Website and Newsletter Terms – Prymitywna Kuchnia

Version 1.1 / 2026-11-08 · effective from 2026-11-08

Prymitywna Kuchnia is a personal blog with recipes, tips and tools to make cooking easier. These terms explain how to use the website and its free newsletter.

1. Who runs the website

The PrymitywnaKuchnia.pl website and newsletter are run by Marcin Fiedziukiewicz, trading as Muchmuchmore.pl Marcin Fiedziukiewicz, ul. Sarmacka 1A lok. 125, 02-732 Warszawa, Poland, tax identification number (NIP) 6252066220, business registration number (REGON) 240886756, referred to below as the “Service Provider”.

For enquiries about the website or subscriptions, or to make a complaint, email marcin@biuletynmedyczny.pl. You can also write to the postal address above.

2. What Prymitywna Kuchnia offers

You can read recipes and other material free of charge, search the website and use reader tools such as the ingredient calculator, ingredient checkboxes and shopping list.
The newsletter brings you new recipes and cooking tips by email. If you give separate, voluntary consent, you can also receive occasional offers related to Prymitywna Kuchnia, such as information about the Service Provider’s own e-books, products or culinary events.
We charge no fees for the website or the newsletter. You pay only the usual internet or email access charges under your agreement with your provider.
You can read the blog without subscribing to the newsletter, agreeing to receive offers or consenting to analytics. You do not need an account or password for the newsletter.
The website does not operate an online shop or make sales under these terms. Any future sales will be subject to separately stated terms.

3. Technical requirements and rules of use

You need a device with internet access and an up-to-date browser. The interactive tools require JavaScript. Remembering your chosen settings may require browser storage to be available.
For the newsletter you need a working email address that you are authorised to access. Emails may contain HTML, images and links. Whether images are displayed also depends on your email application.
You must not submit someone else’s email address without their permission, send unlawful content or spam, attempt unauthorised access, or disrupt the website or its mailing system.
Do not share your private links for confirming a subscription or changing preferences. Anyone with such a link can perform the action it specifies for your subscription.
When online, watch out for messages impersonating the sender, suspicious attachments and requests for passwords. Prymitywna Kuchnia does not need your email password to subscribe you to the newsletter.

4. How to subscribe

Enter your email address in the form, accept these terms, confirm that you have read the Privacy Policy and choose which emails you want to receive. Consent to additional offers is separate and is optional if you want to receive recipes.
We send a verification link to the address you enter. To activate your subscription, open the link and confirm on the page. The link is valid for 48 hours. If it expires, you can use the form again.
The newsletter service agreement is concluded for an indefinite period when you successfully confirm your subscription. We will email you confirmation, a copy of the terms you accepted and a summary of the types of messages you selected.
We send the newsletter when there are new posts or materials to share. There is no fixed number of emails per week. Notifications may be queued, and delivery times also depend on mail servers.
Subscribing does not mean you agree to receive other brands’ newsletters or to have your address passed to others for their own marketing.
Changing the consent wording on the website does not extend consent already given. For a new purpose or wider scope, we will ask you to make and confirm a new choice.

5. Changing preferences and ending your subscription

You can unsubscribe free of charge at any time without giving a reason. Use the unsubscribe link (“Wypisz mnie”) in an email, or write to marcin@biuletynmedyczny.pl and specify the subscribed address.
The change preferences link (“Zmień preferencje”) lets you change your choices for recipes and additional offers separately. Opting out of offers does not affect access to the blog or your ability to receive recipes.
Unsubscribing stops further messages being submitted for delivery to that address. An email already handed to a mail server may still arrive. This does not reactivate your subscription.
We may suspend mailings to an address if we receive permanent delivery errors, a spam complaint or a report of abuse. You can still contact us, make a complaint and access public recipes.
If we discontinue the newsletter, we will inform active subscribers. Ending a subscription does not automatically delete all technical records and evidence of how it was managed. The Privacy Policy explains what we retain and for how long.

6. Right of withdrawal

A consumer may withdraw from the newsletter agreement within 14 days of its conclusion, without giving a reason and at no cost. We also grant this right where the law would not require it for a particular free service.
Before the deadline, send a clear statement to marcin@biuletynmedyczny.pl or to the Service Provider’s postal address. You may use the example below, but you do not have to. We will acknowledge receipt by email.
Withdrawal ends the agreement. We cease processing data and retain any necessary records in accordance with the GDPR and the Privacy Policy. We do not charge for messages received before withdrawal.
After 14 days you can still unsubscribe at any time under section 5. Receiving the first message does not end your right of withdrawal.

Sample withdrawal notice
To: Muchmuchmore.pl Marcin Fiedziukiewicz, ul. Sarmacka 1A lok. 125, 02-732 Warszawa, marcin@biuletynmedyczny.pl.
I hereby withdraw from the Prymitywna Kuchnia newsletter agreement for the following email address: …
Date the agreement was concluded, if known: …
Consumer’s full name and address: …
Date: …
Signature: … (only for a notice submitted on paper).

7. Complaints and consumer rights

You can complain about the website, its tools or the newsletter by email or by post using the details in section 1. Describe the problem, give the approximate date it occurred and tell us how to reply. No special form is required.
We will respond within 14 days of receiving your complaint, by email or on another agreed durable medium. If we do not respond to a consumer complaint, the statutory consequences apply.
The Service Provider is responsible for the conformity of the digital content and services with the agreement to the extent provided by the Polish Consumer Rights Act. In cases covered by that Act, you may request supply or that the content or service be brought into conformity with the agreement. You may also withdraw from the agreement in the circumstances provided by law. Applicable consumer rights apply even though the newsletter is free.
You may seek help from a municipal or district consumer ombudsman. Information on out-of-court dispute resolution is available on the website of the Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK). Participation in a particular out-of-court procedure is governed by law.
These terms do not restrict rights that consumers cannot waive. A trader entitled to consumer protection under the law also benefits from the rights granted to them when the statutory conditions are met.

8. Recipes, tools and rights in the materials

The recipes and tips are for culinary and informational purposes. They do not replace personalised medical or dietary advice. Before cooking, check the ingredients of the products you use, their allergens and whether they are fit for consumption.
The serving calculator helps you adjust ingredient quantities. Changing the number of servings does not automatically change the baking time, temperature or method. Use your judgement for ingredients listed without a quantity.
The shopping list and ingredient checkboxes help you organise your cooking. Whether they are saved on a device depends on browser storage. Clearing site data may erase them.
Original texts, photographs and other protected material on the website belong to their respective authors who hold the rights. You may use them as permitted by law, including under statutory permitted-use and quotation provisions, and you may share links to recipes. Agree any further use requiring permission with the rights holder.
Nothing in this section excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

9. Privacy

The Privacy Policy explains how we process data and use cookies and browser storage. Confirming that you have read it does not constitute blanket consent to all processing. We seek consent separately for messages and analytics, according to the specific purpose.

10. Changes to these terms

The terms may be amended if the law, website or newsletter functions, the way the service is provided, or the Service Provider’s details change. The scope of each amendment should reflect its reason.
Each new version has a date and version number. Before applying a material change to an existing subscription, we will email you the change and the reason for it at least 14 days before it is due to take effect. If acceptance or new consent is required, we will ask for it separately.
Neither changing these terms nor a failure to respond to notice of the change replaces the consent required for a new marketing purpose. You may end your subscription before the change takes effect. Changes do not affect rights already acquired or the rules for handling earlier complaints.
You can save or print these terms from your browser. You may also contact the Service Provider for a copy of the version applicable to your subscription.