@tastemadetravel: Our love language: sweater weather and cheese fondue! 🧀 ❄️ This delicious pot of fondue can be found at Samoëns, a village ski resort in Haute-Savoie (a part of South France). After a long day of skiing, visitors can warm up over a bowl of piping hot cheese 😋 🎥: @samoens_officiel

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