When it comes to celebrating traditions with food, few treats bring people together like paczki. For those of you who are not ...

As the last proverb indicates, doughnuts are believed to bring happiness, and refusing to eat them is considered not just rude, but also unlucky. Accordingly, contemporary Polish pastry chefs ...

Paczki and vodka go together each year at a local distillery that releases its annual batch Paczki Day Vodka ahead of the ...

Statistically, every Pole eats two and a half doughnuts ‒ or pączki, in Polish ‒ on that day, which constitutes a whopping 100 million for the entire nation. In the most famous pastry shops ...

For years, cream-filled pastry tubes have enjoyed steady popularity and can be found in various places, from large bakeries to small stalls along the promenades of tourist towns. Surprisingly, few ...

Paczki is a Polish pastry that is filled with blueberry, lemon, apple, raspberry, prune or Bavarian cream, fried and topped with either powdered sugar, sugar, and cinnamon, or glazed. In Poland ...