It looks authentic to me, but I can't fight the feeling that it should be made with weisswurst. Can someone from Poland please explain how it was cooked by your family for Vielcanotz?

by ScriptureDaily1822

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  3. Well, this kind of dish doesn’t exist lol. I mean ofc you can cook it, but it’s not something we normally eat

  5. No but to be fair I would eat it. Just without sauerkraut.

  8. Whatever, I’m not gonna pretend I wouldn’t rip into this like a starving hound, just looks like a poor quality choice of sausage in general, may the Polish-Mexican brotherhood live on

  10. I don’t like that it looks simultaneously so blasphemous and so delicious. This makes me want to scream.

  14. That’s not a dish that exists in Poland. Tacos aren’t from this part of the world.

    Id eat this, just keep in mind if you bring this to a ‘traditional’ meeting, you’ll get weird stares.

  15. You’re under investigation, if Your family members go missing, don’t look for them

  16. I agree it looks indigestible or unindegestible

  17. Alot of staving people would agree with this so yes

  19. Would probably be better with double corn tortillas than a weird pierogi dough shell

  20. Which dish? I see at least 3 and the result is something I’ve never seen and can’t identify as polish.

  24. Just like corned beef egg rolls this is definitely on a menu somewhere near Midway Airport.

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