries are a dream!

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 4 lety +2

      Thank you for sharing that in detail Maja.

    • @majamintoft5821
      @majamintoft5821 Před 4 lety

      @@samuelandaudrey you're welcome! Thank you for replying and liking my comment💖😀

    • @majamintoft5821
      @majamintoft5821 Před 4 lety

      Warsaw's Blikle on Nowy Swiat (New World) street confectionery store/cafe have the best doughnuts with sugar rose petal preserves filling. Get them while you can
      ( in the a.m.) b/c they go like hotcakes!
      I hope Blikle's address hasnt changed by now. They are so worth seeking out, even though they're on the pricey side.

  • @krzychusudo1012
    @krzychusudo1012 Před 6 lety +1

    Nice video. Is nice to see you guys enjoying time in Poland. Cheers

  • @pamelahunt1330
    @pamelahunt1330 Před 6 lety +3

    I fell in love with Poland

  • @TheAlexkubetin
    @TheAlexkubetin Před 6 lety +5

    Polish food in Poland.....very good

  • @Damianpsm
    @Damianpsm Před 7 lety

    Love that you doing Polska

  • @invisiblehandofadamsmith
    @invisiblehandofadamsmith Před 6 lety +1

    i am planning to see Krakow in next month. i have heard that this is really beautiful city with splendorous atmosphere

  • @margplsr3120
    @margplsr3120 Před 6 lety +34

    It is like polish breakfest given in fancy way :)

  • @annajones9586
    @annajones9586 Před 6 lety +25

    I am Polish and when I made breakfast polish style " kanapki ",my American husband did not want to eat. He prefers American "sponge " bread ,yellow mustard and other "waste" ...speechless

    • @TheMoni77777
      @TheMoni77777 Před 6 lety +6

      Get divorce!

    • @annajones9586
      @annajones9586 Před 6 lety +6

      I can't ..he about to be rich and I don't want to miss all shopping

    • @richardlawson4317
      @richardlawson4317 Před 6 lety +2

      Many Americans are terrified that they will be able to TASTE their food! He needs a plate of PASTE with the option of a grain of salt. "Spicy"??? Run down the street with hair on fire!!! Sorry.

    • @francieodendahl9351
      @francieodendahl9351 Před 5 lety +1

      @@annajones9586 lol, oh that's a good reason to stay with someone that wont last long. Will be divorcing you in 20 years for your trade in...lol... hopefully that's not true differences can always be enjoyed if you love the person. For rich or for poor...

  • @drohiczyn
    @drohiczyn Před 6 lety

    I haven't been to Poland in almost 30 years , .. going back next year ... Thank you for great videos .... (can't wait to try some of that Śniadanie Polskie )

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety

      Oh, that is great! Hope you have a great return trip.

    • @sirhana
      @sirhana Před 6 lety

      Please dont try this...Go to milk bar or to common Polish ppl,

  • @sladdy8149
    @sladdy8149 Před 6 lety +1

    Hey Audrey and Samuel, in three weeks, we will start our next Poland trip. We are putting some of the restaurants, you have visited on our list and taking some tips from your videos. We are very exited. Greetings from Berlin

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +1

      Thank you! That is wonderful to hear! We sure enjoyed visiting Poland last year. Where do you plan to go?

    • @sladdy8149
      @sladdy8149 Před 6 lety

      From Berlin to Kraków, Łódź, Toruń ( gingerbread- city) and my hometown- Bydgoszcz. All within eleven days. My German girlfriend is a huge fan of the polish cuisine and the milk- bars as well.

    • @sladdy8149
      @sladdy8149 Před 6 lety

      From Berlin to Krakow, Lodz, Torun (gingerbread- city) and my hometown- Bydgoszcz. All within eleven days. My german girlfriend is a huge fan of the polish cuisine and the milk-bars as well.

  • @synergyenergy8654
    @synergyenergy8654 Před 6 lety +118

    Not Polish breakfast at all guys!
    I'm Polish so I know that is just for tourists.
    Anyway, looks great and delicious!

