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Polish people can be good society too. No chance to find many UK products, I am afraid. Food is varied and correct here. Even French supermarkets hardly sell more than a few token imported cheeses in Warsaw. What will you miss? Jelly? Porridge? Try kasza instead.

I like cheese (ser).
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I work in the UK NHS, know a lot of Polish people.

European supermarkets sell mostly Polish food. Even Tesco. When I mean "mostly" , I mean +/- 90%. And most of the rest is oranges from Spain and wine from many places.

OK. thanks.
Is a Tesco there?
How are prices of foreign goods?

waqaruk wrote:

OK. thanks.
Is a Tesco there?
How are prices of foreign goods?

Have a look for yourself

But why look for foreign food  Enjoy your new country and their food.

TESCO? Not sure in Bialystok. It should be indicated on the net. I know one in Warsaw. Mostly Polish food, I think. Although I am French, I don't eat any imported stuff. Good quality ham at less than 8 Euros a kilo and cheese cake for 50 cents in Warsaw...

Some people would take their own potatoes or tap water abroad. I don't miss much my national products in Poland. If I was a Brit, I would be more than happy not to find them at all here.

Some people would take their own potatoes or tap water abroad. I don't miss much my national products in Poland. If I was a Brit, I would be more than happy not to find any here.

I will buy local products. But just need to know what the shopping is like in Bialystok.

Good morning,

When renting a flat, in the Polish contract by the estate agent, do I have to give my UK address?

Thanks