Maybe going to poland as an exchange student

[agrikki]

Well basically the reason that i'm doubting if i should go is that i'm really picky about food and there's alot of stuff that i dislike.
I don't want to be rude infront of the family where i will be staying for a week when i'm in Poland.

We dutch people have a saying: Wat de boer niet kent, freet ie niet.
Roughly translated it means: What the farmer doesn't know, he doesn't eat.

What can i expect in Poland food-wise?

 

[Heinrisch]

It's only for a week, just eat what you get, can't be that bad

From what I have heard and tasted myslef, Polish food is pretty good

 

[5uck3rpunch]

Kielbasa is good = Polish sausage. Perogies are good too = Polish potatoe filled raviolis.

 

[Heinrisch]

Kielbasa is good = Polish sausage. Perogies are good too = Polish potatoe filled raviolis.

The perogies I have eaten are bread on the outside with ground beef inside

 

[agrikki]

sounds good

 

[OrR]

I never had a problem with food on my three holidays to Poland. It's not like in England...

What DO you dislike? How about some good meat? Stew that tastes a little more sour? Nothing really strange to expect, maybe some things taste a little stronger than at Mc Donalds.

But of course they taste the same at a Polish Mc Donalds.

 

[agrikki]

Mostly dislike salads and stuff.

Just to make it short, stuff that's supposed to be healthy but i don't know jack about.

 

[Mehdi]

freet=vreet.

Have fun in Poland and dont be picky, think about the kids in Africa that don't even have the chance to be picky

I always do and it works for me.