POLISH Food Tour in KRAKÓW! PIEROGI and VODKA 🇵🇱

Kraków is known for its amazing food! Pierogi and vodka are two of Poland's most famous items. We did a full pierogi and vodka tour in Kraków!
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[@RockAlone2k]

Mmmmm... Pierogi :)

[@MaxandSidney]

SO good!! 😋

[@kurierlepszejwiadomosci3051]

​@@MaxandSidney you can be proud of yourself since godfather of polish youtube has visited your channel

[@drwalenty]

Pierogi, pierogami, tylko temu Panstwu nikt nie powiedzial, ze w Polsce 0,50ml pijemy na raz :)

[@esiu7762]

O, Rock :D

[@markg1531]

I also like Polish craft beers.

[@MaxandSidney]

We wish we could’ve tried more! The few we tried were so good! 😁

[@americantruckeringermany8394]

you got it right, so many people miss this og pierogi spot. next time, i recommend trying the beet soup in a cup (add black pepper to it), it goes great with pierogi and good for hangover. Also the maggi sauce (its like soy sauce but different).

[@explorinwithlaurin]

Perogies are one of my favorite comfort foods! My family always served them with butter sautéed onions 🤤 a day of vodka and dumplings is a day we’ll spent! 🥟

[@MaxandSidney]

The onions on top are the best! It was definitely a perfect day 😁 thanks for watching!! 👍

[@yola1811]

vodka goes better with bigos😉😎

[@martabahr6414]

Thank you for trying to pronounce it actually is very hard to say it even in Polish, my native language!! great video. Thanks 😊

[@MaxandSidney]

We tried, but yes it is very difficult for Americans 😂 thanks for watching!

[@krystiannarloch4759]

Have a nice time in Poland. :) Btw pierogi are already in plural form. Greetings.

[@MaxandSidney]

Thanks so much! We absolutely loved our time in Poland 🇵🇱❤️👍

[@pawekasprowicz2543]

@@MaxandSidney Yeah - "pierogi" is plural, like English "dumplings". "One dumpling" would be "pieróg". However we always say "pierogi" in plural, because (as you could see) there are always more than one on the plate when serving... 😅

[@Lewandowski09-mh1cs]

Pierogi has to be the best polish food, I cant go to poland without having some 😋

[@kingajanik488]

If you want to taste polish beer go to some craft beer places like Browar Lubicz or Stara Zajezdnia, they makes beer on place. Vodkas that you've tasted - not vodkas. There were "nalewki" vodka is a clear destilate. Next time you have to hit museum od vodka on street Fabryczna 13. This is an old vodka factory converted to museum and great place with restaurants (also a good one with their own beer - Nowa Wytwórnia.) And also, next time you'll be to Kraków, don't taste food in old Town so much. For real taste hit more local areas or ask local where to go :)

[@MaxandSidney]

This all sounds great! We will definitely branch out more next time we are in Kraków and have more time! Thanks so much for the tips 😊👍

[@magjuergenstefani4015]

I'll be in Krakow next month, and will try to find those craftbeer places 👍

[@gregdubiel5454]

Pierogarnia Krakowiacy - you got this one right! Obviously, your accent could be heard, but nobody would have had any problems with understanding you

[@MaxandSidney]

Wow, so surprised I got it right! The Polish pronunciations were definitely throwing us for a loop 😂

[@bobowentyl5624]

You must try "Placek po Węgiersku", it is a potato pancake with goulash and salads. A bit heavy dish, but very tasty.

[@MaxandSidney]

Wow, that sounds amazing! We will definitely add it to the list, thanks for the tip!

[@pawekasprowicz2543]

​ @Max and Sid What's interesting - the name "Placek po węgiersku" can be literally translated into "Hungarian style pie", but it's typical Polish dish and its rather unknown in Hungary. The name is like that because of the paprika souce and of cource in Central Europe the most "paprika nation" is Hungary.

[@bobowentyl5624]

@@pawekasprowicz2543 That's right, home-made potatocakes are the best, so it's worth looking for a proven place.

[@video-tourist]

Yes, but to say the truth this restaurant was better in the past...

[@megpashley803]

Great video thanks so much

[@MaxandSidney]

Thanks for watching! So glad you enjoyed 😊👍

[@EWAMILENAP]

Delicious♡Brilliant vlog!

