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Oplatek taken from the Latin word oblatum, meaning Sacred Bread, has been the symbol of Christianity and Jesus Christ our bread of life since the Last Supper. The Oplatek is a must have for those people who value holiday traditions and celebrate Christmas Eve (Wigilia) every year. For many Eastern European families in Poland, Lithuania, the Czech and Slovakia, the Christmas Eve is the most important night. Right before the supper, all members of the family will break and share oplatek along with best wishes and blessings. This beautiful tradition of breaking and sharing of the Oplatek - Christmas Wafer, has been practiced for centuries on the Holiest Night of the year!
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What are Polish Christmas wafers (Oplatki) used for? A: Polish Christmas wafers, or Oplatki, are traditionally used during Christmas Eve celebrations (Wigilia) where families share the wafers, exchange best wishes, and blessings, symbolizing unity and love.
- Q: How many wafers are included in the set of Polish Christmas wafers? A: Each set includes a total of 20 wafers, comprising 12 large wafers measuring 3.5" x 6" and 8 small wafers measuring 2" x 3.5".
- Q: Are the Oplatki suitable for dietary restrictions? A: Yes, the Polish Christmas wafers are made from just two ingredients: pure wheat flour and water, making them suitable for many dietary preferences, though they are not gluten-free.
- Q: What is the significance of the designs on the wafers? A: Each wafer features random beautiful Christmas motifs, which add to the festive spirit and make the Oplatki a special part of the holiday tradition.
- Q: How should I store the Polish Christmas wafers? A: To keep the wafers fresh, store them in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Once opened, ensure they are sealed properly to maintain their quality.