    • @sireugenecourtney5797
      @sireugenecourtney5797 Před 6 lety +3

      A real Polish breakfast is when 5 people who are going to replace a light bulb all take turns licking the bulb before it is screwed in.

    • @sireugenecourtney5797
      @sireugenecourtney5797 Před 6 lety +1

      Why are Poles depicted as dummies and why do they have a history of being overrun by their surrounding neighbors?

    • @penguinsfan251
      @penguinsfan251 Před 6 lety +4

      You couldn't eat any of that food. Being English, and therefore stuck with English teeth, about all you can consume is baby food and warm beer.

    • @astraldreamer84
      @astraldreamer84 Před 6 lety +5

      It is not a matter of nation wisdom but only matter of politrics and propaganda.Go to North Korea and tell
      everybody you meet what is going on in USA,Europe,Japan.He won't believe.
      Westerne Europeans are dumber than esatern,because they don't resist islam and in 20-30 years there
      won't be any western civilization.
      If you think,that western goverments don't fuck their citizens so you are wrong.
      You earn more because western companies are digging money in poor countries.

    • @astraldreamer84
      @astraldreamer84 Před 6 lety +4

      Jews control all:economic,trade,goverments,media,corporations.
      So there is no sense to talk about it.People in every country are brainwashed.
      Poland has a strategic gegographical position in the world.
      Although that it's not a rimland Poland is the center of the Europe and in future there will be a logistic China
      bases.Similar in trasportation:if Putin wants to buy smth from germany he has to transport through Poland.
      That's why polish nation struggle for years fighting with neighbour countries and rebuilding their cities
      infinity times.
      West Europe didn't experience occupation for two hundred years,didn't experience a decades of communism.
      What are we talk about? If for example France or Germany would experience something simillar.There wouldn't be that countries anymore.

  • @iwona6314
    @iwona6314 Před 6 lety +4

    Your Polish doesn't suck at all (almost perfect pronunciation of "śniadanie"). And no matter what lots of people are writing here, this is Polish breakfest, maybe it's not daily becaeuse it's a bit complicated and fancy, but looks like breakfest celebrate e.g. on Sundays

  • @poppywhatever5693
    @poppywhatever5693 Před 7 lety

    Looks amazing!

  • @naonaonia
    @naonaonia Před 4 lety +2

    Poles usually eat sandwiches for breakfast, eggs, scrambled eggs, yogurt, muesli, etc. Coffee, tea.

  • @CrankDATdance56
    @CrankDATdance56 Před 6 lety +5

    hmmm, the only breakfasts I ever had when visiting family in Poland was nice Polish bread with different hams and sausages, tomatoes, cheese, eggs, gherkins,

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +1

      Our mistake. Think we messed this up.

    • @CrankDATdance56
      @CrankDATdance56 Před 6 lety +5

      Its ok , it happens, if you really want to know what traditional Polish food is like, then you need to go and visit somebody's grandmothers house..... this is my opinion.... babcias cook the best Polish food....

    • @naukanaukowo9671
      @naukanaukowo9671 Před 6 lety +2

      Well I had that kind of breakfast more then once, especialy scrambled eggs so it's not really that inaccurate .

  • @krzysztofzbrzezniak4598
    @krzysztofzbrzezniak4598 Před 7 lety +8

    amazing fork & knife skills

    • @KarasekUS
      @KarasekUS Před 7 lety +1

      +Krzysztof Zbrzezniak I've noticed that too, but I don't think he gets your irony.

    • @utahdan231
      @utahdan231 Před 6 lety

      To jest normalna rzecz w kulturze zachodu. Tak posługuje się sztućcami większość społeczeństwa i nikogo to nie dziwi. Ale serwowanie tak wyszukanego śniadania bez serwetek na stole to na zachodzie skandal. Wiem , wiem , Polacy ich nie używają nawet jeśli są one na stole.

  • @Frisk_undertale_123
    @Frisk_undertale_123 Před 2 lety

    I'm from Poland and i'm happy that you like it :)
    Ja jestem z Polski i się cieszę że wam smakuje :)

  • @lovelight5294
    @lovelight5294 Před 6 lety +2

    You two are adorable ❤️ Loved ur video!!

