How many Pączki have you eaten today?
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I’m part Polish but born in Canada. But if you have some extra Pączki‘s send them over. 
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I’m not Polish at all and only found out about this tradition today. They look delicious!
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That doesn’t look like a 
unless the is hidden inside 
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@BabyCookie
becouse its not a cookie 
its ratheer like bun eith suprise inside:wild rose jam, plum jam, eggnog cream, pistachio cream, whipped cream and many many more
eg:
pączek z ajerkoniakiem
pączek z bitą śmietaną
pączek z konfiturą z dzikiej róży
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Fat Thursday is our Pancake Tuesday, although Sugar Thursday would be more fitting name, considering what’s eaten and what should people worry about as they give in to the traditional gluttony lol.
I don’t really notice Fat Thursday until someone tells me it’s coming, and I don’t shop for pączki or other sweet-fatty things, nor I bake any myself. Not anymore that is. I used to years ago, like every “normal” polish person 
Still, I had some faworki from my sister-in-law yesterday (the second most common sugar-fat bomb on Fat Thursday).
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they are basically doughnuts, although I have never had a doughnut as good as pączki from a polish cake shop
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careful now, ICE are watching 
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But… I’m Canadian… living in Canada…? I’m pretty sure that’s not what ICE does.
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You’ll be another state of US soon I hear… and then…
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@BabyCookie That is a polish on the left. Pardon my ignorance but Krushtiki is how I spell it but 100% wrong. Deepfried dough with powdered sugar. Great cookie for a cream cheese chocolate chip dip
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Mmmmm then I must have gimme gimme 
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That would be chruściki, from the word “chrust” meaning brushwood. It would be called that way by some indeed. 
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TY TY TY!!! Being an Ignorant American Mutt…I tried 
But every Christmas my Wife’s family makes em. SOOOO GOOOD.
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well, you did well using spelling for english speakers, since I managed to get the message 
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