Do you call it kiszka or kaszanka?

Just for general knowledge: Jews think kishka is a Jewish food. (I had no idea that Poles eat it.) But Jewish kishka is different because we don't eat blood. Our kishka is intestine (or a manmade substitute) stuffed with chopped meat, potato and fat. It's usually cooked together with Tsholent, which is a stew made of potatoes, chunks of meat, beans, barley, beef bones, and when we're lucky... kishka.

it's called krupniok

Do you call it kiszka or kaszanka?

That's a soup, isn't it, mate?

We all know that the British have a penchant for the disgusting and bizarre foods as well.

'Marmite'.

Do you call it kiszka or kaszanka?

Sooner or later, that's the same thing, innit?