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  • Wrangler
    http://www.czechstop.net
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  • montanajoe
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    Looks and sounds delicious,,[:p][:p]
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  • Wrangler
    quote:Originally posted by jim_lemay
    My vote is for Prasek's Hillje Smokehouse between Houston & Victoria.

    Kolaches, Kasekies, Sausage Bread Loaf. Pies, Cakes and Jerky galore.

    [:p][:p][:p]


    I've eaten their's many a time. Good stuff. Also love their peppered turkey jerky, but it is expensive.
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  • Wrangler
    Their jalapeno cheese summer sausage is good too.
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  • gearheaddad
    I love Kolache!
    I'm half Bohemia/Czech. My Grandma used to make them for me all the time!
    Poppy seed and Apricot are my favorites. Followed by Cherry.
    If I'm ever in that area, I'm stopping! Thanks for the tip!
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  • 84Bravo1
    Thought this post was about Koflak's. Plastic Mtn'eering Boots.
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  • JasonV
    My wife's family is Czech so I am spoiled.

    Kolaches don't have meat and are always fruit on top.

    Southeast South Dakota is Czech country. The world famous Czech Days in Tabor SD is a pretty big deal in this state.
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  • Pdog
    Mom makes them. I like the cottage cheese ones then poppy seed.
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  • Rocky Raab
    The best are the ones your Czech Grandma made. Period. Grandma Hodulik made mine, but she's been gone for nearly 40 years now.
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  • medic07
    I stop there every time on my way up to Arkansas from San Antonio

    They are great eating.
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  • JasonV
    quote:Originally posted by Rocky Raab
    The best are the ones your Czech Grandma made. Period. Grandma Hodulik made mine, but she's been gone for nearly 40 years now.


    My wife grandma used to make me platters of them. Cherry and poppy seed are my favorites.
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  • babun
    My mom's mother [from Czechoslovakia] made ones like these. She called
    them cookies. We kids called them yummy!!
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  • Brookwood
    Delicious Memories from my childhood!![:p]

    Our next door neighbor was a very old Bohemian widow woman (Mrs. Kuntz) who made kolaches using stewed prunes from plums she grew on her farm.

    I remember she did not frost them but covered them with powdered sugar.

    Ohhhh they were goooooooooood![:p]
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  • He Dog
    At least West, Texas is in west Texas. If it were in NY it would be on east Long Island.
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  • Rocky Raab
    Kolches, danish, turnovers...many cultures have a similar pastry with their own name attached. Taken to an industrialized junk food extreme, we have PopTarts.
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  • Rocky Raab
    They even come in US rations, where they are called "Filled Bakery Item." The factory mylar PT package is overwrapped in a retort pouch to keep it "fresh" longer.
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  • Donovan Kirkpatrick
    Green's Sausage House in Zabcikville, TX has some that are just as good or better than the ones in West. I like the poppy seed ones. Their sausage burgers and dry cured bacon are great too.
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  • jimdeere
    Sounds like Toaster Strudels to me. Which is no a bad thing.
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  • Brookwood
    Comparing a homemade kolache to a Pop Tart or a Toaster Strudel is like comparinh a p p young Raquel Welch with Rosie O'Donnell! [:0]

    Crap'n auto sensor will not let me write c.o.m.p.a.rinh a p p young Raquel Welch...[:(!]
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  • Rocky Raab
    Actually, that is a good simile:

    A Kolache is to a Pop Tart as Raquel Welch is to Rosie O'Donnell.
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  • babun
    ""Comparing a homemade kolache to a Pop Tart or a Toaster Strudel is like comparing a young Raquel Welch with Rosie O'Donnell! ""


    Fixed by Rod Serling..............[;)]
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