r/onionhate • u/PrinceJehal • Mar 22 '26
But why
Is onion a traditional pierogi ingredient? Why is that the "one more thing" they always have?
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u/bosorka1 Mar 22 '26
i make mine from scratch and they are safe and onion free. because fuck onions.
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u/StabbingHoboReturns Mar 22 '26
I mean it's listed on the label, and least it wasn't some bullshit fine print or unlisted and end up in there.
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u/hypotheticaltapeworm Mar 23 '26
It is kind of fine print. The flavor is called "potato and cheese" with the text reading "onions" being much smaller and mention in a blurb.
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u/PatysRozrabiaka Mar 23 '26
Yes. As a Pole, onion is always in pierogi. That being said. My mother does always without because of me
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u/DIAXMEN Mar 22 '26
Yeah unfortunately onions are a traditional ingredient in pretty much every savory pierogi filling
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u/DifferentIsPossble Mar 23 '26
Traditionally, ruskie do indeed have onion. If you look for Ukrainian made ones (pielmeni), though, the potato and cheese ones are more often onion free!
Source: onion free Polish
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u/Ok_Hour_1923 Mar 25 '26
My grandmother while still alive would set a big batch of potato filling aside for me when she was making them each Friday. She added deadly onions to bug batch for the family and then mine were pure. I miss her
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u/buffalocoinz Mar 22 '26
The potato and cheddar Kasia’s don’t have onions!
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u/PrinceJehal Mar 22 '26
A quick search of the ingredients says they do
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u/buffalocoinz Mar 22 '26
Idk which you’re looking at but potato and CHEDDAR are the kind I buy. No onion listed. https://imgur.com/a/EMAlGeF
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u/badnewsbets Mar 22 '26
disturbing stuff. like why do that. onion doesnt even seem like a real food.
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u/Neurapraxia Mar 22 '26
Buy Mrs. T.
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u/PrinceJehal Mar 22 '26
Those also have onion
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u/avelineaurora Mar 22 '26
If they have any degree of onion it's completely unnoticeable. It's certainly not a tangible piece and I can't even taste it. It took this thread to even be aware the non-Onion flavors even have it listed as an ingredient and I eat them all the time.
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u/Neurapraxia Mar 22 '26
Barely. I don't notice it and eat them regularly.
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u/awake283 Mar 22 '26
Wed notice.
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u/Neurapraxia Mar 22 '26
No I've eaten them on Wednesdays and don't notice then either.
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u/awake283 Mar 22 '26
no offense Im sure you're a nice guy, but I have onion paranoia, and I dont.. no.. CANT trust you lol
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u/Free_Electrocution Mar 22 '26 edited Mar 22 '26
Yeah, I never knew they had onions in the ingredients list until I checked just now. If you don't eat onions due to taste/texture aversion, I'd consider these safe. If it's an allergy/sensitivity, probably not.
The garlic parmesan flavor doesn't list onions in the ingredients, for anyone that's ok with garlic and not onion.
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u/avelineaurora Mar 22 '26
It's an EXTREMELY common pierogi ingredient lol. Sadly. Most of Mrs. T's doesn't have them though.
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u/Fresh_tomatos Mar 22 '26
Ok as an avid onion hater and a Polish person, I must say…the onions must be there. It’s sacred and canonical. They are usually really well fried to the Point of caramelization.
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u/quietlycommenting Mar 22 '26
Forever in search of pierogi without dreaded onion. One day I will bother to make them myself.