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Appenzeller cheese, Swiss cheese culture, and a picnic that should not exist. Look into the clouds, what shapes do you see? Shaffer Nickel and Jake Frew only see cheese. Join us as we dive into the extreme, secret world of Appenzeller through an experiential “pairing.” In this episode, we chase an age-old mystery and experience something completely unforgettable: the world’s most dangerous cheese picnic. “The World’s Most Extreme Cheese Picnic” — a video by Jake Frew and Shaffer Nickel 🧀 Made possible with Switzerland Cheese Marketing @SwitzerlandCheese . Explore Cheeses from Switzerland: https://www.cheesesfromswitzerland.com/en/ Say Cheese with Jake (@JakeFrew) and Shaffer (@ShafferN) is a comical, poetic look at the metaphorical similarities between Swiss cheese and the landscape, culture and architecture of Switzerland. Beyond the humor, the series doubles as a guide to Switzerland's hidden gems, exploring some of its lesser-traveled corners one wheel of cheese at a time. 👉 More from Jake & Shaffer: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXI2yxObcywQ 🎬 Liked this video? Tap Subscribe and ring the 🔔 to never miss our content! 🌐 Follow our other social media channels: ➤ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/switzerland ➤ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@switzerland ➤ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Switzerland #Switzerland #Cheese #SwissCheese #Appenzell #Paragliding
The World’s Most Extreme Cheese Picnic | Say Cheese
While everyone else is bundling up for autumn, in Baden you can actually soak in public outdoor fountains filled with naturally hot thermal water from the hot springs beneath the city. Soaking in steaming water is an underrated way to spend a crisp autumn day. 🍂 But shhh….you didn’t get this from me.
They are hiding something from us. 🧐
Olympic alpine ski champion Kjetil Jansrud goes skiing in Switzerland with his father – leaving the race course behind for a father-son ski trip in Davos Klosters. Kjetil is a former alpine ski racer who has spent his entire life skiing and competing at the highest level. His father, Jan Jansrud, was his coach during his early years, and together they spent countless hours on the race course. Now, for the first time, father and son leave racing behind and simply ski together. Kjetil brings his father to Davos Klosters to rediscover the joy of skiing beyond competition, while exploring the mountains, experiences, and traditions of the destination. 00:00 Introduction 00:46 Nature and surroundings 01:20 Kjetil skiing 02:00 Arrival in Klosters 02:04 The mountains 02:12 Skiing with Jan in Parsenn 02:33 Lunch stop 03:16 Back on the slopes 03:33 Talking in the lift 03:49 Skiing back to Davos 04:05 Horse-drawn carriage ride 04:40 Fondue dinner 05:00 The next day 05:04 Kjetil reflects on his relationship with training and skiing 05:26 Skiing at Jakobshorn 06:53 Vertical K 07:13 Après-ski 07:20 Night skiing at Rinerhorn 08:04 Outro 📍 This trip took place in Davos Klosters – explore it here: https://www.davos.ch/en/activities/snowsports/ski-snowboard Thanks to @davosklosters for the support! The film was co-produced and edited by 42mm productions. Destinations in this series: 📍 Davos Klosters 📍 LAAX (Coming October 13) 📍 More destinations coming in 2027… 🎬 Liked this video? Tap Subscribe and ring the 🔔 to never miss our content! ▶️ Watch the full series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBqo8Y6JCU4o 🌐 Follow our other social media channels: ➤ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/switzerland ➤ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@switzerland ➤ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Switzerland #Switzerland #IneedSwitzerland #Skiing #DavosKlosters #TheProSeries
Kjetil Jansrud Skiing with His Father in Davos Klosters | The Pro Series Ep. 1
The result? The Dufour Map – Switzerland’s first official map covering the whole country. But @DanielsimsSteiner doesn’t just look at it in an archive. He sets out to discover what it actually took to measure Switzerland back then. 🎥 Watch the full experience now in the video linked to this short.
Imagine mapping an entire country. By hand. Without GPS. 😅
There’s literally an A in SwitzerlAnd. And what does A stand for? Autumn. Obviously. Case closed.
Ridiculous.
And no reason to investigate it any further.
There’s nothing suspicious about Swiss autumn being this quiet.

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