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To: Matthew Paul
The Krakus brand we get here in US is really put together in Poland. They have wonderful fruit products and other items from Shav to Zur. Polish delis here have products made in Poland including brightly painted patterned Easter eggs.

Places where there are Polish communities having polish made products: Leaving out the more well-known there are areas in NJ(Linden); TX (Dallas), MD (Baltimore). Other Freepers can add places in their States.

Google makes it easier to find places to get products although sometimes you can find them in supermarkets in areas where there is a companent Polish community..
75 posted on 04/05/2003 8:47:15 PM PST by Spirited
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To: Spirited; Matthew Paul; ffusco
Best places for Polish Shopping in the USA according to Clemenza are:

New York: Manhattan Avenue around Nassau Street in the Greenpoint Section of Brooklyn. Lots of Polish delis, beauty shops, bakeries and Stylowa, arguably the best Polish Restaurant in the city.

Chicago: Milwaukee Avenue, from Belmont NW to Lawrence (and nearby at the intersection of Belmont and Central) the heart of the largest Polish community in America with Polish stores of every kind (little English spoken). Check out the "Polish Barnes & Noble," Polonica on Milwaukee near Lawrence for the largest selection of Polish literature in the world.

If you are on the south west side of Chicago, check out the large community of "mountain Poles" around Archer and Pulaski, not far from Midway Airport. Great bakeries and sausage shops.

109 posted on 04/06/2003 5:24:24 PM PDT by Clemenza (East side, West side, all around the town. Tripping the light fantastic on the sidewalks of New York)
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