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osiol
Edited by: osiol  Sep 17, 07, 17:25  #31

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I slept with a vegetarian a few times. Never agiain.
Must have been the beans!

She's the one who missed out on all my fantastic cooking.
Vegetarian recipes: I have only one - ratatouille.
But it's better with minced beef, chicken livers and bacon in it!

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Mala_Elf
Edited by: Mala_Elf  Sep 17, 07, 19:05  #32

Quoting: plk123
barbar = slav in old roman. :D :D

and i beg to differ on you assertion that vegans are the healthiest.. not necessarily true at all. barbaric? do you eat fish, eggs, or cheese? soy milk sounds so natural i can barely stand it.. yum. :(


No, I don't eat fish, eggs, or cheese, even though ice cream might taste very nice. This is what a vegan is--he/she does not eat animals or products which come from animals. I would be defeating my purpose (adhering to my moral beliefs) if I ate any of those things.

I'm not trying to turn any of the carnivores here into vegans. My hope was basically that I could discuss a bit of vegan Polish cuisine with a vegan. =(

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friendmole
  Sep 17, 07, 20:01  #33

mala---
Being a vegetarian in Poland is doable, but difficult.I live in Krakow and there are a few veggie restaurants(nothing special) and 1 vegan place.The abundance of cheap,fresh veggies at the markets mean that if you cook, you can eat well.Eating in restaurants demand vigilance;you have to ask Alot of questions about ingredients.

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plk123
  Sep 17, 07, 20:06  #34

Quoting: Ronek
I'm actualy proud to say that I made my friend quit vegetarianism by showing him how good polish kilebasa is ;)



hehehe.. bubbles needs to see that one. hehe

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plk123
  Sep 17, 07, 20:09  #35

Quoting: Mala_Elf
No, I don't eat fish, eggs, or cheese, even though ice cream might taste very nice. This is what a vegan is--he/she does not eat animals or products which come from animals. I would be defeating my purpose (adhering to my moral beliefs) if I ate any of those things.

I'm not trying to turn any of the carnivores here into vegans. My hope was basically that I could discuss a bit of vegan Polish cuisine with a vegan. =(



no problem.. i like some vegian food as much as a steak. :)

i know what vegan means.. i asked because people tend to throw around words which may not mean what they seem to think they mean. maybe others learned soemthing here. lol fat chance.. :D

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Krzysztof
  Sep 17, 07, 22:03  #36

btw, I'm not a vegan, just a standard vegetarian (for 20 years now), eating milk/cheese/eggs. I think I couldn't survive on a vegan diet in Poland in 1987 and it stayed that way.

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bringthepoison
  Feb 4, 08, 15:42  #37

Thread attached on merging:
Vegetarianism in Poland

I'm going to Poland next year hopefully, I was wondering is it hard for vegetarians/vegans to eat out?

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Filios1
  Feb 4, 08, 15:47  #38

Quite easy actually, as long as its a moderate restaurant in terms of quality etc.. Try and get some of the general vegetarian meals translated into Polish for you, if you don't know them already, and have a little list handy with you. Best yet, if you have a Polish friend that can help you while ordering. I've noticed that Vegetarianism is becoming more and more popular.

One funny incident:
I believe my sister was at a restaurant once, and she asked for the Vegetarian list, and the Polish waitress scoffed, "Why? You look so pale already," and walked off.
Tells me that meat is still popular in Poland!

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bringthepoison
  Feb 4, 08, 16:14  #39

Ahh brilliant. Dziêkujê bardzo ^^

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Filios1
  Feb 4, 08, 16:20  #40

Nie ma za co :)

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BubbaWoo
  Feb 4, 08, 16:31  #41

chain of vegetarian restaurants

http://www.green-way.eu/nowosci.php

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plk123
  Feb 4, 08, 17:16  #42

there is another thread about this very subject here somewhere.. it may have more info that you're looking 4.

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bringthepoison
  Apr 26, 08, 11:23  #43

Filios1:
the Polish waitress scoffed, "Why? You look so pale already," and walked off

lol i get that in england. A LOT.

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mpvbo63
  Jun 3, 08, 06:42  #44

I WAS IN POLAND TWICE IN THE LAST 2 YEARS AND STARVED NEAR TO POINT OF COLLAPSE! THE POLISH KITCHEN IS NOT VEGAN FRIENDLY BY ANY MEASURE. I HAVE GONE IN TO RESTAURANTS WITH MY POLISH HUSBAND WHO SPECIFICALLY ORDERED FOR ME (FOR EX. BOILED POTATOES AND GREEN SALAD) AND IT WOULD APPEAR WITH POTATOES GLISTENING IN BUTTER AND THE GREEN SALAD SMOTHERED IN SOUR CREAM. EVEN MY MOM-IN-LAW WHO KNOWS WAS COOKING SPECIAL SIDES FOR ME ONLY TO USE THE SAME FORK TO CHECK POTATOES AND TURN THE PORK STEAKS..SHE WAS SO BUSTED AND I WAS SO DAMN HUNRY I COULD CRY

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Tamara
  Jun 3, 08, 08:29  #45

Wow - the same fork - suprised you didn't die

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Magdalena
  Jun 3, 08, 09:05  #46

mpvbo63:
ONLY TO USE THE SAME FORK TO CHECK POTATOES AND TURN THE PORK STEAKS..SHE WAS SO BUSTED AND I WAS SO DAMN HUNRY I COULD CRY


Couldn't you cook your own meals, or at least help your poor mum-in-law a bit? I quite feel for her.

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mpvbo63
  Jun 4, 08, 15:47  #47

Magdalena:
Couldn't you cook your own meals, or at least help your poor mum-in-law a bit? I quite feel for her.


First of all I do not speak polish so to try to help in the kitchen would be impossible and 2nd this was my first meeting with my in-laws and I do not help myself in other peoples homes unless invited to do so...I am a chef myself. I also felt bad for her/them as they worried about me.

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