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Please feel free to use this page to communicate with us at Rocky Mountain Potica, or with other visitors to the website. We would love to hear any Potica-related memories you may have, and how those memories relate to the older generations of your family. And if you are just learning of Potica recently, and your ethnicity or culture has distinctions that you would like to share, please do so. As Americans, we all come from somewhere. And we all have unique stories, cultures, and traditions.

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Vicki said: May 17, 2012 12:40 pm PST

I am from lake County Il, My aunt works & knows your mom. I know her from Jesters in waukegan. Looking forward to placing an order, Thanks

Sharon (Hainsel-Vouri-Krampach) Gary said: May 8, 2012 7:01 am PST

Dober Dan, Like you my family immigrated to the US also. My grandparents on both sides and my dad. My mom was born in Chicago IL. They maintained their home around 22nd Street and Damen, near St Stephen Church. My mom learned the art of making potica from her mom and I in turn learned from her. My favorite part was cracking the walnuts so I could sneak a bite or two (or more when she wasn't looking). She used the old fashion grinder and we would feed the nuts through it to make it into the paste. She also made poppy seed potica and would buy the seeds from a local bakery and grind them also, not once but twice. She was also a master at making gibanica. Your potica looks alot like how she would make hers (as she would say, "Don't put any gunk on top of it"). Can't wait to try yours to see how it is. Thanks for keeping the tradition going...

Dorothy Rossi said: April 18, 2012 7:57 am PST

Your Potica is so much like mine that I am grateful that I have your number. I gave your pamphlet to my niece in Colorado and she has ordered from you too and loves it. I will be ordering again. Thank you. Dorothy

Carole Solano said: April 17, 2012 5:33 am PST

Received my poticas just minutes ago. Had a piece and it brought me back almost 55 yrs. ago when my grandmother in Pa. would bake them for Christmas and Easter. The taste was the same as hers. I will definitely be ordering them again. Have a Happy Easter.

Jeri said: April 15, 2012 1:20 pm PST

We had the Blago (Blagojevich Totally Nuts Potica) for Easter and it was FABULOUS!!! ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS!! Nick's potica rivals that of my great-grandmother and great-aunts .... we order potica for holidays, special occasions and "just because". It's that good!!!

Jerry Zakosek said: April 14, 2012 8:35 pm PST

Our potica arrived and just one taste and I went back to my childhood. Fantastic potica as usual! Have a great Easter. Jerry Zakosek

Jan Giroir said: March 22, 2012 5:39 pm PST

Recieved the potica last week. Wow what a match to my Grandma(deceased)and my aunt and mom's. My mom said it was so close. My Grandma came from Yugslovia in 1920. It was a little bit of heaven without the hard work. We have helped mom for years and I have even completed one on my own. Thanks for refreshing great memories.