«A popular classic with good taste and practical portions for taking along. Some find the consistency too firm and would prefer smaller individual portions.»
«A popular classic with good taste and practical portions for taking along. Some find the consistency too firm and would prefer smaller individual portions.»
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Do the different varieties actually consist of Emmentaler, Appenzeller, etc.? Or is it flavoring? Why aren't the ingredients listed for each variety?
Hello atleserin13, thank you for your inquiry and for your patience. We are happy to inform you that this product does indeed contain the appropriate cheeses and not cheese flavoring. Regarding your question about the ingredients: The different variations of the product are a composition of two types of cheese (Emmentaler and Appenzeller). For this reason, the content information is not given for each variety, but for the entire product. Hopefully we were able to help you with our answer! Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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are all cheeses here gluten-free, including the ones with ham? thanks for the info
Hello Kim The Swiss Style Käsli do not contain any gluten-containing ingredients, and no carry-over is to be expected. If a product contains gluten-containing ingredients, this must be openly declared, stating the gluten-containing grains (wheat, spelt, rye, barley, etc.). Traces due to possible carry-over in the manufacturing process must be indicated at the end of the list of ingredients with a "may contain gluten" or "may contain traces of gluten". Best regards, Your M-Infoline Team
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Swiss-Style, are 4 national languages too few to designate a Swiss product line?
Hello guest
Snowboarding, skating, raves, Salü - or Kids & Toys and Feel Good... When it comes to communication across language barriers, "codes" are obviously used, which are very often denounced as "Americanization". The trend is unstoppable and is being accelerated by globalization and computerization. Product names and slogans, on the other hand, would have to be the same in all three (four) languages to be effective - an impossibility. The already established and practiced English is a practical and up-to-date solution.
We are not in favor of it - but we are not against it either. We can assure you that Migros is really committed to using our national languages, for example by declaring the composition of our products in three languages.
Best regards
Your M-Infoline Team
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Do the different varieties actually consist of Emmentaler, Appenzeller, etc.? Or is it flavoring? Why aren't the ingredients listed for each variety?
Hello atleserin13, thank you for your inquiry and for your patience. We are happy to inform you that this product does indeed contain the appropriate cheeses and not cheese flavoring. Regarding your question about the ingredients: The different variations of the product are a composition of two types of cheese (Emmentaler and Appenzeller). For this reason, the content information is not given for each variety, but for the entire product. Hopefully we were able to help you with our answer! Best regards, your M-Infoline team
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are all cheeses here gluten-free, including the ones with ham? thanks for the info
Hello Kim The Swiss Style Käsli do not contain any gluten-containing ingredients, and no carry-over is to be expected. If a product contains gluten-containing ingredients, this must be openly declared, stating the gluten-containing grains (wheat, spelt, rye, barley, etc.). Traces due to possible carry-over in the manufacturing process must be indicated at the end of the list of ingredients with a "may contain gluten" or "may contain traces of gluten". Best regards, Your M-Infoline Team
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Guest
Swiss-Style, are 4 national languages too few to designate a Swiss product line?
Hello guest
Snowboarding, skating, raves, Salü - or Kids & Toys and Feel Good... When it comes to communication across language barriers, "codes" are obviously used, which are very often denounced as "Americanization". The trend is unstoppable and is being accelerated by globalization and computerization. Product names and slogans, on the other hand, would have to be the same in all three (four) languages to be effective - an impossibility. The already established and practiced English is a practical and up-to-date solution.
We are not in favor of it - but we are not against it either. We can assure you that Migros is really committed to using our national languages, for example by declaring the composition of our products in three languages.
Best regards
Your M-Infoline Team
Why? You can only test, rate and make Migros even better if you're logged in.
