My relatives live in eastern Switzerland and recently brought me a wonderful Tannenschoss Latwerge. When I looked for this product in central Switzerland, I couldn't find it. Do you really only sell this product in Migros stores in Eastern Switzerland? And if so, why? We would definitely be good customers!
Guest
Hello @erimel
Thanks for your message - that's an interesting question. I can't remember seeing the product in "my" Migros before either. I'll make some enquiries and let you know as soon as I know more.
Best wishes and have a lovely spring weekend
Karin
Thank you very much for your reply.
I look forward to seeing what your research reveals.
Best regards
erimel
"Latwerge is a boiled-down puree that often consists of plums, juniper, elderberry or rosehip. In Migros, Latwerge is only available regionally - and is made from juniper, pine nuts or elderberries."
Source: Migros Magazine
Guest
Hi @erimel
The first information from @Frederica isof course absolutely correct. I have now received the following information on availability:
- The Tannenschoss Latwerge is currently only available from the Genossenschaft Ostschweiz.
- You should be able to find the elderberry and juniper Latwerge at all cooperatives except Geneva and Vaud - but more likely in the larger branches.
I hope you'll at least find what you're looking for there - and that you'll soon be able to bring your favorite product back with you?
Best regards
Karin
