Tatsächlich bin ich im Februar dieses Jahres zu meiner ersten Auslandsreise nach Polen geflogen. Zum Glück habe ich diesen Sommer etwa sechs Wochen frei, also fahre ich wieder nach Polen. Allerdings habe ich im Februar bereits viel Geld für Flüge, Hotels und andere Ausgaben ausgegeben, also muss ich dieses Mal unbedingt sparen.
    Die Unterkunft wird kein Problem sein, da ich bei meiner Freundin übernachten werde, aber meine größte Sorge sind die Lebensmittelkosten. Habt ihr Tipps, wie ich in Polen beim Essen Geld sparen kann?

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    1. NiftySmudgestick on

      How do you have a Polish passport?? Sorry if I somehow missed that in your post. Have a nice trip.

    2. aurora_surrealist on

      Don’t eat out.

      Don’t order Uber Eats.

      Avoid żabka.

      Home cooked meals are the cheapest option you have these days.

    3. Cook for yourself and don’t go to restaurants if you want to save money. 🙂

    4. In bigger cities you can find places that sell cooked food by weight.

      Those types of places usually have massive discounts for everything for an hour or two before closing to get rid of unsold food.

      Other than that just try cooking yourself, it’s by far the cheapest option

    5. TheBlueOne13 on

      Don’t do groceries at Carrefour
      Cook at home when possible
      McDonald’s meal deal
      Zabka deals

    6. Fun_Wrongdoer_7111 on

      Go to a PSS Spolem deli counter, they got cheap chicken and other meats at affordable prices.

    7. Northernsoul73 on

      Be prepared to have an unusually long queue waiting outside of you, poles may likely presume that you have whatever the trending noodle dish is 😉

    8. Independent-Battle35 on

      If you shop somewhere regularly it’s good to download a loyalty app. That way you can save some money on food, especially if you search through the coupons and „occasions” beforehand and plan accordingly. Some shops offer a few % discount on everything if you use the app on certain days.
      Convenience stores like Żabka are expensive, try to avoid them if possible. If you want to go to Żabka regularly download an app.

    9. BTW, when in eatery, ask for gołąbki, it is Polish kimbap, or bigos, it is Polish kimchi.

    10. Aspect2Live on

      Best saving method is cooking at home. If you eat outside you can do Kebab or Bar Mleczny or Bar Azja (Asian Restaurants) and be full for around 25-30 zl. You can do fast food too, it is affordable being around 30-40zl but it is not that filling.

      If you really wanna save money, you can get uber eats new user coupons. Just use free new phone numbers and mobile data (for ip adress) and order for ul.XXX 13 just order 13A, 13B etc.
      They give them away near Politechnika and Zloty Tarasy. They in most cases have 25zl off for orders over 45zl, and you get uber gold for free first month. And when you find 2 for 1 price deal voila. I used to pay for 2-3 days worth of pizza 30zl, stuff it in freezer and heat up (160 8 min, 180 6 min without pre heating) with airfryer after washing it under sink (because it is frozen, it is just the right amount of humidity) for crisp outside and smooth/fluffy insidr with semi-crisp bottom (when you use cooking paper to save more on water by not needing to wash or clean the airfryer)

      Or you can just enjoy your stay and only go to restaurants with up to 40-60zl on google maps and try to cook at home regulsrly. But its ur choice.

    11. Hari_Is_Dave on

      In gdansk there soon will be annual saints dominics fair, its biggest in europe 🙂

    12. Generally, what u eat current weekend is basen on what is on sale in biedronka.

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