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Polish Bakeries

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  • 05-08-2010 3:56pm
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    geoffpark1982
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    Hey All,

    My girlfriend is a Polish girl and I know she misses the home baked Polish buns etc. Obviously Ireland just has no idea about different tastes and our buns taste like dry cardboard in comparison!

    Does anyone have any idea where we could get good fresh Polish baked goods?

    Thanks


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    eden_my_ass
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    Might help to know where you are??


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    geoffpark1982
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    Good point! Dublin.


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    Voltex
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    God...every shop I go into sells Polish bread....Eurospars, Centra, SuperValue.
    I know of 2 Plish wholesale bakeries selling into the greater dublin area. Sure it would be easy enough to ask where they sell into.


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    Magic Monkey
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    There's a polish bakery called "party cake" on caple st. as well as a polish supermarket. They would both stock sweet buns, freshly baked in the former. I don't know what similar irish products you're talking about though.


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    admiralofthefleet
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    there is a polish bakery just off richmond street south in dublin, i think its on lennox street


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