We Tried POLISH Food for the FIRST Time! Ultimate KRAKOW Food Tour! 

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Ruski means Ruthenian. Ruthenia Rubra was part of Poland for hundreds of years (today western Ukraine) Saint Jacek Odrowąż brought pierogi from Ruthenia Rubra to Poland in the 12th century. Once, while eating pierogi, the following prayer was said: 'St. Jacek with pierogi, pray to God for us that these pierogi will be on the table all year round and protect us from hunger ”. Obwarzanek krakowski and bagels come from Kraków. The obwarzanek krakowski has been produced since the 14th century. The dough is steamed first and then baked. The Jews of Kraków started baking bagels in the 17th century. The bagels were made occasional. Bagels were given to women after a successful childbirth. The bagels reached the USA with great emigration in the 19th century. Today they are a symbol of NY. The schabowy or schnitzel is a descendant of the cotoletta alla milanese. This dish was brought by Marshal Joseph Radetzky to Vienna. 😉

'kluski śląskie' with gulash and 'placek po wegiersku' are my fav❤️

This was brilliant 🙏 I'm off to Krakow on September , our Airbnb is in old town..my mum's family are Polish so I can't wait to visit for the first time.

Ahhhh this made me miss Poland soooo much!!! Love me some Polish sausage!! 😋 😍 😌 😜

You should try Rolada z Kluskami. ❤️ or bigos, barszcz, gołabki, placek po węgiersku, flaczki, mielone! So glad I found your videos guys. 😘😘

Thank you for presenting typical food and drinks in the beautiful Krakow! I have enjoyed this video!

This is reminiscent of my trip to Poland in August 2020. I've been to Warsaw, Gadansk ang Krakow. I've been to all these places on this Vlog. I even had this donut. Don't miss the Wieliczka Salt Mine and Schindlers Museum. Both were amazing. You can also do a day trip to Auschwitz and Zapokane from Krakow.

The innuendo was very funny! Looked awesome. I've been to Gdansk, was amazing. WW2 started there, very good tour.

Great video guys. Mouth watering stuff. Look forward to lots more polished food.

You have to try "zurek". For me it is definetly top 3 when it comes to polish food. If you go to zakopane you can not miss "oscypek"

Awesome food vlog Matt & Molly. Thank you. Looking forward to more great content. Take care and god bless you both!

Great Vlog as always guys,😍😍 Harriet and I found Krakow a real foodie and drink scene. What can you say about a Polish Sausage from a blue truck. Heaven😜 Sending you guys lots of love. from Jim and Harriet. Richmond, Va.

Just subscribed to your channel, you both look very professional and i cant wait to take my wife and kids to Poland. God bless the Poles!!

Great food tour guy's loved every second of it thank you for sharing so take care and stay safe.

13:37 So the shots are for digestion, then the Potato Pancakes are for the hangover, then you need another shot to digest the pancakes.............They got you! Sound like a never-ending cycle =)

My favourite city Krakow 😍

Love this and your last video on Krakow, going on Thursday with my girlfriend and you’ve given us loads of amazing ideas!!!

It's "Carry On-Time" Molly admiring a big sausage "wobbling in the wind" Yeah, you wish Matt! A great vlog doughnuts with rose marmalade sounds awesome,I would have liked it with Frank Coopers Marmalade but a great idea.

great content guys, well done, its a pleasure watching these! 1M subs soon :)

Kielbasa is different from the “standard” sausage because of the seasonings. Like Italian vs German sausages vs Kiełbasa? They’re all different. But I imagine Kiełbasa is similar enough to our neighbors’. I’m vegan for many years and wish they would import some of the vegan kiełbasa from Poland. Especially around Easter. I start dreaming of kiełbasa biała.

16:00 "Molly likes a bit of sausage before bed" You two are hilarious !! 😅🤣👍

Thank you for your videos on Krakow, i will be visiting for the first time at the end of march and these have really helped to open my eyes with food, things to do etc!

Some people in Poland still tend to cook pączki on a pig fat (my lovely neighbour for example). I, personally love them !

All four of my grandparents were born in Poland. They emigrated to Buffalo NY USA in the late 19th century. Half a century later, I was born as a native American citizen. I have never set foot in Poland. but.......... Every single food shown in this video is familiar to me. We had pierogi every week. In Buffalo fresh pierogi are available with cheese or sauerkraut filling in almost every supermarket. Real Polish style paczki (jelly donuts) are way better than what most Americans call donuts. Kielbasa, kapusta, kartofla, you name it. We basically ate Polish food every day. My Aunt knew where to get duck blood to make czarnina. I wouldn't touch the stuff. I make some of this food myself to this day, especially the breaded pork cutlets. But not czarnina. Let's have placek instead, spread with baranek.

