Trying Polish STREET FOOD In Kraków Poland 🇵🇱

Discover Kraków's tastiest eateries without breaking your wallet! 🤑🌭 In this video we will show you why Krakow is called *the Polish food capital*. Join us for a taste of best street eats in this medieval city - from mouthwatering Polish sausage to cheesy zapiekanka and sweet, fluffy Polish donuts! 🍩

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CHAPTERS
0:00 Pączek (Polish 🍩)
3:30 Obwarzanek
7:12 Zapiekanka
13:21 Maczanka (Krakow-style 🍔)
17:40 Nutella Chimney Cake
21:47 Sausages from the blue Nysa

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[JayandKarolina]

What was your favourite food from the video?! 👀✌️

[jerzyjerzykowski]

Zapiekankę wymyślono w PRL w czasach komuny. Mięso to był wtedy rzadki rarytas ale był ser i były pieczarki więc ktoś wymyslił danie które można było sprzedawać klientom w prywatnych budkach z jedzeniem . Tak że orginalna zapiekanka to danie bezmięsne.
Zapiekanka was invented in the Polish People's Republic during communism. Meat was a rare delicacy back then, but there was cheese and mushrooms, so someone invented a dish that could be sold to customers as fast food.

[ahalvfinne]

Going there next month and looking forward to try almost everything you showed in this video. Thanks guys :)

[PiotrBuczyński-qx]

If you want to eat tasty and healthy food, support Poles and Polish farmers!
We, Poles, thank God for the land he gave us for farming and we know how to use it.
Poles do not need caviar or truffles to create delicious food from simple products.
I wish you bon appetit and best regards.

[mariuszpuszkiewicz]

Mmniam... Takie pyszne zapiekanki aż Karolina mruczy 😊.
Pieczarki rules 🎉❤

[Perbert_]

Beautiful looking city, very clean and chill. Thanks for the tour.

[julioc]

Great video,
Do most shops close on Sundays and Mondays?

Thank you!

[umbertoconte]

Hi Jay, congratulations on the video you made 😄
Hi Karolina, you're nice as always 😘

[tibol-trzcianka]

Idę grila sobie rozpalić, bo mi smaku narobiliście🤣😂👌👌

[donrevie]

What a barrel of laughs that doughnut vendor was !! I've cancelled his invite to my Birthday party .
Great video ...excellent camerawork and commentary 👌

[bluesmurf]

I was actually born in Krakow but moved to Canada as a small child, and have been living in Korea for almost two decades. Anyway it was so nice to see the foods i miss such as paczki, zapiekanka, obwarzanki and a polish grilled sausage. I never had if from that man in the blue van but i have watched some videos and many mention him. I hope to go back to Krakow for a visit this or next year and will try to locate him and his van. Karolina's zapiekanka is the one i would get too because that is the simple zapiekanka i remember from my childhood (with cheese, mushroom, ham, ketchup, and chives). You made me so hungry with this video hehe. And i never had or heard of Maczanka but i want to try it thanks to you. Another great video

[danutacichon-psica]

Chociaż raz w miesiącu jadę tam z mężem i córką na Królewskie zapieksy ☺️. To jak obwarzanki, nasze must try w Krakowie ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[owlscoffeecats]

"Like this Polish doughnut 🍩!" 😆 You two work good together with the camera! The Nutella looked amazing! Great information about Poland you both have been doing. Lovely views as you took a tour around! One question 🙋‍♀️ do you both miss the hot weather?

[ChrisLivingInYork]

The prices seems very proportional to the minimum hourly pay. According to google 30 zl is the minimum hourly pay which was the same back in 2014 in the UK. Poland looks like it has dramatically changed since the early 2000s when I visited there. Looking forward to going back in the future.

[cfwnswv]

Hi jay and carolina! I’ve watched all your Poland videos. All your videos are great. I’ll be traveling to Poland next month and I’m more excited to try polish food. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[rabotnickaklasa]

Greetings, you are both great, we are looking forward to the new videos, especially when the topic is Poland, because at the end of May we will visit Poland as a family.

[yakeosicki]

Zapiekanki definitely didn't originate in Krakow. Zapiekanki in Krakow aren't the best, they are the most famous. Zapiekanki - Casseroles were created at a time when food was rationed. It was the communist era in the 1980s. The stores only had ketchup, vinegar, mushrooms, cheese and shampoo. Small gastronomy was going bankrupt. Someone somewhere came up with the idea of ​​baking a baguette with cheese and mushrooms and pouring ketchup over it. I was on the coast and there were zpiekanki there, similarly in Warsaw, but they weren't in Krakow yet. It was the early 1980s.

[faramirgondor]

Zapiekanka is a traditional Polish product for small businesses, traditionally sold in small places at bus and train stops.
Its composition was simple, good bread, mushrooms, baked cheese and spices, and that's all.

[EyeScreamPL]

Good to see you guys again!
Hope that was the last 'wintery' vid from Kraków this year - the weather getting better and better every day, so you can slowly put your scarves away to the closets (darn, it sounds bad in Polish :D )!
Happy to see your joy there Jay and happy to see Karolina again! :)

No i...
Dumny z Karoli! :)

P.S.: My top 3 are as follow:
1. Zapiekanka
2. Maczanka
3. Kiełbasa

[perfidny]

I like that there aren't too many cuts in the montage. Very good vlog!