In Poland thumb|Polish kutia Kutya is known in Poland as kutia and kucja, where it can be served as part of the Twelve-dish Christmas Eve supper, though its origins predate Christianity in Poland and can be traced back to customs of the Slavic Native Faith. However, it is eaten primarily (though not exclusively) in the eastern regions of Podlasie, the Lublin area, and Subcarpathia, near the borders with Belarus and Ukraine. It can also be commonly found among Bug River Poles and other generations with ancestry in the Eastern Borderlands, who are scattered across all of Poland. Besides Wigilia, kutia is also served on New Year's Eve and other special occasions, such as wakes.
in poland thumb|polish kutia kutya is known in poland as kutia and kucja where it can be served as part of the twelve-dish christmas eve supper though its origins predate christianity in poland and can be traced back to customs of the slavic native faith however it is eaten primarily (though not exclusively) in the eastern regions of podlasie the lublin area and subcarpathia near the borders with belarus and ukraine it can also be commonly found among bug river poles and other generations with ancestry in the eastern borderlands who are scattered across all of poland besides wigilia kutia is also served on new year's eve and other special occasions such as wakes