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PACZKI DAY

PACZKI DAY IS THE POLISH EQUIVALENT OF MARDI GRAS. ON THE TUESDAY
BEFORE ASH WEDNESDAY, POLISH FAMILIES ATTEMPT TO COMPENSATE FOR THE
GOODIES AND SNACKS THAT THEY'LL SACRIFICE DURING LENT. SO POLISH
PEOPLE EAT UP ALL THE PACZKI THEY POSSIBLY CAN.

Submitter comment: PACZKI ARE JELLY DONUTS. USUALLY, WOMEN BAKE DONUTS FOR
DAYS JUST TO PROVIDE A LARGE SELECTION ON PACZKI DAY.

Where learned: DETROIT

Subject headings:

663 Ash Wednesday

Date learned: CA00001890S ; 01-13-1980

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