People try and fail to pronouncing Paczki (pronounced POONCH-key), the filled Polish doughnuts available here only on the day ...

Many local bakeries already are selling paczki or plan to serve them on or near Fat Tuesday. Several grocery chains (including Acme, Buehler, Fishers, Giant Eagle, Marc’s and Meijer) also offer paczki ...

The name paczki translates to "little packages." Paczki is pronounced POONCH-key and is plural; one pastry is a paczek (POON-check).

Pączki look like sugar-coated jelly donuts, right up to the fruit jams that ooze out from their sides. So what makes these ...

Discover local bakeries offering a wide range of paczki flavors, from the classics to unique options around West Michigan on ...

This time of year, it’s spelled paczki. The traditional Polish doughnuts, pronounced “poonch-key” or “punch-key,” are a treat before Lent. Polish Catholics feast on them as they prepare ...

For the record, paczki is pronounced “POONCH-key.” Or maybe “PAUNCH-key.” Or somewhere in between the two. But definitely not “PACK-zee.” Got it? Some of Chicago’s most adored paczki ...

While New Orleans celebrates Mardi Gras, Chicago has its own gluttonous February holiday — Pączki Day. Also known as Fat ...

It's that time of year where Chicago has a great debate—how do you pronounce paczki? "I say it 'poonch-kee,' but my ...

Yes, Fat Tuesday is nearly upon us! With Tuesday comes Paczki. These heavenly Polish pastries—pronounced "POONCH-key" (though we won't judge however you say it)—are the perfect way to celebrate.