We love filming videos where we get to try food, more specifically in this video street food. We're excited to move onto our next destination but we have a couple days left here in Zakopane. Thanks for watching, we're uploading daily videos documenting our adventures. Subscribe to join us 😄
Jak tam tylko dają aromat, mam jadalne róże w ogródku i jak zrobiłem konfiturę z płatków to myślałem że będę srał tęczą ze szczęścia. Z drugiej strony, taki paczek by musiał kosztować z 20, 30 zł.
That cheese you ate is called oscypek and there's plenty of variations of it. You should try some from a cart situated outside od the main tourist destinations. I live in the north of Poland and whenever I visit the mountains I bring plenty of oscypek with me.
You should go to “Kasprowy Wierch” which is a cable car that takes you up 2000 metres to the peak of a mountain. You can take a bus from the train station that will take you to the cable car. It will say “Kuźnice” on it
Once I met a lady teacher in Mid Wales who made me realize that the Welsh people, reading the Polish text on the Welsh way, are brilliant at this. Only combos like sz, cz, rz, ch and our specific letters "with tails" might be a bit problematic. Anyway, I was so impressed when she presented this feature to me.
No to koniecznie, bracie, przyjedź do Polski - będziesz szczęśliwy w dowolnym jej miejscu! Oczywiście, polecam święta Bożego Narodzenia (Babcia z pewnością mówiła, że tylko w Polsce są takie, jakie powinny być). Pozdrawiam😁
Lovely, thank you so much to say really something good about Poland 🇵🇱 love you guys. Ps. Please go to visit Czestochowa, lovely place guys. Take care, all of you
Great, Paczki - doughnuts come in so many flavours in Poland - for a good reason! They keep You warm during the Winter. I would recommend Bialowieza forest to visit- north east part of Poland, it's just spectacular - the last primeval forest in Europe - we call it a Jungle actually...because it is a Northern Jungle where European Bisons, Wolves, Forest Horses live - yes exactly that! we do consider Horses in Poland almost like pets - they helped in so many battles to protect this country. We don't eat them like French - we actually buy old horses from France to let them live their last days. The only problem is the situation on the border with Belarus with their crazy dictator and huge military presence of NATO - including British troops over there.
@@AshandKels placki ziemniaczane are hash browns, the thing is we eat them either with sour cream and sugar, or just sugar oooor 'placek po zbojnicku' with goulash - which i highly recommend after long walk trip as this bastard is bloody energetic! cheers from Gdańsk!
Hi there, Being in Zakopane it is a sin not to see Morskie Oko - The sea eye, a lake between mountains, very lovely place. Recommend You to try some dishes: placek po węgiersku ( potato pancakes with meat and mushrums ) and very tradicional polishe soups: barszcz and żurek. It's better to take off your jackets on the bus so as not to suffer after leaving and that snow. Take care.
We're thinking of coming back in the summer to head to Morskie Oko! It looks amazing! We're still in Poland for another month so will definitely try some of those dishes. Thank you :)
@@AshandKels personally I'd recommend you avoid morskie oko and go to different lakes unless you don't mind tons of tourists and other lakes are gorgeous too
The "chimney cake" it is definitely a Hungarian sweet. In the past 15 years, many other countries have "adopted" . You can buy them even in Brazil. They sell it as Romanian Trudel ......well well .....:):):).Poland it is much more beautiful than many will imagine or aspect
@ 2:09 original name of that pastry is kowach (eng, pronunciation), originated in Polesie region of North-Eastern Poland in 13 century. In 14 and the beginning of 15 century there wasn't enough people in Poland to run the country. In large area of Eastern Poland, Poland outsourced Hungarian administration system. This is haw it made its way from Poland to Hungary.
@@woytzekbron7635Nie widziałeś dla tego że kuchnie się bardzo zmieniły. Z powodu braku otwartego ognia ciasto uległo całkowitemu wycofaniu z listy przyrządzanych dań. Węgrzy dostosowali obecna technologie do jego wypieku. Zdecydowanie pochodzi z rejonu Polesia. Podlasie // Tradycyjny wypiek sękacza // 1080p th-cam.com/video/H89BxtrRGYA/w-d-xo.html
@@mieszkoherburt354 Dose it matter hungarians and Polish people are brother nations. We shared 1000 years common history and a really similar culture that we cant say if it comes from hungarians or polaks. We also have name days and splash womans with wather at easter. We have almost the same folk talest we grow up on and a similar folk culture. The only difference between us is the language wich not totally different ether.Over the centuries hungarian take a few words from Polish and vice versa.
