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Fondue Mix

Several cheeses in one pot, and a bit of a personality crisis.

You are a mix of everything and the life of every party. You bring people together and nobody ever wants to leave your table.

Cheese profile

  • MildBold
  • SoftFirm
  • HomebodyExplorer
  • SoloFondue crowd
  • ClassicWild

The real cheese facts

Origin
The classic comes from Fribourg
Type
Moitié-moitié: 50 % Le Gruyère AOP, 50 % Vacherin Fribourgeois AOP
Best for
Fondue

Source: fribourg.ch, cheesesfromswitzerland.com · Last checked 28.10.2026

Taste and texture

Moitié-moitié is nutty and creamy at once. The Gruyère brings the flavour and the Vacherin the creamy texture.

How to eat it

Melt it slowly in a caquelon and dip pieces of bread into it on long forks.

Did you know?

To protect the original recipe, the trade organisations of Gruyère and Vacherin Fribourgeois created their own Fondue Moitié-Moitié label.

Which cheeses go into moitié-moitié?

Exactly two, in equal parts: Le Gruyère AOP for the flavour and Vacherin Fribourgeois AOP for the creamy texture.

More about Vacherin Fribourgeois AOP →

How to keep it

Keep a ready-made fondue mix in the fridge and use it before the date on the pack.

Questions about Fondue Mix

What is in a moitié-moitié?

Half Le Gruyère AOP and half Vacherin Fribourgeois AOP.

What does moitié-moitié mean?

Half and half, in French.

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