  • @benmak917
    @benmak917 Před 6 lety +3

    Not a typical Polish breakfast, but Westerners like it. Audrey should try it everyday, being skinny is not healthy.

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +2

      We tend to start our day off a bit lighter to be honest.

  • @joelewbank962
    @joelewbank962 Před 6 lety +4

    Dude...that coffee cup was HUGE!
    I'd drink two. Minimum.

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +1

      It seriously was! Hahaha...good idea. Maybe even 3 ;)

  • @jaygo71
    @jaygo71 Před 5 lety +1

    Dsls looked scrumptious!

  • @nancywutzke5392
    @nancywutzke5392 Před 5 měsíci

    I love it!!
    The happy food dance 😀
    I do that too.

  • @petermotyka5032
    @petermotyka5032 Před 6 lety +4

    Yee Polish food taste natural...love veg and fruits in summer time ...tomatos smell like tomato not like paper (GM food)..

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +2

      Ah, that is good to hear. Nothing worse than bland fruit or veggies.

  • @bettermood505
    @bettermood505 Před 4 lety +4

    Polish sausage is the best in the world.

  • @jenniferlorence1950
    @jenniferlorence1950 Před 6 lety +1

    The food and the Capucino Looked Delicious. And the price is even better!!

  • @varden9608
    @varden9608 Před 6 lety +2

    You guys are having a chance to eat REAL food in Poland. I'm in USA and every day eating SOMETHING like similar rags, similar bread, similar vegetables, ,,, ONLY CHEMIKALS !!! I'm a jealous. Polish food is one of THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

  • @dipeshmalla4545
    @dipeshmalla4545 Před 7 lety +4

    OG fans knew Sam is gonna ignore that Runny fried eggs lol.

  • @allerune
    @allerune Před 6 lety +7

    That was a really good breakfast :) but was it a "traditional Polish"? ... I wouldn't know, I doubt anyone in Poland knows what the "traditional Polish breakfast" is :) in my opinion we eat things very similar to all the "continental" breakfasts but our sausages are much better

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +2

      Thank you! Good to know and our mistake for not realizing that. We should have done better research.

    • @allerune
      @allerune Před 6 lety +2

      I didn't say it was a mistake :) just shared my lack of ideas when I asked myself a question about traditional breakfast. Here you experienced the best. If you did a serious research about what people are really eating it would be similar everywhere. Half don't eat anything and grab a bite on a way to work. Others just make a quick sandwich, eat cereal or oat meal. The tradition happens during Christmas and Easter, there is a custom of eating family breakfast. On my family table there are always eggs in mayonnaise, white boiled sausage, bigos (cooked cabbage with meats etc.) and some other traditional dishes. I bet that no restaurant is serving this sort of breakfast :D

  • @sofiapierobon8018
    @sofiapierobon8018 Před 7 lety

    Nice video, as usual! But for the best coffee...you guys may want to try the Italian one! The best one is in Naples ;) I had it when I went there ...and I'm not even a coffee drinker!!!

  • @George_haddad1997
    @George_haddad1997 Před 6 lety +1

    Yum!! I could eat that breakfast daily and not get sick of it lol

  • @patrysiapk
    @patrysiapk Před 6 lety +20

    It is a Polish breakfast, Sometimes we eat that all separate, but here are shown almost everything Polish food.

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +6

      Oh, I see. We kind of ate a lot more than normal?

    • @abiblabla
      @abiblabla Před 6 lety +8

      You got a combo ;)) Just missing oatmeal or cereals and tea! Tea is a must ;))

    • @TheMsMadeline
      @TheMsMadeline Před 6 lety +9

      abiblabla but tea with lemon not milk ;)

  • @grzesieeeeeeeek
    @grzesieeeeeeeek Před 6 lety +2

    nice;)

  • @gotmythumbs
    @gotmythumbs Před 5 lety +1

    Well, I was born with the last name of Czajkowski but my father changed the family name to Adams to Americanize us. One of my favorite breakfast foods was kieshka which is a blood sausage. I always ate it fried with yellow mustard. Haven't had it in a couple of decades, but I remember the flavor very well. Another dish I remember was a soup served on Christmas eve which was called czarnina and had ducks blood in it. My spelling of these foods may be off as I'm trying to spell them from memory.

