Goldbelly sells Veselka ones. IYKYK

I’m pretty sure a vendor at the Olney farmers market sells them. Sunday mornings. They definitely had them over the spring/summer. Just not sure if they are still there. It’s been a few months since I’ve been.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kielbasa Factory pierogies on Rockville Pile are on my list to try.

Wow - I live close to this and never knew about it. It looks amazing!

If you try before I get there, please report back.

Wegmans has fresh refrigerated ones

Anonymous wrote:Kielbasa Factory pierogies on Rockville Pile are on my list to try.

Wow - I live close to this and never knew about it. It looks amazing!

Another vote for Polka Deli in Silver Spring!

Polka Deli in silver spring
Chef EWa in Eastern market DC

Kielbasa Factory pierogies on Rockville Pile are on my list to try.

Polish Market in Vienna

Anonymous wrote:Hello from the "Pierogi Belt"!

I have eaten a lot of homemade pierogies, restaurant pierogies, and local manufacturer pierogies.

I agree that Mrs. T's are perfectly good whereas some artisan pierogies miss the mark.

My family has been enjoying the new Mrs. T's "Loaded Baked Potato" flavor. We usually stick to the plain cheddar cheese, but this flavor is surprisingly good. Hope it sticks around.

https://www.mrstspierogies.com/products/full-size/loaded-baked-potato/

I had cheeseteak pierogies in Philly and let me tell you, hit the mark so fine.

Hello from the "Pierogi Belt"!

I have eaten a lot of homemade pierogies, restaurant pierogies, and local manufacturer pierogies.

I agree that Mrs. T's are perfectly good whereas some artisan pierogies miss the mark.

My family has been enjoying the new Mrs. T's "Loaded Baked Potato" flavor. We usually stick to the plain cheddar cheese, but this flavor is surprisingly good. Hope it sticks around.

https://www.mrstspierogies.com/products/full-size/loaded-baked-potato/

Anonymous wrote:Where are you? Paige's Pit Stop in Waterford sells them. Spring House Farm Store in Hamilton. But those are western Loudoun.

If in MD you can get them at the Dutch Market in Germantown.

If just going to a grocery store, Mrs. T in the frozen section is fine. Just do them on the griddle with oil and make sure you have apple sauce and sour cream.

Try not to get fat (or fatter).

And I LOLed at your last line. I’ll try not to make this a habit 😄

I’m in MoCo, so the Dutch market is a great idea-thanks!

Where are you? Paige's Pit Stop in Waterford sells them. Spring House Farm Store in Hamilton. But those are western Loudoun.

If in MD you can get them at the Dutch Market in Germantown.

If just going to a grocery store, Mrs. T in the frozen section is fine. Just do them on the griddle with oil and make sure you have apple sauce and sour cream.

Try not to get fat (or fatter).

I am craving pierogies and my local store doesn’t sell them. Where do you find them and do you have a brand to recommend? Thanks!