I drooled, when I saw that pizza :) I know how good they can be there ;) Cracow on Tuesday? Omg, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and I'm not joking.
Well, well, two street food fans... good... you were in good place then LOL, the taste of Polish food will stay with you for a long time, as they have still not commercialized so far that it would take their original recipes, and ideas away as we have in the lands of chain stores. Enjoy while you are there, and look also for their LOCAL TRADITIONAL food, not just street food. You will love it. Ask for things every Pole knows only too well, like schabowy, pierogi z miesem, kapusta kiszona, barszcz czerwony, and deserts like sękacz, rurki z kremem, pączki, as well as what locals would advise you to try, as EVERY region over there has its own specialties they are famous of... so again, enjoy, tell others, and... come again!
We're really enjoying the food here in Poland! Especially the traditional food! We've been trying different foods in other videos we've made here in Krakow including the traditional options! Thanks for your kind words we're completely in love with this country! 😁
I curently live in Uk, but was born in Zakopane, where I spent most of my life. Am afraid You didn't try lots of typical food over there. It is shame, because then You could have better focus on that place, and of course try some of good specials.Another thing Zakopane is common called ''the stop to the mountains'', You missed Tatry Mountains, main atraction of this region. I leave it to tempty You to visit that place again!
@@AshandKels Fingers crossed. I offer my help if would like to know where to go, and what's worth to see there. Many things of course, but can imagine your time would be limited, so to concetrate on best places..
Poland have very delicious cakes/desserts compare to UK or other eu countries in UK you can only feel the sugar and the weird texture of cream whereas here everything its balanced I'm from krakow I hope you enjoyed and tbh 12 zlotych for polish people is average price but if they had to play 3 pounds with weekly money they would buy whole box of thrm you should go to morskie oko it's breath taking
The weather was getting worse while we were there so we weren’t able to go to Morskie Oko, but we do plan on heading back one summer to do more hikes around there 😃
that smoked cheese tastes better with cranberry. I personally am not a fan of that cheese neither grilled nor cold one. BUT grilled with cranberry tastes different, and actually really good :)
Oscypek, is a smoked cheese made of salted sheep milk that's why it may taste hmm interesting. Not everyone likes them, not everyone likes them with the jam. I'm in the group of people who loves this cheese. Also oscypek is made exclusively in the Tatra Mountains region of Poland, if it's made somewhere else or from different milk it's not oscypek anymore
The first thing you ate was of Hungarian origine :) The first time I ever saw these tube-shaped donuts they still had their Hungarian name, Kürtöskolács, or something of the kind, I'm not good at Hungarian ;) I love them.
On the other hand, it's not so simple. The last part of the Hungarian name is Slavic, "kołacz" or "kolač", which used to be a sort of wedding cake. So maybe it made a long way around until it took this shape :) Cake recipes cross all borders.
Despite wars and uprisings, Poland 🇵🇱 never experienced hunger, unlike England experienced 495 times hunger in 500 years of their history. Polish people are very hard working and industrious people, very hospitable too where food plays a huge part in their lives (traditional food for certain holidays and parties)
Great vid have been to Zakopane 5 times on coach hol.Was due to go this past October but was cancelled due to the travel restictions..just like to know how you got to Zakopane? Train ,bus drive ? As we are thinking of "going by our own means next time "keep up the good work have fun
9:29 I don't know if anyone told you, this is Giewont, and a legend says that it's a sleeping knight, who will wake up should an enemy attack Poland. Just thought you would like to know.
I was in zakopane a few years ago and there was an amazing fish restaurant on the main tourist street, the name translated to Highland trout. It had 80 fish dishes. I tried a few in the few daily was there. Each one was gorgeous.. I wonder if it's still there
@@AshandKels Nice. It is already 15 years passed since I was visiting Wales a few times a month. Still remember how to say in Welsh "I came here to fix your computer" and kindly ask for a cup of tea, haha. I am Pole living in Warsaw, bdw.