  • @puneetarora8934
    @puneetarora8934 Před 6 lety +1

    From India love love love Poland

  • @iac17
    @iac17 Před 7 lety +7

    you have to try zurek while in krakow

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 7 lety +1

      Thank you for recommending that! :)

    • @iac17
      @iac17 Před 7 lety +1

      there is also a good restaurant in kazimierz called bombonierka ; is really good and we always go there when we are in krakow

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 7 lety +1

      Awesome to hear!

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 7 lety +1

      Thank you for sharing that!

    • @bronks76
      @bronks76 Před 6 lety

      Or "Wodzionka"!

  • @naonaonia
    @naonaonia Před 6 lety +12

    Polskie śniadanie w większości polskich domach domach to np. jajko na miękko + świeża kajzerka z masłem, albo dobra parówka wiedeńska z musztardą+ kajzerka, albo jajecznica na maśle posypana szczypiorkiem i kajzerka. Do tego pokrojony pomidor, ogórek, dobra herbata lub kawa. Niektórzy jedzą bułkę z dżemem do kawy. Ale śniadania nie są cieżkie, zbyt kaloryczne, raczej lekkie. Ja np wypijam na śniadanie wielki kubek zimnego mleka i do tego rogalik z masłem. Do pracy na lunch biorę mleko, kawałek drożdżówki. Do południa wypijam litr mleka))))

    • @jansaddam3829
      @jansaddam3829 Před 6 lety +3

      naonaonia Co do śniadań masz rację,alesame zimne mleko z lodówki z rana !? Może powodować wrzody u niektórych ...

    • @naonaonia
      @naonaonia Před 6 lety +1

      Wiem,że to niekoniecznie zdrowe....ale jakie smaczne)))) Pozdrowienia!!

    • @naonaonia
      @naonaonia Před 6 lety +1

      Ale jakie to smaczne)))) Jestem wielbicielką mleka. Sama robię swojskie twarożki. Uwielbiam jogurty, kefir,ale też takie schłodzone świeże mleko. Ciepłe mi nie wchodzi))) Organizm każdego człowieka sam czuje co mu pasuje. Serio. Jak masz taką szaloną cheć smak na coś-jedz to. To twój organizm ma na te składniki zapotrzebowanie. Ja też mam takie fazy- czasem na buraki,czasem na fasolę))) A mleko to wapń i widocznie mój organizm domaga się wapnia. Trzeba słuchać swojego organizmu.

    • @jansaddam3829
      @jansaddam3829 Před 6 lety +1

      naonaonia He,he-mni nie musisz przekonywać -,kiedyś CHLAŁEM po 5 woreczków mleka dziennie ...:D

    • @naonaonia
      @naonaonia Před 6 lety +1

      Hehehe))) Ja oczywiście znam tę teorię o szkodliwości mleka( kazeina, pepsyna itd.) Ale u mnie najwidoczniej nie przepadły enzymy trawiące laktozę. Mnie mleko nie szkodzi. Co więcej- smakuje mi))) Teraz,jak były upały latem,to potrafiłam przyjść do domu, po drodze kupić litr zimnego mleka, usiąść i wypić pół litra na raz)))) I za chwilkę dokończyć))) Sama się z tego śmieję))) Albo letni najlepszy mój obiad...młode kartofelki z koperkiem i kubas zsiadłego mleka, jogurtu. do tego kalafior polany masełkiem z buleczką.... miodzio!

  • @Esterhazy1973
    @Esterhazy1973 Před 5 lety +2

    Ice cold Perla Strong from the old brewery on Bernardynska Street in Lublin - this is the ultimate breakfast :)

  • @jakubkarczmarczyk6726
    @jakubkarczmarczyk6726 Před 5 lety +1

    These are too fancy. We mostly have open sandwiches but teens can also go for a bowl of cereal and even have the sandwiches with it. Baltonowski bread with mix and match cold cuts, tomatoes, eggs and cottage cheese is my personal favourite combo.

