We Tried Delicious Polish Food in Krakow, Poland

[@flyingthenest]

Welcome to final episode here in Poland - hope you enjoyed this series - there's a lot more to see in this country so on our return trip where should we go?

[@cabraonropes5622]

Zakopane, kopalnia soli wieliczka, and a ekstraklassa football match to see the polish ultras and warszaw uprising museum

[@oceansaway5675]

If you are interested in not so hyped areas you should definitely choose mountains on the south (but not during the highest season), lake region on the northern east, Bialowieza forest, castles as Ksiaz, Moszna. Also it is a must to see Gdańsk! It is called a Polish Copenhagen.

[@juliadrozdz7247]

Definitely Zakopane, Moszna Castle, Wroclaw go to the coast to Sopot and Gdansk!

[@skibusia7]

Wrocław and Lower Silesia Region - lots of castles (including Książ), less known mountains (Sudety) and health resorts! This is a region of Olga Tokarczuk - a recent winner of the Nobel Prize in literature.

[@my259]

Thank you for visiting my country! You have been my travelling inspiration for a few months. Great videos! Have safe and amazing journeys around the world 🌍!

[@rayan69pl]

These are not Russian pietogi but ruthenian dumplings. As for bagels ... They come from Poland and were brought to the USA by Polish emigrants

[@taliam7986]

Jewish imigrants from Poland ;)

[@ghuul]

by Polish Jews.

[@Inktvis_777]

That's correct. It also worth to mention that the pierogi ruskie took their name from the Ruskie Voivodeship - the territory existing in Poland (Crown Of Polish Kingdom) in the years 1434-1772, not from Russia. Russians call ruskie pierogi polish dumplings.

[@nikka00]

And ruthenian are just the cottage and potato type:).

[@rbeck3200tb40]

@@bobjacobson1989 I would guess south Poland and near the Slovakia border

[@PanGemno]

"Begel" is "Obwarzanek" in Yiddish. They're from Poland.

[@hypeerj]

Bagel is from Cracow, but its not Obwarzanek from what i know

[@terrandroid]

Hehehehehe

[@dustgreylynx]

Bagel is Baygl in Yiddish

[@rotocope2]

@@dustgreylynx Its called cultural appropriation.

[@GP-pm8th]

I fom Poland hej

[@JakeRyTravels]

Omg if we lived in Poland we would never stop eating - some of the best food in the world!

[@sylwiawrzesniewska1938]

Thank you😊

[@williezieb2565]

Never stop eating? You could become very fat.

[@Martaxq]

im polish and I live there for being honest I think our doughnuts are the best :D

[@sandracritelli]

EVER BEEN IN ITALY??GUESS YOU DIDN't..

[@Perkele231]

I agree food is very good here.

[@grandpaarock]

amazing country with lovely people the food is so delicious

[@jennydonelly8261]

The dumplings aren't russian! They are polish!

[@SuermiDon]

the dumplings are actually chinese :D

[@nadajniczek]

@@SuermiDon the original dumplings are chinese - True! We adapt them many centuries ago and we don't even remember it came from Asia ;)

[@williezieb2565]

What I know perogi are Polish or Ukraninian, the dumplings never were used as Polish dish.

[@nadajniczek]

@@jorkan_22 but "Russian Pierogi" is a wrong translation - because the name doesn't come from a country Russia (PL: Rosja) but from Ruthenia (PL: Ruś) - former part of Poland (now it's Ukraine).

[@nadajniczek]

@@jorkan_22 pewnie mogli, ale róznie to bywa z nazwami lokalnymi/zwyczajowymi ;)

[@invisiblehandofadamsmith]

Went to krakow from London one time and i am absolutely amazed by this city will be back next time

[@Kinggg679]

You are welcome, as long, as you don't urinate just anywhere. These magnificent buildings, have survived over the Centuries and WW II. Hordes of cheap and wild British "tourists", turn it to a mess.

[@suhanisharma4094]

Polish food is just so tasty.. I've tried it many times.. Lots of love from me to you guys.. You both are amazing.. Have a great week ahead

[@konradb2010]

Your pronunciation of the polish foods names is so cute yet so wrong😂

[@bibekdas5595]

I love you Poland 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@MowerewoM]

:) where you from ?

