• ShouldIHaveFun
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    10 个月前

    Looks like half the calories of a swiss fondue. We are not really European though.

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        10 个月前

        It’s like saying Canadians are Americans. They do live on the American continent but are not part of the United States.

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          No, that is like saying Canadians are on the american continent. Which they are. And so you are European.

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            Sorry, I didn’t know the European adjective was only referring to the continent and never to the European Union.

            I still defend my point about the calories in the cheese though!

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        Switzerland is geographically in Europe but we are not part of the European Union. We don’t want to share our cheese.

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          EUROPEAN (adjective) Belonging to or relating to Europe or its people.

          That cheese got in your head.

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            Yeaaah maybe I missed some subtlety of the adjective, sorry.

            Hopefully I can catch some of this cheese in my head with my tongue.

        • vxx@lemmy.world
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          10 个月前

          Didn’t your cheese production become too clean to produce the legendary holes?

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            10 个月前

            Most of our cheeses never had holes. The ones that did still have them. You should have a look at our famous (although not the best in my opinion) Emmental if you like a cheese with holes (or should I call it holy cheese?!)

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          Hmm that’s like the Indian reservations in Canada and the USA. Never thought about that before. Are they considered to be in Canada/usa? I’m pretty based off of watching Yellowstone that they get passports… anyway now I’m just rambling

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            Its not really like that at all. Switzerland is very much part of Europe and shares European culture and history with the rest of us. That person is just a little bit confused.

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      10 个月前

      Fondue, with a starter plate of cured meats and a desert of meringue covered in double cream.

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        As it should be! But please make sure it’s either a “moitié moitié” or a full vacherin cheese.

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          Oh and for those thinking this is too much, some even throw in an egg into the cauldron once the melted cheese is gone.