Swiss Fondue

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Uploaded by on Feb 7, 2008

This is an authentic swiss fondue that tastes absolutely delicious. Use swiss gruyere and emmentaler cheese with a dry white wine. If you have any questions or comments please comment. Thank you ☺

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  • oh yea and don't forget nutmeg and pepper

  • i would suggest crudely grating the cheese instead of cubing it. also, try to get vacherin-cheese instead of emmenthaler.

  • Mmm...thanks for this. Can't wait to try it. One odd question, do you think this is safe to serve to a former alcoholic?

  • Does anyone know why she is talking to us like we're retarded?

    Talk normally.

  • might also suggest, grilled sausage thickly sliced, meatballs, steamed carrots, broccoli and cauliflower.

  • fondue in a steel pot? oh well, who am i too say anything, i buy packaged cheese fondue and melt it in the microwave

  • Mann hab ich jetzt einen Hunger - Dammit now i'm hungry

  • hahaha this fondue put is normaly used for fondue chinoise and not for cheese fondue haha my goodness...

  • Come to Switzerland...and taste Raclette...and Fondue...

  • Well! Appenzeller is quite a good cheese, but the original fondue is made with 50% Gruyère 50% Vacherin.But they are different shapes, the important is to have good time with friends:the goal of fondue

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