What impressed us the most?

The sisters sum up their trip and Le Gruyère AOP dishes they tasted along the way.

Visit to the Mézières creamery

#1

Picnic in the Gruyères village

#2

Visit to the producer of Le Gruyère AOP Alpage in the mountains

#3

How Malakoffs are made

#4

What impressed us the most?

#5

The cheese journey starts from Bern

#1

Anatomy of a good food photo

#2

Photography equipment on the road

#3

Mountains and cellar maturation

#4

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Risotto with forest mushrooms and cheese

The classic risotto gets new depth and flavour from Le Gruyère AOP in Petter Bäcklund’s recipe.
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Smoky Le Gruyère AOP potato salad

Pizza with Gruyère topping

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