what to bring over to Poland for a small setup?Kitchen utensils etc?

Member since 24 June 2016

CreattedNew member27 June 2016 18:44:41

Hi we are a family of four preparing to come to Poland in sometime from Dubai. I have searched on net and Poznan seemed an affordable choice, as it offers reasonable school fee. I just wanted someone to guide me as to what I should bring from here initially for a small setup? is it worth bringing kitchen utensils or not?

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Bhavna Team

Member since 01 June 2015

BhavnaTeam28 June 2016 09:17:42

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Hi Creatted,

So that you may get some feedbacks, i have created a new thread from your post on the Poland forum.

Till members reply, i suggest you read the following thread : Essentials to live in Poland

All the best,
Bhavna

Creatted New member

Member since 24 June 2016

CreattedNew member28 June 2016 11:08:30

I am new here and I am not getting the hang of it. Very confusing. Thank you so much for your help though.

Flying_Dutchm Active member

Member since 01 October 2014

Flying_DutchmActive member11 July 2016 14:46:00

Hi,

Kitchen utensils are available in PL at a reasonable fee, in outlets like Ikea, etc. If you rent a furnished flat, they're usually already present in the flat. I personally wouldn't bother bringing them over tbh.

Creatted New member

Member since 24 June 2016

CreattedNew member12 July 2016 11:30:16

Thank you for your reply. Yes I think thats the wise thing to do.

From Wroc?aw Member

Member since 02 May 2013

From Wroc?awMember14 July 2016 11:08:44

Hi, Hope you and your family enjoy Poland. Once upon a time it was rather helpful to bring certain things from abroad, but as at least one other poster has already pointed out, it's probably quite unnecessary to bring over kitchen utensils, unless of course they are specialized items that you're rather attached to. (An acquaintance, a skilled cook, brought over his pasta maker.) It's difficult to think of something that cannot as be easily bought in Poland as elsewhere in Europe; usually the prices are good.