Breakfast! The most important meal of the day. To the outside world we start our day with a full English here in Blighty. I know I would every day given half the chance. Bacon, eggs, sausage, tomatoes, toast... a bit of black pudding if I'm lucky - kaszanka in Polish. But most days, like most Brits, I will have cereal for breakfast. How about the Polish, what is a typical breakfast, typowe śniananie? In my head I have it that a common breakfast is kanapki , what we might call open sandwiches or - if we follow etymological routes - giant canapés (the two words have the same origin, see this post on the origin of the words canapé and kanapka .) or maybe a plate of scrambled eggs, jajecznica . I remember, as a student on the French exchange, being surprised by how homogenous the world had become. I naively expected croissant to be the morning plat du jour, but found that breakfast cereals were the thing. So how about Poland, is it often brea...
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