Soon I'll be moving to Poland leaving my parents and all

>>9427672
Go back claudio

I like polish food but it's not that spicy or exotic considering what you eat now.
Every region has there own signature sausage or kielbasa.
Pirogi are great. I'm ethnic Russian and love them more then pelmeni.
You will be fine :-)

>>9427672
Poles have a hard on for Italian culture, that includes cuisine. I'm fairly certain that you will be able to find food quite similar to what you're used to at home.

>>9427672
try potato pancakes with sour cream or greek yoghurt

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>>9428473
pic

>>9427672
there is a chance you might have trouble finding fresh ripe tomatoes for some saucy dishes but they probably have canned ones, hey what can you do.
Other than that you're still in europe, fresh ingredients are similar, maybe polish cheese and sausage are to your liking too

>>9428483
the cheapest tomatoes are always shite, buy the "malinowe" (raspberry) variety instead
fresh produce is generally pretty good and pretty cheap over here

>>9428468
But we don't.

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>>9427834
This, stay out of the city which is no longer mine because of fucks like OP

>>9427672
You can eat pierogi you make. I heard Poles are born with recipe for pierogi

>>9428866
making pierogi for one isn't a great idea though, unless you want to be eating them for the next 3 days

>>9428819
What are you retarded?