It's bad because there are 20 different fondues and raclettes, and they throw out the Léger variant. There are people who simply want and are allowed to eat only low-fat products. That's why the light version clearly belongs in the range - all year round. It should be a matter of course. Other countries have been doing this for a long time.

It's bad because there are 20 different fondues and raclettes, and they throw out the Léger variant. There are people who simply want and are allowed to eat only low-fat products. That's why the light version clearly belongs in the range - all year round. It should be a matter of course. Other countries have been doing this for a long time.

What if you just ate a smaller portion of fondue? And add some raw vegetables to fill you up? I also like to eat fondue. Because it's such a calorie bomb, I don't eat huge amounts every week. Just an idea. Personally, I wouldn't buy/eat low-fat or high-protein fondue. If fondue, then real fondue, but less often and less.

I only eat vegetables with it. I can only eat low-fat cheese. And less is out of the question, it's too little.