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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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K Dedich said: April 17, 2013 6:24 am PST

Received your potica as a gift. It was ordered from Phoenix and sent all the way here to Ohio. I thoroughly enjoyed it and will be ordering more from you in the future. Keep up the good work!

Carol Hladnik Buss said: April 11, 2013 10:13 am PST

Found out about you when a friend of mine from Waukegan wanted to send a potica for Easter to her sister in Denver. Called in the order, and found out that your mother was a year behind me at Mother of God -- what a coincidence! By the way my friend in Denver (who also graduated from MoG) LOVED THE POTICA!!

Bill Weaver said: April 5, 2013 9:49 am PST

Heard your ad on 247polkaheaven on my phone. Had to check it out. My grandmother (my dad's mom) made potica during all holidays. I am 2nd generation mother's side, 3rd generation dad's side. Looking forward to trying some authentic potica here in South Carolina.

Gail McKenzie said: March 30, 2013 6:00 pm PST

My husband saw you all packing boxes for shipping at the Crossroads Pub and Grill. He was given the opportunity to sample your product along with some friends. They all loved it. So now I guess it's my turn to order and sample. Look for ward to it and will let you know.

Jeanne said: March 28, 2013 4:47 pm PST

Best Potica since my grandmother's, I ordered once now a 2nd time and will continue to order...it is the best out there! Far better than Strawberry Hill, it is exactly like my grandmothers and she was from Austria. Yummmmmmm

Joe Sabotin said: March 16, 2013 2:21 pm PST

1st generation Slovene, grew up in Haughville (Indianapolis) attended Holy Trinity Church. I am a proud member of the Slovanian National Home!

Sue Kadunc said: March 16, 2013 5:15 am PST

Our favorite Potica bakery in Milwaukee closed, so we're. looking forward to sampling your Walnut-Raisin at Easter. This will be our first Potica holiday without Grandpa Bernie (he passed away at 89 years young in January), but his traditions will never be lost!