Swiss food bloggers?
posted on 2 Apr 2007 by maki ::
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I received a lovely email from Myriam of Once Upon A Tart, a beautiful food blog unknown to me up until now. I should have, since she is a food blogger in Zürich - just a few kilometers (or miles, whatever) away from where I sit now. This did get me thinking though about Swiss food bloggers - or to be strict about it, food bloggers who write from Switzerland. (The very popular 1x umrühen bitte is written from Andalusia, Spain I think.)
So far, besides Once Upon A Tart, I know only of a handful of Swiss-based food blogs. There’s posie’s place from Basel, the red kitchen from somewhere near Zürich, Veggie Chic from Zürich, and sooshi (in French) from somewhere in the Romandie. That’s not a lot I know. What other Swiss-based food blogs am I missing? (I feel another list brewing here, similar to my Expat Food Bloggers.)
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Re: Swiss food bloggers
I mainly use it as a place to record not to write, but I guess technically it’s a blog and I am in Switzerland (Basel), so: http://drgerg-food.blogspot.com/
You can count me in with the
You can count me in with the Swiss blogs :-) I’ve also moved to Switzerland now and am living in Basel since October.
I think it’s high time we
I think it’s high time we have a Zurich food bloggers get-together! A potluck, perhaps?
Who is Maki?
Judging from a name, is firewood completely a Japanese? Or will it be married the mother country of my Andy globefish, a Swiss person?
It is the site that is pretty even if I take it. Please send Japanese culture to the people of a lot of countries steadily from now on.
Re: Swiss food bloggers?
Not sure if people still check, but I am sort of the new kid on the blog when it comes to bloggers from Switzerland. I live in Zurich and have only recently started writing about my love for food :)
Hope to stay connected with y'all!
http://snacksgiving.blogspot.com/
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