How to pronounce Gruyère

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Meanings for Gruyère

Yellowish earth funky, fruity smelled Swiss cheese originated in Fribourg of Switzerland, most commonly used as a fondue, dipped in wine or some sauces and used along with chicken, French onion soup, ham, and sandwich.

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