@@qdrju007 ahh nice! We haven’t managed to venture to Warsaw yet! Hopefully we get to in the over the next month if not it’ll be next year at some point. Seen/ heard really good things!
I invite you to Gdańsk, Sopot, Gdynia, I will show you this beautiful city! I have a car and you don't have to pay for fuel - I will drive you for free!
Yeah, there is no comparison between Polish dougnut vs British Tesco's/Sainsbury's doughnut. Over a pound 1pc in Poland vs pound tventy pence for 5pcs in UK for rubbish. Try Polish doughnut and You know what you pay for.
We love filming videos where we get to try food, more specifically in this video street food. We're excited to move onto our next destination but we have a couple days left here in Zakopane. Thanks for watching, we're uploading daily videos documenting our adventures. Subscribe to join us 😄
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The most popular filling for donuts in Poland is with a rose - I recommend it. You will definitely find them in Krakow
Oooo they had Rose ones in that doughnut shop! We'll have to keep an eye out in Krakow! Thank you
@@AshandKels always also look out for fresh ones, they taste even better warm and fresh
Jak tam tylko dają aromat, mam jadalne róże w ogródku i jak zrobiłem konfiturę z płatków to myślałem że będę srał tęczą ze szczęścia. Z drugiej strony, taki paczek by musiał kosztować z 20, 30 zł.
Roza Pączki is the best
I agree. I've love the most with roze(róża) and shampane (I think it is a name of this kind but I am not realy sure)
That cheese you ate is called oscypek and there's plenty of variations of it. You should try some from a cart situated outside od the main tourist destinations. I live in the north of Poland and whenever I visit the mountains I bring plenty of oscypek with me.
Polish doughnuts are the best.... specially with rose jam filling...
They’re the best doughnuts we’ve ever had 😍
That swirly thing at the beginning is actually hungarian street food. Just became popular in Poland few years back.
Yeah a few people have told us this, we did see them when we were in Budapest ☺️
You should go to “Kasprowy Wierch” which is a cable car that takes you up 2000 metres to the peak of a mountain. You can take a bus from the train station that will take you to the cable car. It will say “Kuźnice” on it
im really happy that u enjoyed our polish street food !
Was lovely thank you! ☺️
Omg! I spent the summer of 2018 in Poland. Zakopane was one the highlights 👌 thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching!
Once I met a lady teacher in Mid Wales who made me realize that the Welsh people, reading the Polish text on the Welsh way, are brilliant at this. Only combos like sz, cz, rz, ch and our specific letters "with tails" might be a bit problematic. Anyway, I was so impressed when she presented this feature to me.
I visited Krakow and Warsaw. I loved both. We are planning to go to Gdansk and Zakopane, too.
Thanks for sharing!
Its so nice here! unfortunately we won't get a chance to go to Gdansk, I've heard good things though
If You both someday have a chance to visit Gdańsk, it is good to see also Sopot and Gdynia. Its all one metropolia Trójmiasto, so everything is close.
I am from Poland , i soo happy that it tasted good , polish food . :) we invite you to Polend again :)
Thank you for your kind words! The food here in Poland is delicious ☺️
Enjoyed your videos. Making me want to visit Zakopane. You both seem really sound too. Well done on the channel.
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for the kind words ☺️ It's such a beautiful place!
Make trip to Wieliczka! Most beauty salt mine in the World!! an hour by train from Zakopane
Unfortunately we’re leaving Zakopane today. We’re hoping to come back in the summer!
🍕 🍕🍕😛😛😛😂😂😂🤣
I’m jealous! That was HUGE!!!
I love pizza!!
Cheers from Australia! I can’t wait to tour 🇵🇱
I miss my Babcias home made donuts!!!
It was delicious 😍😂 Watching from Australia?? No way that's crazy 😳 Thank you for watching
No to koniecznie, bracie, przyjedź do Polski - będziesz szczęśliwy w dowolnym jej miejscu! Oczywiście, polecam święta Bożego Narodzenia (Babcia z pewnością mówiła, że tylko w Polsce są takie, jakie powinny być).
