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>> No.18124965

>8 replies and 5 images.
You aren't even trying to make threads.

>> No.18125042

>>18124965
That was posted in the middle of the night for burgers. The vast majority of people who browse this board are from the United States. I've made the thread far earlier in the day, about a year ago, where it stayed at the top of the catalog for several hours.

It's about the timing, anon.

>> No.18126755
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>I pity the fool that doesn't eat my wife's pierogies

>> No.18127300

Literal zogslop, freezerburn edition

>> No.18127684

>>18124961
I just had my first frozen pizza, a Red Baron four meat classic crust. It was a little spicy for my tastes but it was OK. Would eat again.

>> No.18127696

Man, I wish I could taste these I wonder how similar to pierogi they actually taste

>> No.18127738

>>18127696
The dough is assembly line and the fillings are skimpy, but it's fine for $3 with some caramelized onions

>> No.18127760

>>18127738
We have various frozen brands of pierogies which are made in similar way but I'm interested in the different filings, checking out they don't really have any typical polish ones but the ones you have seem interesting

>> No.18127765

>>18127760
There's sauerkraut ones and potato ones, is that typical Polish?

>> No.18127782

>>18127765
sauerkraut and mushrooms is a popular pierogi filling here in Poland, sauerkraut and potato I've never seen
but you can fill them with anything and they're still pierogi. lately feta cheese and spinach pierogi have become popular, as well as chilli con carne pierogi (usually called just "mexican") for example

>> No.18127787

>>18127782
>lately feta cheese and spinach pierogi
I've seen those here
> as well as chilli con carne pierogi
nope

>> No.18127793

>>18127765
What the anon above me said is correct although I've never heard of the Mexican ones desu. My grandma always makes them with meat, mushrooms and sauerkraut which isn't really a thing in supermarkets since they're either sell them with meat or mushrooms and sauerkraut but they're the best thing ever to me

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KINGLY