[@MaxandSidney]

So glad you enjoyed it!! 😊🇵🇱👍

[@atyllaballado2916]

Fajne, podobało mi się. Very very dobrze

[@MaxandSidney]

So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching! 😁👍

[@danielnagag4572]

My late Grandma used to make dumplings with lungs. When I tell others about it, they immediately frown. But if they just tasted them, they'd scream for seconds without asking. Besides, I recommend dumplings with buckwheat and two pastries from Eastern Polish cuisine - Pieróg bilgorajski and Golas [literally "nude man"] (i.e. Pieróg bilgorajski but without dough, therefore nude). I cordially invite you to Roztocze!

[@MaxandSidney]

We would definitely be willing to try your grandma’s recipe! It may not sound like the most appetizing thing, but I have no doubt it’s delicious! Thanks for the warm welcome, we will have to venture to Roztocze next time we are in Poland! 😁

[@danieljurkiewicz1695]

cheers! :) These pierogi with cheese and mushrooms.. mmm

[@MaxandSidney]

They were so good!! Thanks for watching 😁👍

[@Bo-tz4nw]

Perfect tourist-selfies....!

[@MaxandSidney]

Thanks for checking out the video 😁👍

[@Ihearbooks]

really enjoy your videos. Going to Poland next week and this gave me a great taste--no pun intended. Looking for more about Warsaw which is also on my itenerary.

[@MaxandSidney]

So happy to hear you enjoy the videos! 😊 we hope you have a fantastic time in Poland, we definitely want to go back again and see more. We didn’t get to Warsaw, but have heard good things!

[@janusz4695]

Śliczna, nad morze zjeść rybkę.

[@MaxandSidney]

😁👍

[@piotrpoziomka]

Nice, good prices

[@MaxandSidney]

It was a great day in a great city!

[@IT-ry8xt]

Fun fact about Wódka (vodka), it is national alkohol but when it comes to the most popular it is actually a beer just like our fine neighbours Czech Republic. You can get many wonderfull local beers in poland and have more pleasure from it then from wódka. Wódka sales are second after beer, but is slwoing down for few years now, and in the meantime such alkohols like whiskey, brandy or even wine become more and more popular. Vodka is more associated as "poor" man drink, it is strong and cheap which is fine but more and more tends to go for taste and experience more then quickly getting drunk. It is still very popular and maybe worth trying if you visit, but dont think we drink it casually 😁

[@MaxandSidney]

That’s interesting! We definitely enjoyed all of the Polish beers we tried and we barely scratched the surface! Next time, we will have to try way more local brews! 😁

[@conochi2398]

In Poland, we have dumplings restaurant in every city. It's a country obsessed with Pierogi :)

[@crimson5664]

Fig or Plum Wódka and Pierogi with turkey mashed meat. Thats my favorite duo as a Pole. Have fun!

[@MaxandSidney]

Wow, that definitely sounds like a perfect pairing! Absolutely loved the fig vodka! Thanks for watching 😁👍

[@tadogawa4715]

Pielogi and Japanese gyoza are so much like!

[@MaxandSidney]

We never thought of that, but definitely a lot of similarities! Great point!

[@video-tourist]

100% true!

[@bartoszjasinski]

Those kids... that was funny xD

[@MaxandSidney]

They were great 😂👍

[@timilosz]

you get two versions of each Pierogi,boiled ones that you get fresh out boiled,or fried on a pan so they get brown and crispy, I love adding some sour cream to my fried Pierogi Ruskie and some Maggi spice to it PS/ soo you also included them,i havent seen the whole vid when i was commenting :D crispy ones

[@MaxandSidney]

We loved both types of pierogi! They were all so good! The beer and wodka together sounds intense 😆 but we will definitely try it next time so we can say we did it! Thanks for watching our video and providing so much info! 😊

[@krzysztofkrupa4755]

Następnym razem gdy odwiedzisz Polskę proponuję abyś miał więcej czasu by odwiedzić inne regiony Polski. Aha kieliszek wódki pije się na jeden raz 😂😂😂😂 wtedy poczujesz wszystko.

[@MaxandSidney]

We definitely want to explore other regions next time! Good to know about the vodka, we will keep that in mind for next time 😆

[@marcinklimas2670]

I like to frie pierogi next day on butter.

