Apéro – Der genussvolle Brauch aus der Schweiz

Endlich Feierabend. Durchatmen, nach Hause kommen und sich erholen. Und? Genießen! So zelebrieren viele Schweizer ihren Feierabend genussvoll mit einem Apéro: der perfekte Start in einen wunderbaren Abend mit den Liebsten. Ein wenig wie Fingerfood, aber mit mehr Fokus auf Genuss und Gesellschaft!

02.04.2024

in Nutrition

Gemüse, Obst, und Nüsse liegen dekorativ auf einem hölzernen Tablett arrangiert.

Everything that goes with an aperitif

A sumptuous cheese and sausage platter is a must for this indulgent time-out. The meat specialties on the platter include air-dried Bündnerfleisch, fine Valais dried meat, Appenzeller Mostbröckli, Salsiz and Bündner raw ham. A small selection of cheeses also belongs on the Swiss aperitif platter. A spicy Sbrinz or Brie is ideal here. You can round off the Swiss taste experience with crunchy nuts, tomatoes, olives, gherkins and radishes - however you like. The Swiss also serve various types of home-baked bread as a hearty accompaniment to their aperitif. Of course, a good bottle of wine - red or white - is a must for a genuine Swiss aperitif. Because the wine enhances the fine taste of the fine specialties. Everything you need for full enjoyment!

Käsewürfel mit Schinken und Pflaumen auf Spießen, angerichtet auf einem Teller.

Aperitifs - easy to prepare

The aperitif is very easy to prepare. The Swiss usually arrange the various delicacies on a platter or plate. You can cut the delicacies into slices and arrange them lovingly; after all, you eat with your eyes. It's really quick and you'll be done with the preparations in no time. This leaves you enough time to look after your friends and enjoy the evening with them. Want to prepare more than just a cold cheese and sausage platter? Then let our recipe ideas in the magazine inspire you.

Time for an aperitif! Grab your favorite snacks and turn every moment into an enjoyable highlight - just like the Swiss!