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1 for the ponchiki - in polish I believe they are pączki, and the marked a is like an "ang" sound.
2. Call polka in glendale and warszawa in santa monica. if they don't have them, they might know who does.
As well, longshot -
poland has a consulate in los angeles. MAYBE someone there can help - or give you a lead, if they do POST IT HERE
http://www.losangeleskg.polemb.net/12400 Wilshire Blvd
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paczki
My father would refer to them as ponchiki ("пончики") , fully in agreement with the wikipedia entry.
If I were desperate, I'd look for beignets:
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/378614Or, worst case scenario, Frittelli doughnuts.
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Question: How are the Baja-style fish tacos in Chicago? ;-)
IOW, some items just aren't available in L.A. But, have you seen this ongoing thread?
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/66626
Do the footwork and you may just get lucky...
