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Lir Edited by: Lir  Nov 27, 08, 14:04    #61
Wroclaw:

a digestive biscuit.



I don't eat biscuits :(

I don't have any gluten products and hate the alternatives available. So marmalade etc passes me by.

But it's an interesting suggestion for anyone else to try :)


:)
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Joined: Dec 25, 07 ♂ 		 Nov 27, 08, 15:52    #62
One pickle, one vodka, one piece of bread
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Joined: Nov 13, 07 ♂ 		 Nov 27, 08, 15:52    #63
Don't forget the kielbasa.
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Joined: Dec 25, 07 ♂ 		 Nov 27, 08, 15:55    #64
It goes wherever I go. Sorry, the breakfast, aha. Well, yes. Sausage and mustard on bread, yummy.
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Joined: Nov 27, 08 ♀ 		 Nov 28, 08, 11:57    #65
When I went to Poland, we ate a buffet breakfast at a hotel in Warsaw that consisted of eggs (cooked different ways), breads, cheeses and meats-of course keilbasa. It was delicious!
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Joined: Aug 29, 07  Pictures: 2 ♂ 		 Nov 28, 08, 12:46    #66
polishgirltx:

you can call it 'pajda chleba z masłem' :)

let's really call it what it is: sniadanie po amerykansku. :D
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ShelleyS:

Jam in Poland is rank - nothing like the chunky fruity stuff you get in England :


Finally I have found sth for you: Łowicz jams. All of them are advertised: Big pieces of fruit inside. All Polish stuff.




The only kind without big chunks is strawberry.
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Joined: Dec 25, 07 ♂ 		 Dec 1, 08, 14:51    #68
British jam is very good indeed but Polish jam is great too.

Łowicz is a top quality jam, very good on Polish bread.

Looks like we agree on sth Pawian
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Seanus:

Looks like we agree on sth Pawian


when we keep up our forum acquaintance, it might soon turn out we are able to reach an agreement far more often than we disagree..... :):)
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Joined: Dec 25, 07 ♂ 		 Dec 1, 08, 15:35    #70
I think that may well be the case :)
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Joined: Nov 3, 08 ♀ 		 Dec 1, 08, 21:23    #71
I live in a Polish community and am a first generation Pol. Asking about kielbasa, here, it is smoked and still made by individuals who have smoke sheds. Wasielewski's store that made this went closed but used to sell 2 ton of kielbasa at Christmas time. In Buffalo NY, they have unsmoked kielbasa which I was not fond of. Is it smoked in Poland? We boil it for about an hour...smacznego!
The-Polish-Guy  Sep 2, 09, 16:54    #72
I actually came from Poland recently. Traditional breakfast usually consists of a all natural cereal, eggs (boiled & served with mayo), some sweets like Polish cakes and Donuts, and a platter of the finest sausages and cheeses. In addition, there is always two different kinds of bread are served in this traditional breakfast. Those being Polish rye or simply white.

Over all a Polish breakfast consists of 1)cereal 2) 1 slice sandwiches and lastly 3) sweets.

When it comes to breakfast beverages, tea is the most popular, then comes coffee, juices, ect......

This is the most common and traditional breakfast us Polaks have. Cherish it.
wanda10  Apr 14, 10, 08:45    #73
Our everyday Polish breakfast is: -

Scrambled eggs on toast topped with chives - sometimes a frankfurter on the side.

On feast days and Easter we have: -

Festive butter bread plait [that's actually Swiss - like my mum - but it's great with the Polish spread], various cold meats, hard boiled eggs, pickles and mayonnaise.

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