The Americans lost to the Polish plant. They had to eat a dish of igy Świątek
An employee of the American embassy in Warsaw had to eat a Polish dish that is not very popular in the world. This is the result of winning Iga Świątek and the plant for a Polish match.
Iga Świątek from Poland and Amanda Anisimov from the USA failed last weekend in the Wimbledon final. During this match, a plant was established between diplomats from both countries. Employees of both embassies agreed to one meal, which in the other country is not very popular.
The US embassy lost the plant. She had to eat a dish of Iga Świątek
“The rules were simple: if Iga won – spokesman for the US embassy in Warsaw eats pasta with strawberries, the favorite Iga dish and the virgin classic. If Amanda wins – the head of communication at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Washington faces the Peanut Butter & Jelly sandwich” – we read in the social media of the embassy.
“It was a real diplomatic gameplay. The word was said – we are defeating the chest, and our press spokesman faced pasta with strawberries. We have it recorded on video – Check It Out!” – the Americans wrote. Let’s hope that the sweetness of the Polish dish has helped the bitterness of failure. Świątek crashed her rival to zero: 6: 0, 6: 0.
Despite considerable fears, a spokesman for the American embassy admitted that he had quite liked. – It’s good. I did not expect it, but it is very good – he said. Perhaps with their words he will encourage more people to try an unusual connection.
Iga Świątek and pasta with strawberries
Iga Świątek caused a considerable sensation when after winning the match against Danielle Collins she talked about this dish. – There is a dish that I often eat now. I ate him as a child. It’s pasta with strawberries – a Polish woman confessed to the surprise of the audience.
Our player’s statement spread widely on the global social media. “New York Times” even posted a recipe for a Polish dish in a culinary column. Świątek also emphasized that it is worth taking care of the appropriate ingredients.
During a press conference, a Polish woman was re-caught on a strawberry-alavic thread, she said that in her opinion, Polish strawberries are better than those that can be found during Wimbledon. Each has their own pros, differ, but to the question about the comparison and indicating the better ones, she focused on Polish strawberries.
