SPAM Vs Krakus Golonkowa | SHOCKING price difference


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  1. Matt 19
    Matt 19 says:

    Love a browse in the polish section of supermarkets better still find your nearest polish supermarket if you have one realistically near you. A lot of people are afraid to go in the old polski sklep if they're british. But don't be.

    Oh and if you're ever in Morrisons just got some "the best" currywurst sausages £1.80 for 6 really nice. So juicy lol. Worth a try. I got them from the fridge where the butchers counter is.

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  2. Brusselpicker
    Brusselpicker says:

    Living near Bedford, we have a massive Polish population since WW2 when many brave Polish servicemen stayed in the UK rather than return to a communist country many working in the brickyards or the engineering companies that Bedford was once famous for. I always loved trying the Polski shops since I was a teenager. The chopped pork and ham is good with a bit of the tomato sauce with paprika.

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  3. jimmy2minutes
    jimmy2minutes says:

    The polish one is more like PEK. Great with a salad. I slice it up and put it on a plate with cling film over. And basically just keep having the odd slice. Far better chilled. Great with chips and egg too.

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  4. Genghis Su
    Genghis Su says:

    Give me the Krakus any day over the SPAM, if you like over processed fat laden oversalted mechanically retrieved meats then you will go for SPAM, Krakus has a better natural texture from what I can see, whereas Spam is a nasty looking unidentifiable dollop of compressed meat goo! it has been over 50 years since I had SPAM, and what I remember it was a nasty over salty mess, sorry Minnesota I have to be honest! I may actually look for and try some Krakus 😃

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  5. quietdavedevon
    quietdavedevon says:

    I usually use the Polish, East European and Ethnic shops in my town. They're usually better value than British shops. Sometimes I'm lucky enough to come across proper smoked bacon that you can tell has been hooked and hung in the smoker.

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  6. Jason Smart
    Jason Smart says:

    IBeen brought up with Polish food since a child – my dad was from Poland. Always worth looking at the Polish food in your local supermarket usually its quite a bit cheaper than the British equivalent, The ketchup is ok but there is one with cilli which is lovely. Just explore its worth a go.

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  7. David Johnston
    David Johnston says:

    Got to hand it to you mate I’m subscribed to a few you you tubers like you on here and not one of them have posted anything for about 5 days I understand Christmas all that but your the only one that’s been posting respect keep up the good work

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  8. jim o'sullivan
    jim o'sullivan says:

    Vegan beef burger.
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  9. Mike E
    Mike E says:

    Married to a Polish woman. I do enjoy polish shops. They were really handy during the pandemic as all other shops sold out of pasta etc.. the polish shops were fully stocked. Brits seemed to avoid them.

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  10. Paul Wilson
    Paul Wilson says:

    Both look nice , don't worry about cross contamination as they are both the same product which is cooked meat.
    Cross contamination occurs when uncooked and cooked meat come into contact for example you use the same chopping board or you store uncooked meat above cooked meat in a refrigerator.

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  11. PORRIDGE GUN
    PORRIDGE GUN says:

    My town has Mleczko Supermarket. It sells delicious bread, beer and sausages and fresh cakes that are so decadent and saucy you want to take them to a hotel room. My town has several Indian, Chinese (with Japanese and Korean stuff), Turkish, Caribbean and Bulgarian Supermarkets. All the real foodie nations are here. It's the only thing that makes living in Croydon still bearable.

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  12. Damon Starkey
    Damon Starkey says:

    I used to get a strawberry jam from Morrisons years ago that I'm sure was made by Krakus it was really good, I don't think they stock it now; I'll have to look for it in the Polish shops.

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