Pozdrawiam😁
@@piotrbuczynski1060
Will put your reply through google translate! 🤣🤣🤣
Oh no! It won’t let me copy and paste it! 😔
@@Melh21 No! Polish language is brilliant. 😁
These videos are great! We will be in Zakopane later this month. Thanks for the info!
Thanks for the kind words 😁 its so picturesque here, hope you have an amazing time 🥰
Lovely, thank you so much to say really something good about Poland 🇵🇱 love you guys. Ps. Please go to visit Czestochowa, lovely place guys. Take care, all of you
Thank you for your kind words! We definitely plan on coming back to Poland visit more cities ☺️
Great, Paczki - doughnuts come in so many flavours in Poland - for a good reason!
They keep You warm during the Winter. I would recommend Bialowieza forest to visit- north east part of Poland, it's just spectacular - the last primeval forest in Europe - we call it a Jungle actually...because it is a Northern Jungle where European Bisons, Wolves, Forest Horses live - yes exactly that! we do consider Horses in Poland almost like pets - they helped in so many battles to protect this country. We don't eat them like French - we actually buy old horses from France to let them live their last days.
The only problem is the situation on the border with Belarus with their crazy dictator and huge military presence of NATO - including British troops over there.
It looks so yummy, and the bread and the pizza were so exciting even from their look.
The food was delicious 😄
it's funny when you see a sign saying regional dishes and pizza which is sooo polish 🤣🤣🤣
If you like tasting new food you should try Placki ziemniaczane "potato pancakes" especially with cream 😋 if you never tried one
Will have to try when we're in Krakow!
As a kid , we ate it with sugar , yummy 👌
@@AshandKels placki ziemniaczane are hash browns, the thing is we eat them either with sour cream and sugar, or just sugar oooor 'placek po zbojnicku' with goulash - which i highly recommend after long walk trip as this bastard is bloody energetic! cheers from Gdańsk!
Hi there,
Being in Zakopane it is a sin not to see Morskie Oko - The sea eye, a lake between mountains, very lovely place. Recommend You to try some dishes: placek po węgiersku ( potato pancakes with meat and mushrums ) and very tradicional polishe soups: barszcz and żurek. It's better to take off your jackets on the bus so as not to suffer after leaving and that snow. Take care.
We're thinking of coming back in the summer to head to Morskie Oko! It looks amazing! We're still in Poland for another month so will definitely try some of those dishes. Thank you :)
@@AshandKels personally I'd recommend you avoid morskie oko and go to different lakes unless you don't mind tons of tourists and other lakes are gorgeous too
@@karu4115 If you leave Zakopane towards Morskie Oko by bus at 6 a.m you avoid all the people
The "chimney cake" it is definitely a Hungarian sweet. In the past 15 years, many other countries have "adopted" . You can buy them even in Brazil. They sell it as Romanian Trudel ......well well .....:):):).Poland it is much more beautiful than many will imagine or aspect
Ahh interesting, we did see them in Budapest when we went a couple years ago! We didn’t expect it to be this amazing!
@ 2:09 original name of that pastry is kowach (eng, pronunciation), originated in Polesie region of North-Eastern Poland in 13 century. In 14 and the beginning of 15 century there wasn't enough people in Poland to run the country. In large area of Eastern Poland, Poland outsourced Hungarian administration system. This is haw it made its way from Poland to Hungary.
@@mieszkoherburt354 nigdy nie widzialem czegos takiego w Polsce, a wyjechalem zaledwie 5 lat temu, zdecydowanie to nie kolacz
@@woytzekbron7635Nie widziałeś dla tego że kuchnie się bardzo zmieniły. Z powodu braku otwartego ognia ciasto uległo całkowitemu wycofaniu z listy przyrządzanych dań. Węgrzy dostosowali obecna technologie do jego wypieku. Zdecydowanie pochodzi z rejonu Polesia. Podlasie // Tradycyjny wypiek sękacza // 1080p th-cam.com/video/H89BxtrRGYA/w-d-xo.html
@@mieszkoherburt354 Dose it matter hungarians and Polish people are brother nations. We shared 1000 years common history and a really similar culture that we cant say if it comes from hungarians or polaks. We also have name days and splash womans with wather at easter.