Love your video!You definitely went to great places :D Would recommend you trying out Krakowski Kumpir, it's a real treat!

Molly... your question is funny. "Why is this part of our food tour". 🤣 Good video. 👍 Cheers and stay safe. ❤

Omg I love how you show the country of my family. You could also go to Wrocław which is 100km away where my grandma lives:)

Great video! One little tip from Polish guy for drinking vodka: Try before drinking shot inhale air and after taking the shot exhale it, also you should drink shot in one sip because vodka is difficult to drink because of the alcohol fumes. when you hold vodka in mouth you heating it up causing more fumes . 100% works

You should not leave Poland without eating the most traditional Polish soup 🍜 Zurek ! And cabbage rolls

A great fun video filled with "innuendos hahahaha. amazing good hearty food, nothing wrong with a sausage before bed lol x

10:00 they do look so tasty. I like the viscosity of vodka.

So sorry my idols I’m behind I’m so busy now I’m watching wow nice and delicious foods I guess so very tasty thank you for sharing your beautiful adventures my idols take care and always be safe 🥰🥰🥰

Yummm

Another great video 👍

Funny video. 😁We enjoyed it. Thankyou.

Good food vlog😋💕

Kiełbaski z Nyski (van sausages) & Maczanka - both very close to where I live now. Thanks for reminding me and shame on you for ruining my diet!!!

Great show! Try some plum pierogi's too. 🥟 Great with the onion potato pierogi's.

Homemade meal! That's my cup of tea!😋

You drinks like the Slavs. Afer ten shots, feeling acclinatized in Poland, hi, hi, ha.

Love the food cheers

just love to learn more. as transportation etc

Beautiful, congrats from Romania

Siemka 👋 I like to watch your channel 😁 you are very positive people 🥰 greetings from UK ( Wakefield )

Yummy I want some now 😋

Before my wife and I visited Krakow we watched some of your video's. They were so helpful since we also like to discover the local places and food and avoid the tourism as far as possible. Our paper guide also mentioned a few places like the wodka bar (as nice to do) and Pączkarnia. But thanks to you we also went to 'Kuchnia u Doroty' and knew were to find the best perogi. :-) So thank you! Subscribed on your channel!

very nice movie but you saw and showed us typical turistic places in Kraków.

11:14 in Polish "kuchnia" means "a kitchen" but also "a cousine".

Very good 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

Im Polish myself and i love Krakow... Did you know...!? there is a dragon in the castle ? ! haha .

Molly: "I have been on the hunt for a man with a sausage"... Well, Matt doesn't do quite a good job, does he? Jokes aside you're really nice and I am using your videos for planning my trip to Poland hopefully this year, so thank you and keep the good mood.

woooh as you are facing that ice cold weather really I'm feeling here haha 😂. keep safe keep enjoying. greetings from Pakistan

These Krakow vids are your best...

I love watching thin people eating great reasonably priced food. I just subscribed so I want to see how you pace yourself over 2 months in Poland...at this rate you'll be 20 stone alkis!!

God bless you and your family🤗🤗🤗🤗

At 14:05, it’s the best polish sausage on Gzregorzecka street. Walking back home after a boozy night out on the town, it’s the best way to sober up, beats Mc Donald’s at 2am!

Been watching your vlogs these last few days. You both look so cute and funny. Enjoying the raw vlogs. Matt, you are giving me TOWIE vibes! :)

the most tasty and looking so delicious was that fish cracks

Pork cutlet, rot kohl (red cabbage), and sauerkraut are best friends. I'm thinking Polish cuisine has their own versions of rot kohl and sauerkraut. Glad you tried the rose flavored donuts...so you never have to try another rose flavored...anything. 😆Also, being Asian, if I traveled to all the Slavic countries, I'd have to bring a rice cooker, and bring rice to every meal, just to soak up and balance all the salty meats.

15:33 is a iconic polish van miltia use them in comunism time

10:02 oh god I'm glad I'm not there. I'd end up in hospital getting my guts pumped!😄👍

Love u from Poland

Zapiekanki (Reymonta 22) SmokeGrill ♥ ♥ ♥

I wish I could have that sausage now.