[@MaxandSidney]

Oh nice! That sounds fantastic!

[@arkadiuszjagodzinski2983]

When You drink vodka, You should breath in and empty Your glass in one shot😉 In Poland one portion in several attempts is drinked by womens (but not all od them😉) and also it is deticaded for liqueurs.

[@MaxandSidney]

Good to know! 😁

[@martindworak]

My family always makes the sweet perogis with sour crème but with cinnamon in the sour crème. I’m surprised they didn’t do that, it would have been even better.

[@MaxandSidney]

Wow, the cinnamon sounds amazing!! Would love to try something like that!

[@franekznaniecki1436]

great video, i love to see foreigners enjoying polish culture, thanks for trying to pronounce all the polish words, and a sidenote, pierogi is already plural, so you don't need to add s at the end, hope you have a great day :D

[@MaxandSidney]

Thank you so much for watching! Pierogi is already plural, we’ve got it down for next time! Glad you enjoyed the video 😁

[@pegaz44]

The best pleaces for pierogi is Van googh in Krakow

[@MaxandSidney]

We will definitely add it to the list! The more pierogi, the better! 😁

[@JoeDoe-cr1jl]

I heard this legend, that we eat pierogi (yea, that's already plural) and drink vodka. Good, if it works, enjoy. I am 45yo and ate pierogi as a child couple of times, a mean more like 3 or 4 times, and I am not deviate much from the average. Vodka, yes, during every wedding or birthday parties, didn't participate for so long I forgot how it taste.

[@shakawhenthewallsfell8570]

Recently did my annual visit to Poland and tried the Chopin Salted Caramel Vodka, after seeing it on the TRY channel. It is mind-blowingly good. Add it to cold brew coffee as creamer, pour it over vanilla ice cream, use it in lieu of Bailey's... there's no words to how good that is. Gifted a bottle to a friend from work, and she already wants me to bring her back another one. Hopefully they'll make it to the states by December.

[@MaxandSidney]

Wow, those all sound so good! The cold brew coffee, that sounds amazing!!

[@grzegorz5457]

Hi, You should try dumplings with lungs. They are the best of the best. And they are realy with lungs 🙂

[@MaxandSidney]

Wow! That is definitely one that we wouldn’t have thought about 😆 but we are always willing to try new things!

[@krzysztofkwiecien5004]

You are slowly becoming poles ;)

[@MaxandSidney]

That’s fine by us! 😅 we absolutely love it here! 🇵🇱❤️

[@kotkotlecik7310]

In Poland when you say pierogi, everyone assumes it's the ruskie ones, you have to specify the filling if it's not ruskie. Once at a friend's, I was asked if I wanted pierogi, said yes and to my HORROR, they were filled with chicken LUNGS and heavily salted. I somehow ate one, then the friend left the room and I stuffed the rest into my bag.

[@MaxandSidney]

Wow 😆 yes, we felt like the default pierogi was definitely the ruskie ones, but there were definitely a lot of interesting options on the menus!

[@janusz4695]

Ten kościół i wieża, to symbol. Tam zginął ostatni obrońca Krakowa przed napadem Turków. Bardzo nas mile Turcy potraktowali. Za symbol wiele nas łączy.

[@MaxandSidney]

Such fascinating history!

[@dompas90]

"Pierogi" is a Polish dish that's often misunderstood in English. People sometimes call it "pierogies", but that's not quite accurate. In Polish, "pierogi" is already plural. The singular form is "pieróg". So, calling them "pierogies" is like saying "pizzas" instead of "pizza". Just like you wouldn't say "I want two pizzas" when you mean "I want two pieces of pizza", you shouldn't say "pierogies" when you mean multiple pieces of the dish. It's more accurate to say "I would like some pierogi".

[@MaxandSidney]

Ahh, that makes sense! Thanks for the tip 😊

[@maxbassful]

So I enjoyed your video, but couple things I’d like to mention. When you make pierogis at home you make a lot so the first day they are eaten boiled as they come fresh from the pot. The next day any left overs in order to hear them up are fried. Hence fried pierogis. So you wouldn’t have them everyday :) Vodke, well the flavoured stuff you were trying is not vodka I think it’s probably there for tourists as a Polish person would not really drink that, at least not in the usual quantities that vodka is consumed. Sweet flavoured vodka should probably be limited to two or three shots at the most. You would usually consume a lot more than that on a night out.