We have almost the same folk talest we grow up on and a similar folk culture. The only difference between us is the language wich not totally different ether.Over the centuries hungarian take a few words from Polish and vice versa.
"Bez pracy nie ma kołaczy!"
Lucky young couple - all the best in my Country!
You should be informed: "kołacz" has origin in Hungary (polish brothers)...
Thank you so much! We’re loving it, it’s beautiful here!
@@AshandKels Thank You for "loving"&"beautiful"! It is the sense of my love to Poland!
If you visit Zakopane next time, you should taste a meal called MOSKOL with bundz or garlic butter:) 🤤
That sounds delicious!!
Życzę smacznego😋
You need to try Malibu or Pudding donut.
Traditional donut in Poland would be with rose filling, yea real rose like flower rose filling.
We’ve tried the rose filling one now, it was lovely, not like any flavour we’ve tasted before!
I drooled, when I saw that pizza :) I know how good they can be there ;)
Cracow on Tuesday?
Omg, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and I'm not joking.
It was so good! We'll have to try the traditional Polish ones in Krakow! Yeah we go there on Tuesday. We've heard such good things!
Greetings from Poland :) So happy you Had nice time in Poland 😉
We loved Poland and will definitely be back soon!
Excellent Video! You've collected some beautiful impressions here 👍😊. we wish you a nice day! Best wishes Up'n'Down-Traveling
Thank you so much ☺️
A great channel. Greetings from Zabrze👍👊🤟
Thanks for the kind words! Really appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed
Hopefully I'll be in zakopane next week 😎 see yaa
We loved it! Hope you enjoy ☺️
I love how everything there is just 3 times more expensive. You can actually get that sort of pizza in the centre of Warsaw for 4,5 zł 😬
That’s crazy!
True!
@@magdaurbanska607 where are you from ?
Great video.XOXO
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed :)
Well, well, two street food fans... good... you were in good place then LOL, the taste of Polish food will stay with you for a long time, as they have still not commercialized so far that it would take their original recipes, and ideas away as we have in the lands of chain stores. Enjoy while you are there, and look also for their LOCAL TRADITIONAL food, not just street food. You will love it. Ask for things every Pole knows only too well, like schabowy, pierogi z miesem, kapusta kiszona, barszcz czerwony, and deserts like sękacz, rurki z kremem, pączki, as well as what locals would advise you to try, as EVERY region over there has its own specialties they are famous of... so again, enjoy, tell others, and... come again!
We're really enjoying the food here in Poland! Especially the traditional food! We've been trying different foods in other videos we've made here in Krakow including the traditional options! Thanks for your kind words we're completely in love with this country! 😁
I curently live in Uk, but was born in Zakopane, where I spent most of my life. Am afraid You didn't try lots of typical food over there. It is shame, because then You could have better focus on that place, and of course try some of good specials.Another thing Zakopane is common called ''the stop to the mountains'', You missed Tatry Mountains, main atraction of this region. I leave it to tempty You to visit that place again!
We hope to visit again one summer 😀
@@AshandKels Fingers crossed. I offer my help if would like to know where to go, and what's worth to see there. Many things of course, but can imagine your time would be limited, so to concetrate on best places..
Poland have very delicious cakes/desserts compare to UK or other eu countries in UK you can only feel the sugar and the weird texture of cream whereas here everything its balanced I'm from krakow I hope you enjoyed and tbh 12 zlotych for polish people is average price but if they had to play 3 pounds with weekly money they would buy whole box of thrm you should go to morskie oko it's breath taking
The weather was getting worse while we were there so we weren’t able to go to Morskie Oko, but we do plan on heading back one summer to do more hikes around there 😃
Love Zakopany we just came back from Poland love it🥰🥰🌲🪵I see we where in the same places cool... love your channel 🎵🥰🎶🎵🎵📽📽
We loved it too, can’t wait to return already! Thank you for the kind words ☺️
Just subscribe you channel When you gonna have time visit my see you somewhere around🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶📽📽📽🤘🤘🤘🤘
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Welcome to our channel 👋🏻 Thank you for watching 😁
that smoked cheese tastes better with cranberry. I personally am not a fan of that cheese neither grilled nor cold one. BUT grilled with cranberry tastes different, and actually really good :)
We’ll have to try it with the cranberry next time we’re in Poland!