  • @krugmeister7301
    @krugmeister7301 Před 6 lety +10

    ...Funny...NO BREAD for Breakfast.?!??

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +1

      Yeah, it more dairy and meat intensive.

    • @Zaurkax14
      @Zaurkax14 Před 6 lety +1

      Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos im polish and my breakfast is always sandwiches. That's how I actually understand breakfast. Sometimes with ham, with cheese, with tomato, jam etc, but just sandwich ;) once a month when I have too much time I make eggs. Here in Poland bread is really good, and also very popular. My boyfriend is an exception. He eats only goddamn meat 24/7. I must say the second plate you have showed was much more polish than the first one.

  • @jansaddam3829
    @jansaddam3829 Před 7 lety +34

    Lepsze LATTE 😀 No i my raczej na śniadanie jemy kanapki z plasterkami pomidora,lub ogórka ..

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 7 lety +4

      Pomidor i ogórek brzmi naprawdę dobrze.

    • @palkinponi
      @palkinponi Před 7 lety +1

      Oj, depends :P dla mnie kiełbaska z rana!

    • @jansaddam3829
      @jansaddam3829 Před 7 lety +2

      PONILAND Kiełbaską z wody ,lub podsmażana z cebulką i ketchupem,lub jajecznica na boczku,śmietanie,szczypiorku ,pomidorach ...😀

    • @petipetya
      @petipetya Před 6 lety +1

      Me too (ja również).

  • @mrcraftsmann
    @mrcraftsmann Před 6 lety +1

    A traditional breakfast, but deluxe, hip style.
    What typical breakfast usually is:
    1.a simple sandwich, with cheese, or meat, and some veggies, often comes with a cup of tea - here became a bagel with all of this (except tea)
    2.boiled sausage / hot-dog sausage (kiełbasa or parówki), served with bread, mustard /ketchup (rarely mayo)
    3.eggs - usually boiled eggs (with mayo or horseradish) or scrambled eggs (on butter, sometimes with onion, mushrooms, bacon, sausage or tomatoes), sometimes a spread made of boiled, grounded eggs with veggies and spices
    4."farmers"/"white" cheese - cheese mixed with a bit of yoghurt or buttermilk and vegetables - usually onion, garlic, cucumber, tomatoes
    5.milk soup - less and less popular - with rice, pasta or oats.
    So here, it is a bit of everything, but it all fits in (even bacon - scrambled eggs on bacon is quite common, but polish bacon is quite different form american)

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +1

      Thank you for sharing that! Really appreciate the information.

  • @sulichnalednosandok8862
    @sulichnalednosandok8862 Před 5 lety +2

    Looks like ful Polish breakfast 😉 twarozek jest super

  • @andrzejrzym
    @andrzejrzym Před 6 lety +11

    I've never seen breakfast like this. I'm Polish :)

    • @francieodendahl9351
      @francieodendahl9351 Před 5 lety

      I have grandparents who were from Poland but I don't know anything about the Polish culture or food. I think pierogies and kielbasa are even Americanized Polish food. In America we just eat whatever are being served for breakfast say thank you

  • @paulawojciechowska
    @paulawojciechowska Před 5 lety +3

    I am sorry to inform you, but it has hella nothing in common with polish breakfast. :)
    Anyways greetings :)
    Btw if you're in Warsaw anytime I can guide you and show you real polish breakfast or any other typical, real food xo

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 5 lety +1

      Thank you Paula! What would you suggest we try next time?

  • @Grzegorz713
    @Grzegorz713 Před 5 lety

    Smacznego! Pozdrawiam 😊

  • @CheerstoTravels
    @CheerstoTravels Před 6 lety +1

    such a fancy looking breakfast! lol

  • @zuzia3029
    @zuzia3029 Před 6 lety +4

    Polish people eat parówki for breakfast XD

  • @LucyInThe7Sky
    @LucyInThe7Sky Před 6 lety +24

    I'm Polish and I've never had bacon strips or a bagel for breakfast at my home. If you want to make travel video, you should verify information before you share. I would be mad if you had misinformed me doing a similar video about a country with I don't know...

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +2

      Our mistake.

