Vian Arellano

VIAN ARELLANO WORLD-FAMOUS SWISS BREAKFAST CLASSIC M U E S L I Switzerland is known for its unique breakfast mainly composed of fruits, nuts, milk, and oat flakes - Muesli. Originally, muesli was referred to be the nutritious "Apfeldiätspeise" (German for "apple diet meal"), and was offered as an easily digestible meal from the 1900s. INGREDIENTS SWISS SATIONAL SWITZERLAND SWITZERLAND CULTURE 1 tablespoon oat flakes, soaked in 3 tablespoons of water overnight 1 tablespoon sweetened condensed milk Juice of half a lemon 2–3 small or 1 large apple with skin and core 1 tablespoon chopped nuts Swiss Cow Parade ALPABZUG CHOOSE YOUR One of the Swiss festivals that are celebrated PACKAGE annually in the country is the Alpabzug. This unique tradition has been taking place since 3000 BCE. In the Alpabzug celebration, herds of flower-adorned cows led by children and cowmen make their way from summertime mountain pastures to their winter barns before the snowfall. Visitors may encounter r ip ge traditional dance, and men walking in Tr eflag-throwing, e im t r a n t T S a sync with rthe of the cowbells around their iv ilysound P m it h W a necks in some communities, as well as alpenhorns F ip Tr and yodeling. Swiss Folk Music YODELING GOLF-BASEBALL VIAN ARELLANO HORNUSSEN Yodeling is a type of music that involves changing your voice's natural low pitch to a high pitch of a falsetto. It developed as an essential mode of communication in rural Alpine villages in central Switzerland. It was used to summon herds of cows, and to connect communities divided by harsh terrain and deep Alpine valleys through communication from village to village, and mountain to mountain. Playing the indigenous Swiss sport Hornussen has been one of the country's tradition since the 16th century. Eventually, it has become an art form as a chorale-like tradition. The Swiss national instrument, Alphorn, is included in modern yodeling music. Today, some Swiss Universities have been offering a bachelor course majoring in yodeling. P L A Y ? To play the game, the opposing side's zone must be entered as far as possible by the batting team by hitting the Nouss (a type of disk or puck). The defensive team must use a shingle or catch board to stop the oncoming Nouss as quickly as can. Each team attacks and defends once throughout each of the game's two turns. Every player hits twice with three tries per time. The average game lasts between three and four hours and consists of two bouts. The winning side is the one that has the fewest penalty points, or failed interceptions, in total. SWISS SATIONAL SWITZERLAND CULTURE