Cheese Fondue is a Swiss communal dish. Japanese eat this food during winter. A cheese mix in the pot is kept warm as a semi-liquid sauce into which diners use forks to dip bits of food, most often bread. Whilst cheese fondues are the most widely known there are other pot and dipping ingredients. Fondue is most often warmed either by an alcohol burner or tealights.
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Homestay Day 8,9-Food Fest
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swiss dish during winter ??parts of Japanese culture?? or any stories or reasons behind??
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