Common Pastry in Polish Bakery?

What is a common pastry that is found in Poland at practically every bakery? Can you describe it for me? I mentioned kolaczki to someone who is from Poland and they had never heard of it before. Is there something more commonly known?

You will find "pączki" in every bakery. They are round donuts without a hole in the middle with prune, raspberry or other fruit filling inside.
"Makowiec" pastry filled with poppy-seed, usually elongated.
"Piaskowa babka" - very good, size of a loaf of bread.
"Szarlotka" - pastry made with apples
"Mazurek" - pastry with raisins, apples and other ingredients.
"Babka" - can be any flavor, usually round

sernik

or

makowiec

What about "szneka z glancem"?

I've never heard of them. What are they like?

kajzerki

It's just a regional name used in Wielkopolska region for "drożdżówka". My online translator tells me that an English equivalent would be "scone" or "bun". Lets wait for Krysia to verify this though.

I was able to find pictures in the search engine "google". I couldn't find pictures with the other name. Thanks.

While we're on the subject, what is a common candy and a common sweet drink in Poland?

No problem. I would also add "rogale".

It's basically the same as everywhere I think.

Do you recognize the candy Ptasie Mleczko? Is that commonly known in Poland?

Yes, it is.

That's great. Thanks!

And thanks to everyone else who gave me the names of pastries: krysia, fenton, and hello.

You’re welcome.

What are you still doing awake? It must be 1 in the morning over there.

Yes, it is. I don't feel like sleeping right now.

PS: I don't think we are allowed to talk in private here. Met me in off-topic lounge. And take some wine with you.

okay

My God, I haven't had those in forever. If anyone can bake some for me it would be very nice Too bad Erie, PA doesn't have a Polish bakery anywhere. We have a Russian candy shop with Polish chocolates, but no bakeries.