[@Mielony_666]

4:27 DOOOO NOOOT feed pigeons in cracov PLSSS :D

[@SuperElborbah]

👍

[@MaxandSidney]

Thanks for watching! 🇵🇱👍

[@piotrdundziak6665]

Co to za "wynalazki" ?! Wódka to ma być wódka!!! 😮😋

[@MaxandSidney]

Hahaha 😂 made sure to have a plain vodka at the end of the night!

[@lordjim3109]

Piroshki and vodka, only Polski kelbasa is missing. Perhaps chip in a Cracowac dancing costume and you`ll get a complete picture of Poland in the American mind. (misspelling intentional)

[@MaxandSidney]

😆😁👍

[@lordjim3109]

@@MaxandSidney 😇

[@gregdubiel5454]

Well, I don't see Zoladkowa Gorzka in your vodka flight. It's an impossible-to-pronounce name, but I know some Americans who, once they tasted it, now they order boxes of it. Please try cold Zoladkowa Gorzka. You will not regret it 🙂

[@VoidCosmonaut]

Wyborowa is miles ahead

[@MaxandSidney]

Definitely writing this down for future vodka flights! 😁

[@gregdubiel5454]

@@VoidCosmonaut It's like comparing oranges and apples. You can shoot Wyborowa straight or make cocktails with it. Fine. It's nothing unique and I know many Americans who are simply not used to these types of vodka consumption. Zoladkowa Gorzka is unique, you sip it (which is closer to what many Americans I know would prefer) and it's unique, rich in flavor. I'm only going by how many of my US friends react to Zoladkowa Gorzka

[@ziggyszymczak7371]

Pshipietzek thats the name of that pierogi place

[@MaxandSidney]

Yes! It was a great spot!

[@RostPL]

Leonardo DiCaprio 😱

[@MaxandSidney]

Haha 😆 I wish! Thanks for watching 👍

[@davidguliver8929]

8$ for 2 rolls and 2 coffees it cost same in NJ-US so it is cheaper for us but expensive for them.😉

[@MaxandSidney]

You're right, that's true

[@hannakerr]

Was there any cucumber vodka? 👀👀

[@MaxandSidney]

Probably! They had just about everything 😂

[@miloskupka6304]

Zapiekanka

[@MaxandSidney]

😋👍

[@ThePaczusia]

I hope you tried sweet pierogi - with white curd cheese and cinnamon. And not only boiled, also fried 🤤🤤

[@MaxandSidney]

We had fried at out last location, so yummy! We tried the blueberry pierogi, but cinnamon and white curd sounds divine!

[@maayanestrajch9900]

Please please give out the names of the placesh are all Ur pirugies in this video.

[@MaxandSidney]

Sure thing! 1. Przypiecek 2. Pierogarnia Krakowiacy 3. Domowe Przysmaki

[@blackhorse8427]

Wow. Muricans trying real food is always hilarious.🤣

[@MaxandSidney]

Hahaha 😂👍

[@kamilawojcik6133]

how do you recognize a foreigner at a vodka place? he sips vodka instead of taking a full shot 🤣🤣🤣

[@MaxandSidney]

Hahaha 😝

[@stanislaw_m]

Polish Vodka - 40 Volt. Slivovitz - 60 - 65 Volt ! Women Vodka - 18 - 38 %

[@alh6255]

Śliwowica, not some pathetic "slivovitz" (what language is that???)

[@MaxandSidney]

😆🍸

[@r0ko899]

Three issues though, contrary to what was said pierogi aren't only boiled but can also be served baked or roasted. Regarding polish national spirits you forgot to mention mead. And there's an unbelievable variety of meads. Some clarification regarding Vodka tasting what you experienced wasn't really any Vodka tasting but a gimmick designed for tourists. You tasted rather Vodka infused liquers than real Vodka. Real Vodka consists of 2 ingredients either water and secale or water and potatoes, that's where the name derives from. Whenever aroma is added it is no longer a Vodka, with one exception and that's for Żubrówka which status is debateable among purists even.