[@bibekdas5595]

@@MowerewoM England and you

[@Ena83]

@@bibekdas5595 cheers from Brighton 😎

[@creazylolo]

Ja też

[@melanzwkuchni4393]

9:54 actually is a beer. But when you are drunk enough there is no difference.

[@ilves1243]

Actually they sell also at the very same place mulled wine (grzaniec) from similar barrel-type stalls but only in December. "Piwo" is beer. Typical of summer. They have over 1000 different brands of beer in Poland!

[@kge6492]

There is diffrence. You probably dont want to go down witaj percentage of your beverage

[@RichandKirsten]

Krakow is such a beautiful city, we’re glad you got to visit! Polish baking is so delicious as well, especially the doughnuts 😋

[@percep123]

Traditional polish doughnuts are deep fried not baked.

[@janetottaviano3481]

Polish doughnuts are the best 😍

[@dwaero]

@@flpser_ppwer Maybe in the eastern part of Europe. In the UK, for example, you can find good doughnuts only in polish shops. English ones are terrible.

[@scotthiorns4745]

I made the same trip back in April 2022. My grandparents came to the USA from Poland. Always wanted to visit. Thanks for the memories

[@sidzej670]

I live there. I think that Cracow is the most beautiful city in central Europe. Thank you for being here ^^

[@rissagarcia112]

You both are definitely LIVING YOUR BEST LIFE

[@marias6626]

Its so refreshing watching your travel vlogs. I love how when you travel to these new cities you really take time to experience the culture. I have been dating a Polish man for 3.5 years and have come to appreciate and LOVE the polish culture so much! Keep up the awesome vides :)

[@celinaduguay6484]

Polish food is so good and Poland is so beautiful!

[@garrytaylor]

10:05 Grilled cheese with cranberry jam - they are sooooo delicious!

[@Asoftenkameshee]

its not grilled cheese - its smoked sheeps cheese :)

[@rafalch5530]

Glad you liked it! Its called "Oscypek" in Poland

[@bombasticbushkin4985]

Great video of Poland, Warsaw and Krakow. Interesting architecture, clean, historical, great culture. Pierogies are my favorite food. And you liked the most home cooked cheapest offering the best. Wow, $2 a plate of them. That's to die for. You look like you are both having the time of your life. Wondeful.

[@EllieMarieTV]

Poland looks so cool! Love you guys, I'll have to start saving 😃

[@summ466]

Pierogi :) Poland cities are very clean and ordenly, . Greetings from Austria.

[@williezieb2565]

Nice to hear it but it was time when only Southern Poland (with Cracow) belonged to Austrian Hungary Monarchy and other parts of Poland were under Russia's or German rules.

[@selenefu7325]

My heart is melting when seeing my own country in your videos. So proud of it. You should definatelly visit located at the Baltic See Trojmiasto (Gdansk, Gdynia, Sopot), and the southern Zakopane city (at the foot of Tatra Mountains). Love you guys! Buziaki

[@KeepHimAtBay]

when in Poland, never say that something is russian, especially food:P

[@toppole69]

I was just about to say that as well👍🏻

[@kubiq2854]

it is not russian, it only a name of type

[@whereismylife]

To expand upon this: "in English: potato & cheese pierogi or ruthenian pierogi; 'Russian' is incorrect!. The name does not indicate any Russian origin, since such food is unknown in Russia. Ruskie pierogi comes from the prewar Poland's region called Red Ruthenia (today it is within a territory of Ukraine)." Also, you'll never meet a people that despise the Germans and the Russians more. A faux-pas to say the least. Remember, in communist times, you would find the meat market counters baron. False puppet government installed. You would be beaten in primary school for speaking polish vs russian. They mowed down demonstrators with machine gun fire from tanks on many occasions. Additionally, VERY proud of the fact (see solidarity movement/museum in Gdansk) that they were the first to free themselves of this oppressive force, no thanks to the west giving a flying f*ck.

[@ThomeTeque]

@@whereismylife People is plural only. You're welcome.