this red thing served with cheese is the cranberry jam
Jeez...dainty eaters.
looks amazing there we want to go some day and explore and try the food good video guys keep it up we enjoyed it
It's so nice here! thank you glad you enjoyed 😁
zapiekanka That’s what you have to try if your in nowy targ season might be over get the ice cream if it’s still open the oldest ice cream place
Thank you for the recommendation 😀
Omg thats a huges pizza I'm drooling
It was delicious 😃
Oscypek, is a smoked cheese made of salted sheep milk that's why it may taste hmm interesting. Not everyone likes them, not everyone likes them with the jam. I'm in the group of people who loves this cheese. Also oscypek is made exclusively in the Tatra Mountains region of Poland, if it's made somewhere else or from different milk it's not oscypek anymore
We weren’t a fan, but aren’t the very adventurous when it comes to cheese so that could have why!
My folks were born in Poland/Belarus(Polish village) so maybe in my old age I can go. :
It’s definitely worth a visit!
So weird to see so many poles in Poland... My English neighbors thought all poles are in UK lol
Co ty właśnie napisałeś?
They are right, słupy remained in Poland, only Poles left. ;)
In Zakopane I ate and loved the cheese Oscypek.
Goodness, food looks good. Good thing you split the sweets!
It was delicious, we couldn’t have eaten one each!
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11:00 a kitty! :)
That's not a traditional polish food though 3:09 it is called kürtőskalács and it's a Székely (hungarians who live in transylvania) cake
Thanks for the information 😁
Pls say to some Polish highlander: „Zakopane Zayebane”! And see his reaction 😆✌🏻
I just googled it, could have got us into trouble haha 🙈😂
Grilled Oscypek chees u should eating with that cranberry jam. Then is not that much smoked
We’ve been told this, we may try it again!
Glad you like it. please come back
We definitely plan on visiting again 😄
The first thing you ate was of Hungarian origine :) The first time I ever saw these tube-shaped donuts they still had their Hungarian name, Kürtöskolács, or something of the kind, I'm not good at Hungarian ;) I love them.
We saw them when we went to Budapest a few years ago! It was delicious 😍
On the other hand, it's not so simple. The last part of the Hungarian name is Slavic, "kołacz" or "kolač", which used to be a sort of wedding cake. So maybe it made a long way around until it took this shape :) Cake recipes cross all borders.
WROCŁAW !
Hi im new subscribers in your blog ❤❤❤
Thank you so much and welcome to the channel and the community ☺️ Where are you watching from?
Polskie smaki ! - Pozdro !
Elegancko! Tylko uważajcie na śnieżnego kockodana z tym łoscypkiem xd
Thanks for watching ☺️
Greets from Poland
Thank you 😁
My favorite Polish city . . . . next to Krakow. Thanks! It's been a while, but the kantor had OK exchange rates.
We really enjoyed! We're in Krakow now and we love it too!
The pizza!!! Yummmm
We love pizza!
9:23 this mountain is a sleeping giant
Not only one, they are many of them
We have a fairy tale about them. When the time will come (apocalypse) they will wake up
Best regards from Poland
awesome video,thx.
Thank you ☺️
You need to dip it in cranberry sauce that how you should eat it .
We’ll have to try it again with the cranberry sauce!
Guys the cranberry sauce is the for reason I wouldn't eat this cheese without the sauce myself its way to salty ,with the sauce it's a different game
We’ll have to try it again with the cranberry sauce!
ਚਟਣੀ 😋
Oooh 😃🥰🥰🥰🤩
So, it's true when some economists from EU say, that polish agriculture is able to feed ca. 200 mln people 😁
Portions are so big!
Thats why from centuries we struggel with gready neighbours.
