7 Sweet + Swiss Recipes You Should Try

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There's more to Switzerland than chocolate and cheese. Discover some classic Swiss baked goods you can make at home.

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Tarte aux pruneaux

1 A classic fruit tart found in French-speaking Switzerland.

SCHOGGIWEGGLI

2 A yeasted roll studded with chocolate pieces found in Basel.

petits pains À la confiture

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Common ingredients in Sweet + Swiss recipes:

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Rosinenkranz

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Rissoles aux poires

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Tarte aux pommes

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milanais

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Want to discover more sweet recipes from Switzerland?

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