[@victoriagibson014]

KeepHimAtBay I agree not good idea

[@figofagonagoitis]

8:25 Not russian pierogi but Ruskie Pierogi! You translated it wrong. You should keep the oryginal name or if you have to translate it you should call this Ruthenian Dumplings or Ruthenian Pierogi.

[@bartekstruzik1161]

No

[@figofagonagoitis]

@@bartekstruzik1161 No po angielsku znaczy nie, więc nie wiem co chciałeś przez to powiedzieć.

[@creazylolo]

@@figofagonagoitis xd

[@vyrobnyk6362]

Or varenyky

[@lajsik6811]

moje ulubione

[@madzanderson281]

I loved this series, going to miss Poland! Can't wait for the next one!

[@jolienrochus8130]

Oh the memories ❤️ when i saw the place where you guys got the bread, i started cheering cause i forgot what it was called. That was so yummy! So glad you liked Krakow !

[@da1otta]

I've eaten in that milk bar and the gołąbki (stuffed cabbage rolls in sauce) were delicious. The mixed slaw salad was fresh and tasty. Bardze smaczno!

[@papajunewalker9420]

I recently diacovered your channel and became a huge fan. Your videos makes me feel like I'm actually in that place. Thank you for your hard work. Especially I like at 3:48 food!

[@ghurpoka]

Beautiful country.I wish I could visit there too.But one day It will be happend.The foods look so delicious. thanks for sharing 😍😍😍 Take love❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@filipswiercz280]

Resmi Roshni Thanks from Poland :D

[@LuckyAngel2000]

Poland is beautiful :)

[@Travelwithchris]

Oh I'm here in Krakow now and the food is insanely good! 😋

[@williezieb2565]

Even when you come to Cracow you can see that some people eat to live and others live to eat, it shows why food is the most important for you.

[@jasonburdette7879]

Krakow one my favorite city's in Poland!

[@stg4434]

we have a lot more beautiful cities , towns in the north east. and west. Lublin, Sandomierz , Gdynia ,Szczecin Poznan. Zielona Gora., and 30 castles and 1000 lakes north east, north .north west over Vistula river. you have to visit Poland several times to look and taste our country. Welcome in Poland next time.

[@nataliasowala6456]

Shame you couldn’t stay longer in Krakow and see the Wawel castle and there’s of course Aushwitz and Salt Mine Wieliczka

[@AmerginMacEccit]

The salt mine is fantastic but there isn't much Polishness in Auschwitz which is a German Nazi Death Camp. Lots of Polish suffering there. Lot of people don't know that Auschwitz was built primarily for Polish political prisoners.

[@bibekdas5595]

Beautiful country and beautiful video bro

[@zuldo8577]

Love Krakow. Lived there for 3,5 years.

[@PlanesTrainsEverything]

I've been to Poland three times, and visit number four is in 2 weeks, and I still haven't made it to Krakow. Thanks for an informative video.

[@williezieb2565]

You mean you were in Cracow? Good for you!

[@cyberjunkie5146]

Thank you guys for visiting my country. It is great to hear that you enjoyed it... you should stop by more often :))

[@easytiger197903]

Wrocław! My favourite city in Poland. and while you're there, it's not a long way to Karpacz or Szklarska Poręba in the Karkonosze mountains. Definitely worth visiting and doing a bit of hiking

[@oliwiaradomska6125]

You made me hungry haha :D I miss my grandmas pierogi

[@djallalnamri1]

the day in Krakow was definitely worth it this city is a jewel of architecture and urbanism ! pity it was too short but "Bon appétit" anyway! you could almost feel the coolness in the shade of the trees a tip: I watch these videos in full screen mode! in the meantime good luck and have a good trip!

[@JungkookxSim]

Love Krakow!! Have to check the other places you visited, loved this series as usual

[@marcingargol390]

Krakow is the place where bagels were invented.

[@spicedagger]

Dobre puczki nie są złe :)

[@justynaizabela2495]

9:56: "You can get some wine, inside a wine barrel." - "Piwo" means beer, so this is a barrel with beer. So excited you guys are going to be on Orient Express! :) That was one of the best trips I've ever had and can't wait to see what you are going to make out of it! :)

[@manitoo1058]

Ruthenian not Russian dumplings ...

