Swissmar F66917 11-Piece Bienne Meat Fondue Set, Stainless Steel

Product Description

Swiss Traditions: As the inspiration behind the Swissmar "Biel/Bienne" fondue, the Swiss city of Biel/Bienne is rich in Swiss heritage, innovation and quality craftsmanship. Known as the heart of the Swiss watch-making industry, this scenic and historical city thrives on highly-specialized precision manufacturing and is the home of the most prestigious luxury watches in the world. The city of Biel/Bienne lies at the foot of the first mountain range of the Jura Mountains. It is located on the language boundary and is bilingual throughout. Biel is the German name for the town and Bienne its French counterpart, but it is often referred to in both languages simultaneously. Meat fondue originated in France in the middle ages. During the grape harvest, pickers set up pots in the vineyards to cook their meals as it became convenient for them during the day. This ensured a leisurely lunch that could be enjoyed hot and fresh. In later years, meat fondue Beef Bourguignonne was created and became known as the original meat fondue recipe. Today this original recipe has evolved in many variations to include using chicken, seafood and much more. The Bienne 11 Piece Meat Fondue set in stainless combines the traditional design with a modern material. The set includes fondue burner, fondue pot, splatter guard, rechaud, 6 forks and recipe card.

Features

• 11 Piece set includes 2 quart fondue pot, splatter guard, 6 forks, rechaud, fondue burner and recipe card
• 2 Quart pot made of 0.8mm thick, 18/8 copper-plated stainless steel with a tapered opening to keep the heat inside the pot and avoid spattering
• Provides even heat distribution and is ideal for cooking at high and low temperatures
• Packaged in a gift box
• Includes a recipe card

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