[@MaxandSidney]

The żubrówka looks interesting! Thanks for the info, we loved the more traditional vodka at the last bar. Definitely want to try more next time! 👍

[@waldemarusmc3191]

Your American medicine with an artificial cherry flavor has nothing to do with an actual cheery or Polish cherry vodka. I'm a native Pole living in US, I make my own flavored vodka, cherry and plum is all my guests favorite mine as well. As a child, in Poland we had medicine flavored artificial pear and banana, but it's a lot different from pear or Quince vodka. But I guess it's OK to misjudge stuff when you grew up in a different country and are stuck in a box. Man😅 cherry vodka is top of the top classic in Poland and around the world.

[@MaxandSidney]

It was so much better than we expected! Flavored vodka definitely has a negative context in the US, but we were absolutely blown away by how good it was in Poland!! 👍

[@adamspoz6918]

Pierogi ruskie are very good. Name is from Russian Polish State. Yes some years ago Russia and Moscow was conquered by polish lords and Russia were just belongs to the Poland. Russian are never forget it and they are afraid more Poles than Americans, Germans or GB :-) Pierogi ruskie rules ;-)

[@MaxandSidney]

Ahh, okay! We were wondering why they were called that! They were really tasty 😋

[@everoarke3078]

Nice video, I'm happy that you liked city where I live :) P.S maybe stop stressing so often that Poland (or Krakow) is cheap. Maybe for people earning in pounds, dollars or euros, but not for Polish people. It's lacking a bit of consideration and can rub Poles the wrong way. Anyway i hope you enjoyed the rest of yours stay in Poland. Greetings

[@MaxandSidney]

Thanks for the comment! We absolutely loved Kraków, amazing city and everyone was so friendly! 😊

[@utahdan231]

If you don’t know , this video is made for foreigners who are going to visit the city. Obviously not for someone who lives in there and makes pierogi at home. So please ,stop teaching. Very often I’m ashamed of my countrymen.

[@everoarke3078]

@@utahdan231 I had in mind the people who hear it while recording e.g. in a store or restaurant service. Frequently saying "how cheap is here" is not only about Poland, it is simply bad etiquette during any trip.

[@tuomollo]

Why are you publishing this video now when clearily you have been to Krakow last year?

[@MaxandSidney]

We have over a hundred videos that we have put together, and we are hoping people watch these videos for years to come! We are not too concerned about what time of year we publish. Thanks for watching, hope you enjoyed it! 😁👍

[@tuomollo]

@@MaxandSidney Thanks. I asked because you can have a different experience at a different time of year. Also, if you publish the video during the trip, you might get some last-time suggestions from the locals before you leave the city. Some suggestions after watching your videos from Kraków: - Pijalnia wódki i piwa is a place where you go to get drunk for cheap but not the best place if you want tasty beer - Żywiec, Tyskie, Okocim - these are the most popular Polish beers but these are generic mainstream lagers. There is plenty of multi-tap pubs in the city center, check them out! - drinking and eating in the main square puts you at risk of entering a tourist trap - some places are overpriced - check the menu before ordering. Try to go where the locals go :) - as others already said, 'pierogi' is already plural. - if you ever come to Kraków during the summer, go to the following places: Zakrzówek, Kopiec Kościuszki (there is a museum which should be interesting for the people from the US and also, you can enjoy a nice panorama of Kraków) - Did you know that there is a museum below the Main Square? In the 2000s they were replacing the tiles on the square and it opened a possibility of archeological digs. They didn't fill up the digs with the soil and made a museum downstairs. You can see the people visiting it through the glass pyramid/dome/fountain. - Other museums in Kraków worth going to: Emalia (Schindler's factory), Muzeum farmacji (pharmacy museum)

[@linlin5344]

You need to pronounce the O in Pierogi phonetically

[@MaxandSidney]

We'll try! 😂

[@pi_kor]

​@@MaxandSidney And don't add "s". Pierogi is arleady plural. One pieróg, Two pierogi.

[@PatrykJacek]

Wódka tylko czysta,kolorowy to jest telewizor:)

[@MaxandSidney]

The pure vodka I had at the end was pretty good, I have to say 😂👍

[@alh6255]

W polskiej tradycji jest mnostwo koiorowych wódek - oraz smakowych. Tym sie różnimy od ruskich, że potrafimy takie robić. Gdzie ty sie wychowywałeś?

[@PatrykJacek]

@@alh6255 Serio?Kto by pomyślał...wódki dużo,a poczucia humoru jak na lekarastwo

[@alh6255]

@@PatrykJacek Przaśny humor faktycznie wymaga poczucia. A tej wódki to gdzie duzo, ze takie suchary opowiadasz?

