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Paczkis and Hot Apple Cider at Rapid Transit Friday 11/25!

Apparently Rapid Transit Cycleshop will be serving up Packis and hot apple cider Friday morning at both the North and South locations!

 

Don't know what a Packi is; think fried dough full of happiness!

 

Forget Black Friday at the mall, come eat delicious snacks and buy some bike goodies!

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Yea, we'll jus cum fer de donuttz.. Nuttin else

Regardless of how wrong I spelled it come eat some.

You will have to supply your own whiskey.

Bailey Gene Newbrey said:

Will you have whiskey for the cider, or shall I bring my own?


notoriousDUG said:

Regardless of how wrong I spelled it come eat some.

Thanks for the lesson, and the humor.

iggi said:

as the resident polak, its pączki (plural), and pączek (singular).

 

paczki are packages.  one may mistakenly go into a logistics shop asking for the "doughnut".

just look for a sign that "paczki do polski" and disregard it, unless of course you do in fact want to mail a box to your babcia in poland.

 

and pronounciation - pohw-chkee

Fresh Pączki! If I wake up I am in! Usually you only get these on Pączki Day.

 

Mieć nadzieję (nadzieja) widzieć was tam

Stopped by this morning.  Mmmm....paczki!  The cider was awesome, too.

Enjoyed chatting with folks while my folding bike got a bit of TLC.  Nice to see you, Howard.

Nice to see you too.

A warning to all-- there were no patschkis, just jelly donuts.

Actually, those were paczki (don't know how to get the tail under the "a", but I am RT's own resident polak), home made by a real Polish baker on the NW side of Chicago. The only way you coild get more real ones is make'm yourself, or go to Krakowskie Przedmiescie in Warsaw;-)

h' said:

Nice to see you too.

A warning to all-- there were no patschkis, just jelly donuts.

i always copy and paste from elsewhere.  i have no clue how to get all the accent marks

Justyna said:

Actually, those were paczki (don't know how to get the tail under the "a", but I am RT's own resident polak), home made by a real Polish baker on the NW side of Chicago. The only way you coild get more real ones is make'm yourself, or go to Krakowskie Przedmiescie in Warsaw;-)

h' said:

Nice to see you too.

A warning to all-- there were no patschkis, just jelly donuts.

Thank you!  They were delicious.

Justyna said:

Actually, those were paczki (don't know how to get the tail under the "a", but I am RT's own resident polak), home made by a real Polish baker on the NW side of Chicago. The only way you coild get more real ones is make'm yourself, or go to Krakowskie Przedmiescie in Warsaw;-)

h' said:

Nice to see you too.

A warning to all-- there were no patschkis, just jelly donuts.

Where is Krakowskie Przedmiescie in Warsaw? I will be back there in May and am bringing bikes this time.

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