    • @onlypoland5194
      @onlypoland5194 Před 6 lety +4

      I am.polish and i had breakfast like this everyday 2 parówki with fried eggs and cheese when i was young i had fried ham couldnt afford bacon but the other one with bagel deffo not polish maybe cracow breakfast

    • @barbarahades1699
      @barbarahades1699 Před 6 lety +3

      LucyInThe7Sky It was rich polish breakfast and beagles were invented in Krakow ;)

    • @sireugenecourtney5797
      @sireugenecourtney5797 Před 6 lety +1

      I guess it depends on whether you are a Christian, jew, or Muslim.

  • @mgecko2959
    @mgecko2959 Před 6 lety +2

    Polish breakfast is proper breakfast. In UK you will get everything fried in lots of oil and its all just too heavy for the morning. Lots of fresh veg, radish, tomato, cucumber, lettuce, some nice white cheese, eggs and boiled sausage, not deep fried :D That's the best and most efficient way of starting the day.

  • @Jacques1007
    @Jacques1007 Před 5 lety +1

    Oh, that's not a typical polish breakfast.Polish people have a variety of breakfast proposals eaten separately.It rather would be a 'weekend breakfast' when you have more time than usual to make it.
    By the way you are so friendly and nice :D I hope you enjoy Poland. Have a nive day!

  • @Haroumi
    @Haroumi Před 6 lety +4

    Bagiel in Poland eee? Ok. Its hard to find bagiel in my city...

  • @weronikabielska7966
    @weronikabielska7966 Před 6 lety +6

    Bekon polskim śniadaniem...

  • @nicku1
    @nicku1 Před 5 lety

    You made my mouth watering! :D By the way - even Aretha Franklin (RIP) served Polish sausage in her Soul Food Cafe in Blues Brothers! :) And finally - when in Cracow, ask for Krakowska! :)

  • @olivergorman3419
    @olivergorman3419 Před 6 lety +1

    Just caught on to these witty and very likeable vids, so another ten minutes watching Audrey and Sam tortured by guilt at enjoying one of life's simple pleasures.

  • @petipetya
    @petipetya Před 6 lety +3

    I also change the fork and knife in my hands, just as Audrey. :)

  • @TheWoodStroker
    @TheWoodStroker Před 6 lety +3

    Too much face time, must be Millennials. Food looks good though.

  • @TheKiszka
    @TheKiszka Před 5 lety +1

    Scrambled eggs is a must on Sunday morning in Poland in some regions of Poland is hot sausage too but Mon to Fri we totally eat just ham and cheese sandwich or cereal :)

  • @takeru2702
    @takeru2702 Před 4 lety +1

    Japan rescued 765 Polish orphans in Siberia in 1920, 1921 and 1922.Polish orphans lost their family in Siberia and were hungry without food. Poland asked different countries to save Polish orphans. But every country refused to save the orphans.Finally, Poland asked Japan to rescue the orphans.Japan soon decided to save the Polish orphans. Japan found and rescued the orphans who were crawling in Siberia.We Japanese did our best to rescue Polish orphans. Japan sent a total of 765 Polish orphans to Japan.The orphans were weak. And the orphans were ill.Japan gave orphans a warm meal. And Japan treated the disease of orphans. The disease of all orphans has been cured. The orphans have recovered.Many donations were collected for orphans from all over Japan. Toys were also donated.The orphans treat Japanese who take care of them like a mother.Japanese also loved the orphans as their own children. The Empress of that time also loved the orphans as their own children. Polish orphans had a good time every day.The diet of the orphans was nutritious and gave a delicious meal.On the day of parting, the orphans cried crying that they did not want to leave Japan.The Japanese also shed tears at the farewell with the orphans. Polish orphans sang the Japanese national anthem "kimigayo" and the Polish national anthem on the ship. All 765 Polish orphans returned safely to Poland. Japan loves Poland.If something happens to Polish children, Japan will help again.Japan handed out the Virgin Mary prayer card to all orphans. Polish orphans who always had it survived the war and lived until they were over 80 years old.And during the Second World War, the Japanese “chiune sugihara” saved more than 6,000 Jews.

