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Wawel sugar free chocolate

  • 14-01-2016 9:28am
    #1
    Seanachai
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    Has anybody seen this chocolate being sold in Dublin? I used to get it in a Centra in town but they're sold out.

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  • #2
    MissFlitworth
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    Better suited here, OP


  • #3
    on_my_oe
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    Try a Polish shop as wawel I think is a polish brand. There's a large one (Polonia?) opposite the Church which has a good selection of Chocolate


  • #4
    Seanachai
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    on_my_oe wrote: »
    Try a Polish shop as wawel I think is a polish brand. There's a large one (Polonia?) opposite the Church which has a good selection of Chocolate

    I tried one in Santry last night, they had Wawel products but not the sugar free, I don't think they're used to Irish fellas going in the shop tbh, they looked kind of shocked :o. Which church is the Polonia store opposite?.


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    Hanley
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    Daybreak on Clonliffe Road in Drumcondra had some a while ago.


  • #6
    spurious
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    I'm in Poland this weekend, I can have a look for it if you like. PM me.

    Other option might be a Polish wholesalers (also open to the public) like the one beside LIDL in Artane.


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  • #7
    on_my_oe
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    Seanachai wrote: »
    I tried one in Santry last night, they had Wawel products but not the sugar free, I don't think they'e used to Irish fellas going in the shop tbh, they looked kind of shocked :o. Which church is the Polonia store opposite?.

    The Church restaurant in town, near Primark and McDonalds - opposite there is a decent sized Polish shop.

    There is a large Polish supermarket called GOLT in Finglas on St. Margarets Rd, at the rear entrance of the Jamestown Business Park and nearly opposite the Aldi. Pop in and try one of the girls behind the tills - their English is quite good. If you want to look yourself, come inside the door, and turn left - chocolates are past the drinks and crisps, on the far left.
    There is a small Polish shop inside the Aldi carpark there too (beside the Chinese Panda takeaway), and there is yet another branch of Polonia directly opposite the Aldi, beside Manhattan popcorn. Hopefully one of those three might be good.


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