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Food & drink availability in Krakow

BLSThreads: 79 Posts: 171 Joined: Feb 14, 08	Nov 14, 08, 04:49 / #
I have been looking for ginger ale and root beer in Krakow for 4 months to no avail - any idea where I might be able to find it? Also - I would like to toss some pea pods into my stir fry, but I can't find them either. Any suggestions? Thanks!

davidpeakeThreads: 18 Posts: 515 Joined: Nov 7, 06	Nov 14, 08, 05:08 / #
Tesco and Carefour have ginger ale available here in Wroclaw, so i would have thought you could buy it there also.

BLSThreads: 79 Posts: 171 Joined: Feb 14, 08	Nov 14, 08, 05:17 / #
Neither Tesco nor Carrefour seem to carry it in Krakow - they do carry Schweppes products, but no ginger ale. To be honest, I have only visited the stores closest to my flat - I'll check the others in town. Thanks for the heads up!

aussie_expatThreads: 7 Posts: 41 Joined: Aug 9, 08	Nov 14, 08, 06:04 / #
Try the supermarket Alma..there is one in Galeria Kazmiersz Its more expensive then Tesco and Carrefour but they have fresh lasagne sheets, fresh bean sprouts, snow peas and some other goodies Also try the International food store in Galeria Krakowska..it sells mainly goods from asia but they also have imports from the Uk and America so they mogth stock what you need

Cardno85Threads: 33 Posts: 858 Joined: Jul 11, 08 MEMBER	Nov 14, 08, 12:30 / #
aussie_expat: Also try the International food store in Galeria Krakowska..it sells mainly goods from asia but they also have imports from the Uk and America so they mogth stock what you need They definately do have Ginger Ale, it's certainly not a cheap store though!

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