She walked into the store and suffered a shock. There are no specified products in Russia. "How do you cook it?"

For a Russian female who has lived in Poland for 3 years, any food products she found in the store proved to be real exotic. What amazed her most? Youtuberka Olga Glagoleva shared her observations.
For Olga Glagolej, regular buying in Polish stores is simply a real adventure. And as it turns out, full of surprises. Although she has lived in our country for respective years, she is inactive amazed by many products, as she tells on her channel "Russian in Poland" on Youtube. Although she has well known Polish cuisine and native dishes, any products inactive seem mysterious to her.

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She went buying at a Polish store. She survived many surprises
On the first fire were flowers, including chrysanthemums and heaths, and decorations associated with the upcoming Day of All Saints. As Glagolev confessed, "there is no specified thing in Russia." Only florists can find specified products. erstwhile she first saw them in the market, they charmed her with colors and decided to buy a fewer pots for the apartment. Only after confronting this fact with her Polish colleagues did she learn that these are plants which hit mainly graves. - I was surprised, how could you buy specified beautiful flowers at the cemetery?


She was completely fresh to asparagus beans. - erstwhile I first saw her, I didn't know what it was? [...] How do we cook this? - she said. Another revelation was the rhubarb. After a brief investigation she learned that "in Russia they collect it in fields". However, she admitted that she was never given the chance to effort its taste qualities.


You won't find that in Russian stores. What are the products?
The large discovery was besides Italian, which is simply a ready set of vegetables for broth. In Russia, as she explained, no 1 adds parsley or celery to the broth. Therefore, at first she could not realize why she sold vegetables packed together. - We make broth differently, she confessed. present she cooks it "in Polish" and admitted that she liked it so much, although for savings she buys vegetables separately.
She was amazed by the batats, which in Russia are considered an exotic rarity, and in Poland lie simply between boxes filled with potatoes and carrots. - I only read about them in books - she revealed. It besides caused a crucial consternation with beans, sauerkraut juices and beets, as well as prepared meal dishes, specified as hoofs or noodles. We don't usually meet those in Russian stores.