I can't pronounce koblasnke. Even had to look at it twice to spell it. Gotta risk being gang whupped by Hungarians and keep calling it a kolache.

They are Czechs, not Hungarian.

dekuji or Thank you

A kolache is a round pastry. Any good Czech woman will now how to make them. Luckly I married one. "yak se mate"

Whatever they are called, the sausage, cheese and jalapeño one at the Czech Stop is a solid choice. Had one last week and it won't be my last.

Koblansky is how its spelled. Lucas Bakery in La Grange are much better than Weikels. But the old Czech ladies that run it will not serve you if you call a pig in the blanket or a koblansky a kolache

Shhhhh. Don't tell our little well kept secrets on the square

Hruska's in Ellinger is hard to beat. For the real McCoy, either of the places in LaGrange are really good.

I 2nd that

@rockinmyshoe, yes the little secret on the square is hard to beat!

Now I'm gonna have to see where the heck Zabikville is.

Greens Sausage house on fm53 out side due east of temple The kolachees are loaded and as thick as your hand. custom meats there too. smoked turkey no joke, a sausage burger with a beer is to die for. its about 8 miles out not quite to the fm436 that goes to the 77 not pass the rogers fm road eighter. they do a cheese jalapeno ham / sausage 2 of them and your stuffed. any way you want it

Try Green's Sausage House in Zabcikville (near Temple). Best I ever had. (And judging by a lot of these other replies, I ain't the only one.)

The Hungarian woman was right, as any Czech-Texan can tell you.

Anywhere but shipleys.

West

This little place by our church. Every Sunday after service