À la demande générale, Raclette is back this winter! Once again, we'll combine two of your favorite activities at the Alliance
to have the friendliest moment ever : a Raclette & Trivia Night ! Share a friendly moment around a raclette and test your
knowledge of the Francophone world with our quiz! It is the perfect opportunity to strengthen your francophone culture, both enjoying the
Swiss-French gastronomy and answering the quiz questions with your team. The Alliance will take care of the food but feel free to
BYOB.
You know the weather is starting to get cold when French persons invite you over for a raclette. Note : Raclette may be Swiss, but
France is the land of 1600 kinds of cheese. So it is no wonder that it has been quickly adopted by the French as a quintessential
must. Raclette is a semi-hard type of cheese, traditionally made from non-pasteurized milk. It originated in the Swiss alpine region and
today is largely produced in the Auvergne and Savoie regions of France. The cheese by itself is delicious, but it is usually eaten after it
is melted and placed on top of potatoes and charcuterie (salt-cured hams). Friends and family gather around the table and individually heat
up their trays of cheese, serving themselves (with copious amounts of wine, of course).