[ChicagoNative]

Anywhere around here?

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by ChicagoNative

Anywhere around here?

There's supposedly a german bakery a bit away from the Villages on or off 441 or 27 in the southern area that might have them.

The only stores I've ever seen them personally were Big Y in New England.

[mgkw1]

I miss The Big Y

[ChicagoNative]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

There's supposedly a german bakery a bit away from the Villages on or off 441 or 27 in the southern area that might have them.

The only stores I've ever seen them personally were Big Y in New England.

Thanks. Someone posted this AM about Mannys Deli in my hometown of Chicago, and it got me thinking. With the population of this area coming from everywhere, including cities and towns known for their food, I’m surprised that there are not more and better ethnic choices.

Bakery, deli, comfort foods like Italian Beef, gyros, thin crust pizza, etc. And the high-end places are expensive, but that doesn’t always translate to high quality.

[fdpaq0580]

Not Polish or from Detroit, so I will happily settle for a jelly doughnut.

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[bhoward]

I got 4 at Publix this morning. Not as good as the ones in Detroit but better than a jelly donut.

[ex34449]

If you've never been, you're missing one of the greatest places in Florida!
Yalaha Bakery - German Bakery, Beer Garden, German Restaurant

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by bhoward

I got 4 at Publix this morning. Not as good as the ones in Detroit but better than a jelly donut.

They only seem better in Detroit cause your eating it in the cold wind, rain and snow.

[jimbomaybe]

Originally Posted by ChicagoNative

Thanks. Someone posted this AM about Mannys Deli in my hometown of Chicago, and it got me thinking. With the population of this area coming from everywhere, including cities and towns known for their food, I’m surprised that there are not more and better ethnic choices.

Bakery, deli, comfort foods like Italian Beef, gyros, thin crust pizza, etc. And the high-end places are expensive, but that doesn’t always translate to high quality.

Mannys !! a New York deli transplanted to Chi,, thanks it will take about 3 weeks to get the thought of pastrami out of my head

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by jimbomaybe

Mannys !! a New York deli transplanted to Chi,, thanks it will take about 3 weeks to get the thought of pastrami out of my head

Hey! Get back on track! We're talking paczkis here.
Thought I would warn you before the moderator does.

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Damn! Now I want pastrami. 😠

[daniel200]

Walmart bakery on Wedgewood sells two types of paczkis. Bavarian creme and apple filled

[midiwiz]

Originally Posted by ChicagoNative

Anywhere around here?

brownwood on Saturday market day. She's a 'little old lady' she's over on the side by the ice cream place closer to the corner. (intersection) awesome stuff. Has golabki's etc.

[gemini5001]

That place doesn't impress me at all.

[Kgcetm]

Everyone wants it like they had back home. Back home they had a larger market and used no preservatives. And in the end, most of the folks who want it here would probably not pay the price that comes with that level of quality. Shame!

[starkk]

Polish delicatessen in Leesburg
1322 N W Blvd, Leesburg, FL
Phone 352-365-1747

Call they may have them if not may be able to direct you
Also some Publix carry them

Good luck