Now that I’ve left Poland, the first thing I missed are the sweets. Last week, upon my arrival to my hotel room the first thing I noticed was the candies on my pillows. I immediately felt welcomed to Poland. The sweets were fruity and refreshing and were a great start to my trip.
While I was in Poland, I also had the pleasure to try some ice cream, or Lody as the Polish people call it. There are ice cream shops everywhere. Ice cream is a big part of polish tradition.
However, my favorite Polish sweet came in our welcome packet. It was milky fudge from a local sweets shop, Krakowski Kredens. This is an adorable sweet shop from Krakow with a huge selection, including the milky fudge. It was so sweet, but not too sweet at the same time. It was different from American fudge, which is all one consistency. Polish fudge is a little harder on the outside with a soft juicy center. It’s incredible and I would greatly recommend it to anyone who travels to Krakow.
This is the official blog for Fordham Gabelli School of Business' third study tour to Poland. This blog will offer the insights, analyses, and reflections of Fordham students as they excitedly embark on their tour.
