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Pros and Cons of Living in Belgrade, Belgium

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Kirsch can also be substituted with applejuice or any other fruit juice, except the citrus ones. Blackcherry, raspberry, black currant juice or syrups are otheralternatives. A kirsch substitute in fondue is whitewine, specifically dry white wine. The Swiss recipe uses the samewine to make their fondue.

Secondly, what can you substitute for wine in fondue? Fresh lemon juice is a good way to replicate thetangy flavor white wine brings to a dish. Dilute the lemonjuice with an equal amount of water to prevent it from being toooverpowering. White grape juice: Use white grape juice as asubstitute when you want to add sweetness, or deglazethe pan.

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