/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>20438194
Nah, this is a minority item. The Polish butchers here, they don't even need to advertise, the smell from outside the shop is enough to make you go inside and order a few kilos of kielbasa. Also great places for preserved fish products, mustard, pickles... the bread you usually find is not "great" but on average is better than what Americans eat... oh, and if they have a deli, you can sometimes get homestyle pierogis... if you have not tasted homestyle pierogi fried with onions by a fat woman with 5 pounds of makeup smoking a cigarette, then you have not eaten pierogi. Also the Bigos stew is fantastisch

The only bad experience we had (and I have told this story before), is that our friend Stupid Pavel went to buy sausages from Polish market... and Pavel is Polish.... but somehow he bought these "fresh" sausages cased in PLASTIC, and he ended up COOKING THEM in the PLASTIC, and SERVED THEM in the PLASTIC, and nobody realized till we sliced them and started eating and then collectively vomited as we spat out slices of PLASTIC. (PLASTIC.) Wtf Pavel (classic Pavel though)