[@LathropLdST]

Polish food is awesome, as the country is!! The 'donuts' you ate are very popular in other places, such as Chile... We call them 'Berliners' though... Eating them again here in Poland gave me childhood memories, too.

[@aleksandrasonecka6586]

So happy you enjoyed. Regards from Poland!

[@KristofDE]

If you come back to Kraków, you need to spend more than a day here, it's really not enough. A weekend works if you hurry, but three days is better for some relaxed walks around the different districts. There's a whole lot of interesting places off the beaten path which I rarely - if ever - see in these sorts of videos. A park in Podgórze, the parts of the Vistula that are further out from Wawel (both ways!), some less visited streets outside of the market square etc. A lot of that stuff is sometimes just a few hundred meters away from places people always end up with, so it's a shame to not go the extra mile and see something even more local and generally unknown to tourists :) But happy you enjoyed your time here nevertheless!

[@ner0x404]

Thank You for showing the Beauty of our Country

[@williezieb2565]

Especially the beauty of Cracow, the Royal Capital of Poland.

[@steveamurray59]

I've learnt to eat before watching your adventures, lol.

[@alicja6580]

yeah, I need to learn it too, cause I am hungry now :D

[@AussieAngeS]

Mmm those donuts look amazing ! Wow I need that in my life

[@StrangerInTheDay]

Well, you have to make a choice then. Be fit or eat polish donuts😛

[@rachelpanchal3694]

Zakopane is worth visiting toooo.. Such a cute little town on the tatra mountains..

[@MargaretFromLublin]

It's so cute when you try to pronounce polish names of food. Pierożi 😍

[@mrlahey5413]

Pozdro Lublin :)

[@williezieb2565]

Just pierogi.

[@Ori0987]

poochki

[@Ena83]

Hi guys, it is lovely to watch your video - even more as we dined in same spots in Krakow 😉👊

[@Asoftenkameshee]

such a pleasant vlog to watch, and you guys' pronunciations of the polish food names are adorable :) makes me want to visit my own country now - (I live abroad)

[@oliviaporada436]

I am from Poland and I am really happy watching you guys eating polish food and enjoying it. 🥟🍩🥐

[@CatarinaP1]

I was actually there on fat thursday without knowing! I saw a HUGE line for those donuts and I texted a polish friend who told me all about that day :) it's awesome

[@ChristineRaymondKichwapanikuna]

I have just finished watching all three segments regarding Poland. I just want to thank you both so much for your wonderful videos, I have found them very inspiring - they are well filmed and choreographed with enough information about food, sights, and overall experience. I think when I am to travel there I will have to spend more time than one week, and watch what I eat before I go ....so there is enough room to try it all 🤣 I love some of the comments herein posted and simply smiled 😊!!! Well done, and I have subscribed to follow other travels now. It is very bright and clever thinking to support your journey this way ...and I don't know how it was for you along the way, but the picture you emit is awesome Team-Work and your both lives will forever more be filled with Treasured Memories! This is far more educational and of benefit to travel the world and broaden one's horizons and expand your consciousness! Wish you many many more wonderful travels! 👍👌👍✈💝🤣😊🤗😁🌏🙋‍♀️

[@joeleenatiles3074]

Great serie guys! Love the food videos and the beautiful places to stay. Keep up the good work. 👏

[@stradistrad2381]

Love you guys Recently I’ve been to Moscow and Sankt Petersburg and Poland looks very pretty with less overwhelming architecture. Thanks for sharing

[@brianmelton7946]

So jealous! The pierogi look divine!

[@martafelting]

I couldn't stop watching 😊, zapiekanki are sooo gooood 🤤🤤🤤🫠

[@miepetersen5916]

Omg I'm going there tomorrow! Perfect timing guys ;)

[@petmot3324]

Polish food is amazing and natural..this is my favourit milk bar in central Krakow...-great choice guys.ps there is a fast train between Warszawa and Krakow (Pendolino)

[@SteveYalo]

Yummmm!!! I just shared a video from Kraków as well :) Poland surprised me!

