Kamyki orzechowe

Name: Kamyki orzechowe
Pronunciation: kãˈmɨkʲi ɔʒɛxˈɔvɛ
Translation: peanut stones
Producer: Jurzenka
Weight: 100g/3.5 oz
Price: 2.00 PLN/$ 0.60/€ 0.40/£ 0.36
Energy: 497 kcal/100 g

Ingredients: peanuts 51.4%, sugar, glucose syrup, plant concentrates (saffron, spirulina, carrot, lemon, radish, apple, pepper extract, sweet potato), flavours, glazing agents: beeswax E901, talc E553b.

Kamyki orzechowe are another very popular kind of drops in Poland. This time, these are peanuts covered with glazing. They come in 6 colours: white, brown, orange, red, yellow and green (and contain no artificial colours).

Korsarz – draże kokosowe

Name: Korsarz – draże kokosowe
Pronunciation: ˈkɔrsaʃ ˈdraʒɛ kɔkɔˈsɔvɛ
Translation: Pirate – coconut drops
Producer: Skawa Wadowice
Weight: 70 g/2.47 oz
Price: 2.00 PLN/$ 0.60/€ 0.46/£ 0.36
Energy: 465 kcal/3.5 oz (100 g)

Ingredients: sugar, chocolate icing 17.9% (sugar, hydrogenated soybean and palm oil, fat-reduced cocoa powder, emulsifier: soya lecithin, flavour), whey powder, hydrogenated vegetable fat, shredded coconut 5.1%, wafers (wheat flour, potato starch, vegetable oil, salt), skimmed milk powder, colouring: ammonia caramel E150c, glucose syrup, glazing agent: gum arabic E414, flavour.

Korsarz is another type of chocolate drops produced by Skawa (alongside Orzeszki and some more to be dealt with soon here). This time dark chocolate houses sweet and aromatic coconut mass.

Orzeszki drażetki

Name: Orzeszki drażetki
Pronunciation: ɔˈʒɛʃkʲi draˈʒɛtkʲi
Translation: Nut drops
Producer: Skawa Wadowice
Weight: 70 g/2.47 oz
Price: 2.00 PLN/$ 0.60/€ 0.46/£ 0.36
Energy: 497 kcal/3.5 oz (100 g)

Ingredients: sugar, peanuts 38%, hydrogenated vegetable fat, skimmed milk powder, wafers (wheat flour, potato starch, soybean oil, salt), whole milk powder, colouring: ammonia caramel E150c, glucose syrup, fat-reduced cocoa powder, spirit, glazing agent: beeswax, emulsifier: soya lecithin, flavour.

Orzeszki drażetki are a very popular type of drops in Poland. These are peanuts covered with wafer mass and dark chocolate. They’re eaten as a snack, especially by children at schools (but also by adults who like to recollect their school-years!).