Favorite Kolache place

[lanceodom]

Queen Donut in Houston off of West 18th and Ella Blvd. They are fantastic.. As Dale says, if it has meat it is a "pig".... at least that is how I have always viewed it......

[Burntorange Bowhunter]

I was told that there is no such thing as a "Meat" kolache! That kolaches contained some sort of fruit or cream cheese, and that anything that looked like a kolache, but contained meat.......was in fact a "Pig"!

Feller named Kulhanek told me that, so take it for what it's worth.

You are correct again, sir. they are called klobisniks in West.

[9452772]

Czech Stop in West FTW.

The best

[mhbaseball]

I was told that there is no such thing as a "Meat" kolache! That kolaches contained some sort of fruit or cream cheese, and that anything that looked like a kolache, but contained meat.......was in fact a "Pig"!

Feller named Kulhanek told me that, so take it for what it's worth.

Co-Rect!

[Twztid]

Velero here in San Antonio jap cheddar woooo!

[Reaper]

Hruska's, in Ellinger.

Went last weekend, i'll be there on saturday this weekend

[Farm Boy]

You are correct again, sir. they are called klobisniks in West.

X2. Most people don’t know the difference.

Jak se máš?

[CKolar]

Yes Czech Stop makes a decent kolache'. Do yourself a favor and go downtown to the Village Bakery. They are the oldest bakery by far the best in West. Been eating them for almost 33 years.


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[Farm Boy]

Prasek’s in Hillje is hard to beat. I really like their Poppy Seed kolache. Almost as good as Grandma’s.

[Aggiebow88]

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Originally Posted by Burntorange Bowhunter
You are correct again, sir. they are called klobisniks in West.

X2. Most people don’t know the difference.

Jak se máš?.[/QUOTE]


We called the sausage ones klobisniks as well but they were always made with smoked sausage (natural casing) not a hot dog or little smoky.

[LMiz]

I dont know what exactly you mean by authentic kolache but my favorite place is Fresh Donuts in Huntsville

[Aggiebow88]

Originally Posted by Burntorange Bowhunter

X2. Most people don’t know the difference.

Jak se mášYou are correct again, sir. they are called klobisniks in West.

we called them klobisniks as well but they were a true smoked sausage, not a weiner or little smokey

[Texifornia]

I want a Kolache right meow

[Farm Boy]

We called the sausage ones klobisniks as well but they were always made with smoked sausage (natural casing) not a hot dog or little smoky.

I'm with you brother. If I want a hot dog, I'll go to James Coney Island.

[Aggiehunter08]

Old Towne Kolaches in Houston.