[@lukaszpacia-autor4023]

You are super cool guys, it's pleasure to watch you travelling :) I hope you will visit Poland once again some day. Cheers!

[@ahhitskatie9094]

The song you played at the end of this is so appropriate for your Polish travels. My Dad’s coworker is from Poland and during his visit home, he picked up little Polish treats to bring back to the US. Guess what they were called?? Tiki Taki! 😆

[@peterchojnacki9657]

You Guys love your food 😊 great video from my hometown, brings lot of good memories

[@thatscottishcouple1006]

After seeing this we are so excited to visit Krakow! Flights book for December 9th, counting down the days! Can't wait to fill up on doughnuts and come home twice the size 😂

[@nonperson22]

Winter time is worst time to visit Poland. You should wait until may

[@thatscottishcouple1006]

@@nonperson22 Elaine is crazy about Christmas so we are going to combine the Christmas markets with exploring the city. I'd love to go visit Poland in Spring time. I'm sure we will go back at some point

[@nonperson22]

@@thatscottishcouple1006 I see. So enjoy your trip. Best Christmas market is in Wrocław I think. Greetings from Poland.

[@rebeccawoodbixler9536]

Aw...not only was this a great Poland “series,” but you played your song. 💙💙💙

[@stevcogorgiev2905]

Davaj druzba mozno biti mm

[@easytiger197903]

Zapiekanki or zapiexy, as we call them, are legendary! The best night out food when you've got munchies in the middle of the night after one too many ;-). I must say combined with pączki and pierogi, you probably chose creme de la creme of the Polish classics. Glad you enjoyed it. Greetings from the north of Poland!

[@krzysio53a]

6:10 Sorry , but please do not ever compare traditional polish doughnut to this what you can buy from Krispy Kreme ;-) you must be very unlucky to find one that taste like that. :-);-)

[@mateuszplatek2532]

krzysio53a no oni kupili puczki a nie pączki więc może😂😂😂

[@rafakurek6202]

Pozdrawiam Was 😀 super nagranie na prawdę warto przyjechać do Krakowa 🤗

[@XavierLeong]

I just remember pierogies multiple times a day in Krakow and it was the greatest time ever!

[@agatamazurek7418]

I'm from Zamość and only thanks to you I realized how stunning this city is. Holy crap! like I spent most of my life there being mad that I had to be there! Thank you guys so much! BTW you ate THE best donuts -you can't find better ones in whole country

[@tomkusz3741]

in a whole world !!!

[@0plp0]

Milk bars are not komi invention. First milk bar was created in 1896 in Warsaw by a farmer who sold milk products from his farm.

[@tiaeshanicole6735]

Jess's gel manicure is the real MVP of the trip! When you guys get settled, I would love a "must-have" video with the travel stuff you guys use. Thanks!

[@TimezoneJunkies]

We have Fat Tuesday in Sweden, it's the day before Lent and we eat something called Semla. My mum i Polish and I had no Idea they have the same tradition. Cool! / Malin😀

[@Katasia71]

I love how you guys are so well prepared!!!

[@japarol1]

G'day guys,so nice to see Ozzies here-I lived in Australia as a kid. You missed two must-sees: the medieval salt mine of Wieliczka and the German conentration camp Auschwitz. My private no 1 in Poland, though: the Table Mountains in September( fewer tourists)-if you've seen 'Picnic at Hanging Rock', that's how I feel there.

[@LoftsNHomes1]

Chicago metro area has one of the largest polish population outside of Poland and I love our local Polish grocery stores and restaurants, so I can get Polish foods regularly including all the stuff you showed in this vlog. They are yummy. The Pazcki’s are very dangerous.

[@BrandenScottStewart]

love it! I feel like every day would be a fat thursday if I were in Poland!

[@anialanguajet7129]

I really enjoyed watching this :) I`m glad you visited my country and made such nice videos ;) All the best for you and feel free to come to Poland again :) Hugs!

