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The lunchmeat shopper turns and biffs the kielbasa wielder in the nose.
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He thought of his family and warm grog and smoked kielbasa at home.
3
Build sandwiches with good-quality sourdough bread, Dijon mustard, and the kielbasa and cabbage.
4
Hamburger, cheeseburger, hot dog, bratwurst, kielbasa, sandwiches, french fries, onion rings.
5
We might as well have another vodka while I cook the sauerkraut and kielbasa.
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There was wine from Georgia, and Ukrainian sausages which are delicious.
2
I got a pot of jam in this way, and on a later occasion a small quantity of Ukrainian sausage.
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You buy only as much Polish sausage as you want through the syndicate.
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They'll fly the peanuts back to Cracow and I'll fly the Polish sausage back to you.
3
Her thick legs were packed into gray Ashton Prep sweatpants, making them look like Polish sausages.
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I'll just fly the peanuts into Switzerland and exchange them for Polish sausage at the open market rate.
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' Polish sausage is going for peanuts in Cracow,' Milo informed him.
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We ate barbeque at Shuford's, washing down turkey legs and Polish sausage with massive quantities of sweet tea.
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'You know, I'd give just about anything for a good hunk of Polish sausage.
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'There's an international Polish sausage exchange in Geneva.
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Tailgate grills served up burgers, bratwursts, and Polish sausages, chicken kebabs, unidentified kitchen leftovers, and, for the vegetably-inclined, grilled portobello mushrooms.
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He still carries the name in his Polish passport, and his accent is still as thick as kiełbasa ( Polish sausage).
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Instead, some claimed that what was happening on Fleet Avenue, home to Polish sausage makers, was influencing the International Monetary Fund's economic policy.
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' Polish sausage,' sighed the general nostalgically.
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Within weeks of Polish migrants arriving in my part of east London, the supermarket shelves began filling with Polish sausage, breads, beers and beetroot.
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The fabric stalls-called"cabanas"-hadall been converted to storefronts where vendors sold Moroccan olives, Polish sausages, and fresh crepes with strawberries and whipped cream.