  • @Mel-mg8dr
    @Mel-mg8dr Před 6 lety +3

    Really? Fried runny eggs are gross? .....

  • @nadiaprentki8346
    @nadiaprentki8346 Před 6 lety +29

    Scrambled eggs and sausage TOGETHER? oh no it's not real polish combination 😄.

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +3

      Oh, our mistake.

    •  Před 6 lety +18

      Speak for yourself. I would say most of the people eat both including me, all my life :)

    • @SuzanaX
      @SuzanaX Před 6 lety +3

      greetings from Croatia :) I think it is very difficult to talk about a Polish breakfast or a Croatian breakfast etc, because even I don't eat the same breakfast each day lol

    • @szpiegulaula
      @szpiegulaula Před 6 lety

      Yes it is:)

    • @passionfruitfruit
      @passionfruitfruit Před 6 lety

      Nadia Prentki but it really is!!!

  • @thepofmeister
    @thepofmeister Před 6 lety +1

    Excellent vid!

  • @yapgimkwee8842
    @yapgimkwee8842 Před 6 lety +1

    for the best part of Poland is the People. most polish folks are way more polite and friendly than most countries.

  • @detoks2819
    @detoks2819 Před 6 lety +5

    this is not polish breakfast

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +2

      What would be then?

    • @aniaraj
      @aniaraj Před 6 lety

      i agree

    • @PiotrPilinko
      @PiotrPilinko Před 6 lety

      This the traditional polish breakfast (80s style) :D
      czcams.com/video/juxi4NyF6wE/video.html

    • @NotMyWar
      @NotMyWar Před 5 lety

      Cigarettes and coffee are a polish breakfast, at least to my grandpa it was.

  •  Před 6 lety +95

    It's not a polish breakfast. For a breakfast we eat sandwiches.

    • @samuelandaudrey
      @samuelandaudrey  Před 6 lety +4

      What kind of sandwich?

    • @Ussurin
      @Ussurin Před 6 lety +16

      Well, cannot speak for everyone, but in my home it's usually one-sided with ham, cheese, salad and tomatoes. My grandparents like to add to it chrzan or smalec (if with smalec, then usually some of the ingridients aren't used, like cheese or salad). Most of us drink tea with it, but coffe isn't uncommon, especially if we're having a long day planned. But then it's nearly always a normal black one or just with milk. Very rarely we have pancakes for breakfast, but it's usually in winter when everyone has day off.
      I'd say it will be close to impossible to find "traditional" polish breakfast in a restaurant in Poland as we prefer to it something different when we eat out and not things we have everyday at home. And even when traveling we tend to do breakfast at our own and not eat out. It's way easier to eat traditional dinner as a tourist as 'milk bars' (bary mleczne) are everywhere in Poland and they serve what common people eat in affordable prices. But they aren't really a tourist atractions, most of them haven't change the look since PRL. It's just a place to eat if you want something cheap and familiar. In some places they're even cheaper than fast-foods like MacDonald or KFC.

    •  Před 6 lety +8

      One-sided , polish bread or rolls, polish butter, polish sausage or polish ham, polish cheese e.g gouda, polish cottage chees, eggs etc, and on top tomatoes or cucumbers, green onion , lettuce - what ever you like.

    • @yaajfcomments7171
      @yaajfcomments7171 Před 6 lety +4

      Ussurin Sałata po angielsku to lettuce, a salad to po polsku sałatka.
      Samuel and Audrey, Ussurin and Sylka have forgotten to mention we're used to rye bread. I'm not saying that we don't eat wheat bread at all, but if some Pole says "bread", he/she thinks "rye bread" (which is not square).

    • @YouAdrianziom
      @YouAdrianziom Před 6 lety +2

      Sylka Rayska Wyjaśnię zależy od rodziny my jemy podobne rzeczy a że was wychowano gdzie indziej lub inaczej to...

  • @markg1531
    @markg1531 Před 6 lety +1

    Great. Polish food is delicious. I didn’t realize how good the food was when I lived in Poland.

  • @MrSambone11
    @MrSambone11 Před 6 lety

    Looks delicious !!!!