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Hello im British and i agree if you haven't tried weatherspoon then you should try it for the first time it's very good value for money

Just watched ur videos about slovenia,going next month! Especially want to try the green beer!

Most people don't know this but I tend to avoid GREGGS as the owner Colin gregg is now serving a 13 an half year sentence for child molestation in 2017 and is still receiving all the revenue from all his branches!

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Trump will ruin our Country it’s heinous! We are moving to Valencia next Summer. Already have family there Thxs for the great info

Love that you guys came to visit our city! If you need suggestions or an afternoon tour, hit me up next time you're around :)

Good vid but it should be named eating non stop in Edmonton

My Auntie was from Vienna, a very beautiful country. European Christmas markets are the best. Far superior to anything America could offer

Out of every where to go for breakfast they go to blinkers 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Please come next time to Lublin, eastern side of Poland, and try "cebularz". And many more estern dishes, this kitchen was diffrent from other polish kitchens.

There is also the Christmas Museum in Szentendre. It's worth a visit.

Dear Brandon and Anja! As Hungarians, it was very interesting to see what you think about Hungarian food. You are very well informed and brave to try everything. Well, some Hungarian people have never eaten cock testicle stew or tripe stew in their life. Me neither. There is a food group that is a completely Hungarian specialty, but it was completely omitted. These are the " főzelékek": Condensed vegetable food. There is no proper English word for it.There are "főzelék" bar where almost only these are sold with some kind of meat topping. It's worth tasting! It can be made from all kinds of vegetables. :-) Here's what they look like: www.google.com/search?sca_esv=7f62e3115b109870&sxsrf=ADLYWIKfe2HhBn7oS-tYY4cPBgmP-vB_YQ:1732057377919&q=f%C5%91zel%C3%A9kek&udm=2&fbs=AEQNm0CRjlOtE433-CvsDZEksQ8zUchZAntv9lLo-e4ZT42ralptAFul-D5diXoQM33k0zskBA1wOn85IWaKc3TE_p9MBvZVAwcGZw0T1JZADHUUdvHwEmN-ViMMgBMqqpksB1ZEexhk72NO8zRIkGaKr91gWtgVnAQXwmY-3fZKsQrKH_ehQtD7zViN2w86HgMiP_eDljH5&sa=X&sqi=2&ved=2ahUKEwii7PbFwOmJAxU0FBAIHYaENloQtKgLegQIDxAB&biw=1366&bih=679&dpr=1

1. Do not mix hot and cold rakia in the same day 2. Do not drink fast 3. Try to find "domaća" rakia any type ask someone for "20 grades" 👌 And for good you try only 1% what Serbia have Cheers

A buddy of mine that lives in the UK basically described to me that Wetherspoons is the Denny's of the UK. It's not somewhere you go but somewhere you end up. Like you're out drinking with the boys and while walking home you all see one and figure "why not?".

Try beef Tatar with vodka ( or without ) :)

I haven't tried Kam Wai, but there are killer baozi (steamed buns) at Sunfresh Bakery in Chinatown. As good as what you'd find in Taiwan or Mainland China. And Richmond is a goldmine for.....well, everything Chinese food-related.

Dont take it as criticism because you are trying really good traditional dishes that people recommend for very good reason but from hundreds of videos i watched on YT of people trying Polish food i never once seen anyone try typical grochowka wojskowa. Next time please look for a place outside of city that has military style trailer kitchen and does grochowka. Its absolutely phenomenal and you will be first on YT to try it

Yummy... looks delicious!

I reseearched this : "Bratäpfel, in Germany, are apples filled with cinnamon, nuts, raisins, and German marzipan. A crumble is like a streusel, it sometimes contains oats or nuts where a crumb topping typically does not."

Wroclaw is absolutely beautiful and should not be missed when you come to Poland! What is your favourite Polish city? Thanks for watching as always! Stay tuned for our next video where we'll be taste testing a million polish snacks and sweets! Spoiler alert: Polish snacks are amazing! 😊 - Brandon & Anja

It is a "vegetarian lard" made from beans. It is an appetizer they serve everybody and you can buy a small set of different flavors to eat while you wait.

The salad with white root vegetable was either celery root salad or something that in Polish is called "rzepa" (google says it translates to "turnip"). If it was moist it was the latter, if it was a bit dry with something clearly added to make it a bit moist it was the former. Those are quite old recipes. These days you need to specifically look for those to get some. ... and now I watched the rest of the video and you said it is a celery root :)

Ok 100 metrów od rynku znajduje się chyba najsłynniejszy punkt gastronomiczny we Wrocławiu - "Bar Miś". Może mało excliusive, za to z pysznym domowym jedzeniem + absolutnie niskie ceny. Jakby co polecam na przyszłość :)

its not that we did anything different with teriyaki here (even though we did... teriyaki in japan has no ginger and garlic its just sweet/soy) it was invented in seattle... teriyaki chicken is a seattle thing :) glad you enjoyed the city!

You can be vegetarian in Poland!!!!!!!

The museum building is amazing. Old town is lovely. So you go to Poland to get a Georgian pastry that is Greek. LOL Those baked pierogi all looked yummy. I'd like the lamb one dipped in garlic sauce. Hello from rainy Oregon US.

AHH my home city, I was born and raised in Wroclaw, boy do I miss it (I live in the UK), glad you guys enjoyed your visit.

Witam. Miłego pobytu w kraju, bawcie się dobrze. 13,96 za kompot, z czego on jest?

Smacznego!

Fantastic video guys! I’m Looking forward to going back to Wroclaw in December for the markets even more after watching this video 🇵🇱

Boiled are more healthy

My state.. ✌️🌜🦋🎚

go to Toruń is very good city

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Oranzada means lemonade.

I don't like only the sweet pierogi :) My fav are from my family home with white cabbage (not sauer) and wild mushroom, but they aren't well known in Poland.

Fibi on top

the second dish is a Lithuanian traditional dish, not Polish

You must go to bar mleczny miś and bar witek Best zapiekanka Poland WrocLove 💞

What great videos you do very well presented Take care 👍

Oh my, those baked pierogi look absolutely glorious. No wonder you fell in love in those delicious monsters. 😋

I lo❤e Poland

I like this adventures of guinea pig and her boyfriend 😊

Most popular pierogi are boiled or fried and these one are baked (in the oven i believe). They are ofc known but less popular.

My town...nice:)

Siemka, u mnie wjeżdżają gotowane ruskie ze szczypiorkiem i boczkiem. No i pomidorki do tego i jest malinowo.

Great to see you there! Me and my husband live in Kraków, but Wrocław is our favourite city in Poland and we go there very often, so it was so nice to see the place with your eyes! When it comes to pierogi, those with fruits are absolutely not for me somehow, something like kompot in dumpling dough, but are very popular and liked here :) Pity that your staying was so short! Somebody in the comments has already noticed, that you should stay till December :D

Buckwheat and cheese pierogi are really nice, never saw them in restaurants though.

Lard is "smalec" in polish. Probably the same origin as "schmaltz" in german.

Najbardziej lubię standardowe pierogi z miesem I skwarkami, gotowane. Nie przekonalam sie do smazonych. Lubię jeszcze uszka do czerwonego barszczu. Jesli chodzi o pieczone pierogi to poprostu nie sa one jakos popularne u nas w kraju. Szczerze - nie umiem powiedziec czemu sie u nas nie przyjely.