Apart from discovering the amazing chocolate, my experience
of Swiss cuisine unfortunately was not as adventures as I had hoped. Being in a
small isolated town we had Aussie cooks that prepared all of our meals for us
which limits the options to pick and choose traditional dishes made by the
locals. After a 10 hour bus ride from
Paris we were eagerly waiting to find out what our first meal would be. The good old Aussie cooks did not let us down
and the first thing we were served was Swiss cheese fondue. The cheese had a bitterness to it that made
it unique, unlike Swiss cheese I have tasted in the past. It was served on a traditional burner and was
boiling away to ensure a cheesy experience.
This was probably the most traditional of foods that I tried in
Switzerland, but I was overtaken by the beauty and the opportunity to sit and have a picnic lunch overlooking the snow covered Alps that the thought of trying to track down any other traditional food was long gone from my relaxed mind!
Switzerland is a must return place for me and I hope to get
the chance to try out some more traditional dishes and take in some more of the
beautiful country side. For now a short blog as we venture on to next
destination of the French Riviera x
I absolutely LOVED Switzerland too. Which town did you stay in? We were in Lucerne. So so lovely, but rather small, and everything was so expensive too! We did chocolate fondue, but I wish we had done cheese! Haha
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