Polecam kluski śląskie i rorade z kompotem

Polish schnitzel is made of a different type of meat, than German or Austrian . 🙂🤗

Dear Matt and Molly, Stories that must be told. I know you get 1,000’s of letters but I hope you have the time to read this one!!! I have a Son (41) with Down Syndrome (though he calls it Up Syndrome). Many see that as a misfortune, I see him as a blessing. When my sister passed 5 years ago. The dreaded “C”. I was crying. My son asked me, “Dad, why are you crying?” I said, “I miss my sister.” He said, “She’s in your heart”. That was profound. The reason I'm telling you this is It’s the same with your mom. She’s in your heart.❤ Dan

Это вкусно !!!!👍👍👍👍👍❤️🇵🇱

Great Poland, I love it❤🤍👍👍

You ate that all in one day?? Omg greetings from Poland:)

Molly's on a roll on this one... They walk into a Vodka tasting shop and as they are ready to down shots of flavored vodka, Matt asks "are these going to make us hungry" to which Molly gives a blank stare, as if to say "why is that a concern?" But, she would ask Matt why it was part of the food tour. Then they go out on a hunt for kielbasa and Molly says she's "on a hunt for a man with sausages." Nobody seemed to notice the sexual innuendo there. I guess that's what Polish vodka does to you.

It’s so nice to see you enjoying Poland. You are so adventurous and wonderful to explore this part of Poland.

Well i'd say that you ended up pretty good. A lot of tourists from other countries get into these tourist traps and they don't get the good stuff. I think Poland is pretty difficult to find the real traditional food. (I travel too and i've been for example in Italy, and i think it was easier to find genuine food. Same in Hispany, Czech Republic, Sweden etc.) You did pretty good job. My dad runs AirBnb in Kraków, my family is from Kraków. I live on the other side of the country, but i'm there pretty much monthly. U Doroty is a great place, we either take food from there or eat there often. The first one i can't really judge because i never been there, but these dumplings looked a bit overcooked to me. Really good dumplings are at "Polakowscy", i'd say it's the best place to try polish food. I personally prefer dumplings with shrooms and cabbage. Lot of people eat them only on Christmas, but i love them all year round. You can eat them all year because polish people have big tradition of making jars of pickles, jams, drying mushroms, and smoking meat. It was originally a method of conservating food for winter, but it became a tradition and we pretty much eat those things all year. Next time you must try polish traditional summer food like beetroot salad, mizeria (which is pretty much cocumber with sour cream or yogurt, salt and pepper - really good in a hot summer), dumplings with srawberries or other fruits like blueberries or currant (my fav, pretty sour). And to not forget the most important stuff - you never really been to Poland if didn't try white vodka with dill pickle. :D And don't confuse dill pickle with normal pickled cocumber. Normal pickles have vinegar in them. Dill pickles are naturally pickled for months in grandma's kitchen cupboard. These are the best. Definetly help with digestion, same with cabbage. Of course barszcz, made from dill beetroots and polish chicken soup are good stuff to try too. Nice video, you are doing a really god job with this vlogs. Keep it up. :)

It gets that dark in the summer time as well. I absolutely love love Kraków. I went there in 2018. Salmon perigee is amazing.

Twoje zdrowie 🥃🍹😍(cheers)

hey guys, you are having the sausage in the front of my house :D are you still in Krakow ? let me know if you have some time for a coffee

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best thing for hangover is a beer, not placek ziemniaczany :)

You mast come to Poland in summer.

I like polen and ❤monika from polen

I love Polish dounuts.

You have to try Bigos ;-)

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Na zdrowie 🥂

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Personaly I don't, but people use bread/roll as a chaser to or to fill up in poland :3 FYI

Vodka and great food 👍🙂

It’s so hard to get donuts in Poland on fat thursday even over board in polish shops cause they sell out so fast

Fat thursday is the last thursday of the Carnival (kind like a mardi gras). We pack ourselves with pączki (All you can eat) cause next time is the 40 days of the feast. To be more accurate, some of religious people feast before the easter but fat thursday is a tradition for everyone.. and everyone (but the fit couples and maybe diabetics 😉) are into this festive day. There are no special events that day. We just eat fatty pączki - at work, at school (bosses and principals even supply them 😉) at home, with friends, in hurry, on the couch, WHEREVER 😁

Go to a milk bar!

Where do you have place inside for all that stuff 😆😆😆

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video.

Visit Gdansk

Huge Polish sausage. yammi :-)

Polska kuchnia jest największą

Czy ktoś wie jak nazywa się ta kiełbasa ? 🤩🤩

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Mmmmmmmmmmm hehe