Klopsiki are Polish meatballs made from a mix of ground pork, beef, or veal, combined with breadcrumbs, egg, and onion, then simmered, baked, or occasionally fried. Served in sauces like tomato, mushroom, or dill cream, they’re popular across Poland, especially in Masovia and Kuyavia, where they appear in school lunches, family dinners, and traditional canteens. Smaller, softer versions are called pulpety, while klopsy often refer to larger or pan-fried patties. These comforting dishes have peasant roots and are considered a cousin to meatballs across Central and Eastern Europe.

Common variations include pulpeciki w sosie koperkowym (mini meatballs in dill sauce) and klopsy mielone

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