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These POLISH SNACKS nearly made me SICK!

Travel Richard

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In this video, I go shopping at a Polish supermarket in the UK!

I buy a range of Polish FOOD from meaty sausages to pickled fish, offal soup, crunchy crisps, chocolates, Polish fudge and much more.

Find out which food nearly makes me sick and which food I want to eat more of!

00-00 - 01:32 Intro & Shopping
01:33 - 02:28 Rolmopsy
02:29 - 03:01 Salceson
03:02 - 03:51 Flaczki
03:52 - 04:35 Ogorki Kiszone
04:36 - 05:05 Kabanosy
05:06 - 05:35 Pasztet
05:36 - 06:11 Onion Crisps
06:12 - 06:39 Pałeczki Corn Sticks
06:40 - 07:00 Biszkopty
07:01 - 07:34 Pistachio Wafer Rolls
07:35 - 08:09 Deser z Korona
08:10 - 08:47 Prince Polo XXL
08:48 - 09:32 Pawelek Śmietanką
09:33 - 09:59 Plum Chocolate
10:00 - 10:24 Krowka Fudge
10:25 - 10:43 Krowkowa Chocolate
10:44 - 11:00 Wawal Malaga
11:01 - 11:24 Michalki
11:25 - 11:58 Outro

20 Comments

@TravelRichard Creator 13 days ago Pinned

Please hype the video guys! 🙏🏻

@rl8657 13 days ago

>snacks
>literal main course in a jar

@1000jezior1 13 days ago

Prince Polo is so popular in Iceland that Icelanders thought it was their own product. It is also very popular in South Korea.

@Perun369 13 days ago

Store-bought meals bear no resemblance to our home-cooked food; try finding Polish home-style cooking—it’s a completely different level and experience.
Greetings from Poland, brother

@lcmav1104 10 days ago

pierwszy raz widzę żeby ktoś tak jadł rolmopsa xD

@madrianzorroonio85 13 days ago

1:35 - Rolmops is specify in use. First drink a 50ml cold vodka, after bite rolmops... Or use it like apetizer before diner.

@Hubivz 12 days ago

damn your polish is better than i expect

@OfficialBeHolder 12 days ago

Nice pronounce polish words - "rurki waflowe" that sounds so clean

@KowalDW 13 days ago

Its the first time I hear a saxon to properly pronounce foreign words. he must be some sort of rare genius there.

@izabela1961 12 days ago (edited)

I've just discovered your channel. Congratulations on your absolutely native level of pronunciation of the Polish words. Bigos, żurek and flaczki/flaki are for winter cold days. Try flaki/flaczki in a restaurant in Poland, those from a jar are a disaster. Also, now is season for mushrooms, freshly picked up in the forests. Delicious! Greetings from Mazovia, close to Warsaw.

@Ubersmieszek 13 days ago

That pasztet at 0:33 was in fact poultry with mushrooms, not vegetable :D

@MC_Exec 9 days ago

That's an actual dried plum inside the plum chocolate, not just filling. Great video.

@wojciechpawowski5656 7 days ago

Corn sticks and sponge biscuits are a bit of childhood food, and also for people with food poisoning — tasty, sentimental, but still bland and easy to digest, and that’s their charm.

@jerzyblinowski5177 11 days ago

"Rosół" isn't just "chicken soup"; it is a meat-based broth. It can be made from beef, chicken, duck, game, or a mixture of meats. In my opinion, a mixed beef and poultry broth with added poultry offal (i.e., hearts, gizzards, and livers) is the best. It is even known as "Royal Rosół." In the case of flaki soup, it is likely a beef broth made from tripe (stomach).