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Lucerne Food Tour | Where to Eat In Lucerne, Switzerland | Swiss Fondue, Chocolate, Cheese & More!

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Swiss Fondue

Cultural Context

Originating in the Alpine regions of Switzerland, fondue was a practical way to use up leftover cheese and bread during the harsh winters. Traditionally enjoyed in social settings, it's a symbol of Swiss hospitality and togetherness. Today, fondue has gained global popularity, with variations that include different cheeses and dippers.

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4 servings
Servings4
1 lb Gruyère cheese
1 lb Emmental cheese
1 cup dry white wine
2 cloves garlic
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1/4 cup kirsch
1 teaspoon black pepper
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
1 loaf bread
2 cups vegetables
2 apples
1 cup pickles
8 oz cured meats

Quantities are estimated based on standard recipes for your convenience. The actual ingredients used in this video are accurate.

1

Start the day with breakfast at Two Hands, enjoying omelets or homemade pancakes, or choose a smoothie, chia pudding, or granola bowl.

2

Visit a coffee cart in Old Town Lucerne run by Rocky, known for quality small batch coffee and alternative milk choices.

3

For lunch, head to Manor cafeteria for a rooftop terrace and an expansive buffet, recommending a meat option with veggies, noting hot food is served until 3:30 PM and closed on Sundays.

4

Check out Asar, a unique bakery that sells unsold food from local shops at 50% off to prevent food waste, offering a variety of snacks.

5

Visit Okash, the oldest chocolate shop in Lucerne, run by Shy Sui, known for handmade truffles and authentic chocolate.

6

Reserve a table at Mil F, enjoying views of the river and a menu with vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options alongside meat dishes.

7

For drinks after dinner, go to GU Hotel bar, accessible via a 90-second elevator ride, offering cocktails and a terrace.

8

Indulge in sweets at Marty G, with tempting cakes and traditional Swiss muesli.

9

Enjoy coffee at Cafe to Kuba, a specialty coffee shop and roastery with a cozy ambiance and unique decor.

10

Have lunch at Vland, a traditional restaurant serving Swiss food, ordering the flam kukin while saving fondue for later.

11

Snack on cheese pies at Has Barmetler, known for their has hle, and explore local cheeses for a DIY cheese tasting.

12

Use the Lucerne water website to find drinkable water fountains around the city, avoiding expensive bottled water.

13

For fondue, visit Fondue House Dupont, choosing from various cheese options including goat cheese and even chocolate fondue.

Equipment Needed

fondue potgratercutting boardknife

Dietary

vegetariandairy-free

Allergens

milkgluten

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