Despite wars and uprisings, Poland 🇵🇱 never experienced hunger, unlike England experienced 495 times hunger in 500 years of their history. Polish people are very hard working and industrious people, very hospitable too where food plays a huge part in their lives (traditional food for certain holidays and parties)
Dziękuję :) moj piekny kraj :)
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The first thing what u have eaten it is corbach. That's Hungary special
We did see them a lot when we were in Budapest ☺️
Dziękuję 🤗😍 mój piękny kraj Polski ❤️
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ona jest taka slodka a w tej czapce rewelacja.Pozdrawiam
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Smacznego elegancko
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First donut thing is not polish street food, it came from east like 4-5 years ago, polish version of donut is "pączek" mostly with wild rose.
Yes, this was just a street food video so not specifically polish food! We had many polish doughnuts 😍
Excatly pączek and donut isn't the same. And the oldest paczkarnia Has 85 years, so... 4-5 years ago? Rather no.
Strasznie Wam współczuję że tam pojechaliście. To straszne miejsce.
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O kurde 💪
zajebisty vlog / awesome vlog
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Is this an eating tour of Europe...
The whole channel is going to be us eating soon enough 😅
Great vid have been to Zakopane 5 times on coach hol.Was due to go this past October but was cancelled due to the travel restictions..just like to know how you got to Zakopane? Train ,bus drive ? As we are thinking of "going by our own means next time "keep up the good work have fun
Thank you! We got a bus from Katowice to Zakopane, there was a short stop off at Krakow before changing buses to Zakopane ☺️
Hi it is very easy to come to Zakopane from Krakow. Isn't a problem. Train 🚃 Big 🚌 bus and small bus 🚐 (there are very cheap)
Where is the lady from. Like the way she pronounced local.
We’re both from Wales 😄
9:29 I don't know if anyone told you, this is Giewont, and a legend says that it's a sleeping knight, who will wake up should an enemy attack Poland. Just thought you would like to know.
I think someone did mention it, that’s very interesting! Thank you!
I was in zakopane a few years ago and there was an amazing fish restaurant on the main tourist street, the name translated to Highland trout. It had 80 fish dishes. I tried a few in the few daily was there. Each one was gorgeous.. I wonder if it's still there
We’re not the biggest fans of fish, but did notice that we’re a few fish restaurants on the Main Street!
I love your Krakow videos...
Thank you so much, we absolutely loved Krakow!
@@AshandKels yeah me too.... will always go back there..
5.01...OSCYPEK...;)
I invite you to Szczecin. Capital of West pomerania :)) Beautiful city
It sounds lovely!
@@AshandKels And it is lovely! :))
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We love Scotland 😄😄
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Ydych chi'n Gymro? Mae eich ynganiad Pwyleg o eiriau Pwyleg yn anarferol i bobl Saesneg eu hiaith. Bron bob amser yn taro!
Ydyn, Mae'r ddwy o ni'n rhygl! Diolch 😁
@@AshandKels Nice. It is already 15 years passed since I was visiting Wales a few times a month. Still remember how to say in Welsh "I came here to fix your computer" and kindly ask for a cup of tea, haha. I am Pole living in Warsaw, bdw.
@@qdrju007 ahh nice! We haven’t managed to venture to Warsaw yet! Hopefully we get to in the over the next month if not it’ll be next year at some point. Seen/ heard really good things!
Oh my God: Welsh language?🤓
@@AshandKels You are a fantastic couple. Enjoy your time here in PL!
i am live all my live in poland and never see or hear of these
Poles who make pizza like Neapolitans .....😂👍
I invite you to Gdańsk, Sopot, Gdynia, I will show you this beautiful city! I have a car and you don't have to pay for fuel - I will drive you for free!
Thank you! We won't get a chance to get there this trip but we're hoping to return to Poland in the summer to visit more places 😄
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Yeah, there is no comparison between Polish dougnut vs British Tesco's/Sainsbury's doughnut. Over a pound 1pc in Poland vs pound tventy pence for 5pcs in UK for rubbish. Try Polish doughnut and You know what you pay for.
Polish doughnuts are our favourite, they’re amazing 😍
zapiekanka pozsrowienia z Czech
anyone know the name of the background song? at 3:00
Beauty in the Mundane - Cody Francis ☺️
Jezysicku, aście bacowie zrobili Disnejland!
Since you are near Krakow, go to Energyland.
It’s on our list 😀
60 PLN/zloty for this 1/4 part of pizza it's radiculus :O
16 zloty not 60 🙈 that would be expensive haha
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