Talk:Kowalski Quality Baked Goods

"Faworki aka Chrust"
Excuse me for being a lil' bit petty (Finally I lived to see a significant polish accent in HP story), BUT ...

"Faworki aka"? It should be actually "faworki aka chrust" to be honest. There is no such things as "faworki aka". The "chrust" (which means "brushwood" btw) is a synonymous to the word "faworki" and these names are used interchangeably in Poland. Especially if we have aka (also known as) it's rather obvious it should be "faworki aka chrust". Also there is a lack of an "i" in "obwarzanek krakowski". And the last one should be actually a "śląsk bread" not "sląsk bread" imho.

Can someone explain these mistakes? Of course I don't want to be rude, but seems like someone (don't know if Jo Rowling or someone else) didn't pay much attention in creation of this, which worries me more when we consider the fact that both US and UK have large polish community. Or maybe it was done on purpose?