babylonboy
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Bread is the best dip. I'm of Swiss extraction, fondue/raclette was like a standard thing growing up, and when I do it, people think frankfurters or apple or whatever will be the one, but good crusty bread steals the show. Really. Every time.
Sham, white wine is OK, but my grampy would insist on kirsch as the only acceptable one. For a fondue á la Tauntonaisse, cider does work well with the flavours of the local cheese. I recommend Henry Weston's 2012 Vintage Oak-Aged Herefordshire Cider. Not just for mixing with your cheese, but also for just being a classy, delicious, and 8% strong drink.
I recommend a cheese and jam toastie, Kronos, if you've got a sandwich toaster or a George. The trick is to butter the outside of the bread, too.
Sham, white wine is OK, but my grampy would insist on kirsch as the only acceptable one. For a fondue á la Tauntonaisse, cider does work well with the flavours of the local cheese. I recommend Henry Weston's 2012 Vintage Oak-Aged Herefordshire Cider. Not just for mixing with your cheese, but also for just being a classy, delicious, and 8% strong drink.
I recommend a cheese and jam toastie, Kronos, if you've got a sandwich toaster or a George. The trick is to butter the outside of the bread, too.
raas, meet EADD. EADD, raas.Why does a fucking mod application thread... turn into a discussion of cheesey bread baguettes that Tescos does.