[@TheAmeris]

I love you guys and follow your vlogs with the bell notification on and will continue to do so. As a content creator to another please check all the flight zones for your drone prior to flying. At 1:15 flying over the Wawel Cathedral is actually a class C airspace. Is where the airports airplanes line up to land their planes at the Krakow airport. The reason I know that is because I made the same mistake not knowing that and when I realized I brought down the drone right away ( it gives a notification on the Mavic pro handle but sometimes its delayed )and I should've done my research more. I'm just hoping that you guys wont make the same mistake I made as I make sure to not fly in any restricted air space. As a fan I thought I should just share that with you. Otherwise great video as usual. Looking forward to the next one!

[@bibekdas5595]

Flying the nest is the my favourite you tube channel

[@taliam7986]

So happy that you visited Krakow, but one day is def not enough!! You should have gone to the amazing salt mine that is next to Krakow!

[@chasingjaunts1515]

Paczkis are amazing a friend at work would bring in dozens of them on fat Thursday for the whole office! They'd recruit multiple people to help bring them in from Greenpoint, Brooklyn since there were so many boxes!

[@milenairminka6413]

Hello guys, I really enjoy your videos. You definitely should visit tri city by the sea (Gdańsk, Gdynia, Sopot) Wroclaw and Poznan next time. And don’t forget to try pierogi from the oven in Wroclaw and croissant of Poznan. And I forgot- in Winter you can go to Zakopane.

[@mariajoselopez6014]

OMG everything looks delicious, enjoy your trip guys! Please com to Mexico

[@hanna2759]

Many european countries have fat thursday. In Sweden we eat ”semlor”, buns filled with almonds and whipped cream, delicious 😋

[@frankmazda]

actually in the entire world. It's a catholic holiday and 1/4 of the world is catholic...so add south america, north america, and also Oceania LOL

[@hanna2759]

frankmazda oh okay! Didn’t know that. Maybe it’s a very old tradition then because i know germany and sweden has it and they’re both protestant

[@frankmazda]

@@hanna2759 actually you are right. Basically it's an old Christian tradition (before the protestant/catholic split happened). The Catholic and many protestants (closer to Catholic) still celebrate it. Other protestants (farther from Catholic church or newer ) don't. Make sense?

[@keandric2765]

Here in the US, in the part of the country known as The South, they celebrate Fat Tuesday (hence where the name Mardi Gras came from) :)

[@galtube]

@@keandric2765 Mardi Gras or Fat Tuesday is the last Tuesday of carnival. Fat Thursday is the last Thursday of carnival so it comes a week earlier. Last Tuesday of carnival in Poland is known as "śledzik" ("little herring") because it's the last day of carnival and from the next day - Ash Wednesday - starts Lent so we'll be fasting... ;-)

[@sylwusia2219]

Finally !!!!!! I’ve been waiting for this video ! I’m so glad you enjoyed Kraków, I am from about an hour south of there but it’s a very special place and it’s one of my favorite places to visit. 💕💕💕💕

[@stevcogorgiev2905]

Davaj druzba mozno biti mm

[@williezieb2565]

Maybe you live in Podhale not far from Cracow.

[@robertbieganski8143]

Super funny eating donouts))) greetings from Poland

[@sylwiasajchta]

Actually on fat thursday these donuts are often worse in taste because of mass production day before. It's normal to eat 5 or even a 10 of these on that day so everywhere you will wind endless queues. We eat that day also 'faworki' which are thin pie crust with sugar powder on top, so basic but so delicious!

[@aimfuldrifter]

9:55 - piwo lane means "poured beer", so it's out of the kegs I guess.

[@tommydrozdowski4733]

Ok!!! Now I’m freaking hungry!!!!!

[@hulda2002]

I guess Poland wasn't on my radar when you posted this, but going there next month for a weekend. Will have a sunday of exploring by myself. Could you point me in the direction of these locations in your video? (3:34 and 9:52)

[@mhollick63]

You'll have to go back to Krakow someday. We just spent four days there and there's loads to see. You must do the Schindler Factory Museum and tour the old Jewish quarter. Plus loads of other things to do.

[@krzysgodzik5283]

I'm from Krakow living in UK. You make me hungry an home sick mmm paczki,zapiekanki,pierogi.thanks a lot.i hope you had a really good time

[@pablitojavorov212]

Cieszę się ,że wam się podobało