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Musee de Penthes
It is not widely known that near Geneva there is a museum dedicated to the Swiss Abroad, Musee de Penthes. Dr. Peter Gerdes (Sydney) has...
Martin Frutiger
Jun 5, 20141 min read
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Recipe: Traditional Glühwein
When winter weather swirls in, nothing could be cosier than a hot mug of glühwein that fills your house with a wonderful aroma and warms...
Martin Frutiger
May 30, 20141 min read
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Culi-Temp Corner: The History of Glühwein
"Dubbed "Gløgg" in Nordic nations, "Muddled" in Old English, and "Glühwein" in Germany, mulled wines have been warming people for...
Martin Frutiger
May 30, 20144 min read
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Friendly Vintage World Cup Football Tournament in Sydney
With the rising anticipation of the opening of the Fifa World Cup in Brazil this June, another kind of World Cup will take place in...
Martin Frutiger
Feb 27, 20141 min read
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French-Speaking Swiss in Australia – Then and Now
Although greatly outnumbered by their German-speaking compatriots these days, French-speaking "Romands", as they are called collectively,...
Martin Frutiger
Feb 23, 20143 min read
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GISS: Open Day & Trivia Night
GISS Open Day The German International School Sydney (GISS) welcomes all to their Open Day, where you will be able to meet some of their...
Martin Frutiger
Feb 13, 20142 min read
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Culi-Temp Corner: The History of Bread
“...the Swiss enjoy a good loaf of bread and have for hundreds of years.” Bread is a food made from flour or meal by moistening, kneading...
Martin Frutiger
Feb 1, 20143 min read
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Recipe: Walliser Saffron Brot
Walliser Roggenbrot is a local delicacy of the canton of Valais, Switzerland where it is often thinly sliced and served with cheese and...
Martin Frutiger
Feb 1, 20142 min read
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