[@plucikson]

Pierogi are already plural 💁‍♂

[@MaxandSidney]

Haha we found that out after filming 😂😁

[@oliwiam4996]

So are chipsy 💁‍♂

[@franciszekpawlak1990]

oh my gosh guys i just cannot understand how people from abroad can taste vodka , you just need to shot it and have fun, the taste is kinda mehhh

[@MaxandSidney]

Hahaha, we wanted to give the tasting a try!

[@wijar2093]

👎No- vodka 👍Yes- wódka

[@MaxandSidney]

Hahaha 🍸👍

[@bartanakin3635]

"pierogi" is already plural -_-

[@MaxandSidney]

Hahaha, we found that out too late 😄 thanks for watching!

[@kilkimora]

It is a bit insensitive to the locals to say that it is cheap here. It might be cheap for you, but many people in Poland are struggling financially, especially now with the high inflation.

[@MaxandSidney]

We are more so referring to the value of the travel experience compared to other countries in Europe, but we apologize if it seems insensitive! Not our intention in any way.

[@TytanowyKrzysztof]

@@MaxandSidney It's not insensitive, Kraków is known for let say hostile attitude towards spending money in general. I'm glad that you enjoy our cuisine :)

[@utahdan231]

I’m sure you’re not one of low income people having internet or smartphone. Who doesn’t have it , doesn’t watch it. No hurt feelings.

[@utahdan231]

@@MaxandSidney please, no apologies necessary. Over sensitive person. That’s all.

[@danielmenefrego]

​@@MaxandSidneyyou don't have to apologise for anything. Hope you had wonderful time!

[@kujawiak9013]

Wodka, not Vodka

[@MaxandSidney]

Ahhh 👍

[@waldemarjedrzynski3368]

Pierogi, pierogi. That's ok. Pierogi, not really

[@MaxandSidney]

We finally got it down 😂 pierogi not pierogis

[@drwalenty]

Ten facet w barze musial miec beke jak oddali deske z kielonami wypitymi do polowy - ale rozumiem, degustacja :D

[@MaxandSidney]

😄👍🏻

[@radeknowak6951]

...gadanie o wódce.. prawdziwa polska..tradycyjna..to żytnia..

[@marunio1]

You have sub from me. Im Pols ,but I m living in Statets for over 30 years.

[@MaxandSidney]

Thank you so much for the sub, we are so happy to hear you liked the video! We loved everything about Kraków, and we are excited to explore more of Poland at some point!

[@semperfidelis5407]

Do not cut dumplings with a knife, only with a fork. Eating dumplings with a knife is rude and vulgar, Culture at the table is obligatory

[@MaxandSidney]

So many rules 😂 they should have them listed at the table! How are we supposed to know?? 😅 thanks for checking out the video!

[@aczka212]

FIRST DUMPLINGS !!!! "" pierogi''!! they are already in their pronunciation form!! (iiiiiiiiiiiii)in the end not (sssssss) damnnn destroyer my beautiful lang... but I forgive you

[@MaxandSidney]

😆👍 we love pierogi! 😁

[@user-ic2wm7dq9n]

Please stop saying pierogies, no such word in my native language. Pierogi is already plural, no need to add “s” thank you

[@MaxandSidney]

Hahaha, learned that the hard way 😂

[@pawekasprowicz2543]

Yeah - Poland is well known for vodka. However I would say that even more Polish type of alkohol is "nalewka". It's a strong alcohol beveradge (40-44%) created by macerating/infusing various ingredients in alcohol, like fruits, roots, herbs, honey etc. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nalewka Poland is also known for its "Śliwowica" ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slivovitz ), hawever it's not an alcohol conected exclusevily with Poland, because it's known in all the Central Europe, epsecially in the Balkans.

[@MaxandSidney]

Wow, that's so interesting! We have never heard of those before! Definitely have to add that to the list for next time, the nalewka sounds so unique!

[@marianjuras7411]

W Polsce nie ma nic innego tylko pierogi i wódka.

[@MaxandSidney]

There is so much more!! 🇵🇱❤️

[@charonboat6394]

Really?! Then I must be living in some dugout between Bug and Odra rivers beside Poland.