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Whenever someone from Greece asks about visiting me in Switzerland, I always suggest they come during the summer. Likewise, whenever friends from Switzerland plan trips to Greece, my advice is the same: visit in summer! It might sound contradictory, but there’s a good reason: Swiss …
Living in Switzerland can feel like a financial juggling act, especially when it comes to food. But trust me, it is possible to eat fresh, tasty meals without spending a fortune. Welcome back to “Cook With Me for Less Than 5 Francs,” where we whip …
In the spirit of cultural inclusivity, embracing a new culture is important, but so is remembering, celebrating, and sharing your own. That’s why I wanted to make this post about the Greek traditions of Easter, or Páscha as we call it, to share a piece …
Sometimes, the best meals are the simplest ones — especially when they’re budget-friendly and feel a little fancy Today’s recipe is exactly that:A Pesto Burrata Sandwich It’s creamy, herby, fresh — and still comes in at under 5 CHF. Welcome back to Cook with me for …
As you may or may not know by now, Sundays are for resting. It’s that one day of the week where we don’t have to worry about work or university projects, we get to decide how we want to relax or recharge. Whether you’re an …
Let’s be real: studying and working at the same time should be an Olympic sport. It’s exhausting, overwhelming, and at times, feels downright impossible. And when you’re also an expat, trying to meet new people, adjust to a new culture, and maybe even learn a …
Writing this blog, I knew I had to share a piece of my home with you. So, what better way than with a traditional Greek recipe that’s loved by everyone but not always made the right way abroad? Enter Spanakopita, or as some call it, …
Moving to Switzerland is like stepping into a perfectly organized, rule-following, stunningly beautiful postcard. It’s a country where trains are never late, cheese is basically a way of life, and yes, people really do wait for the pedestrian light to turn green before crossing the …
Switzerland is known for its breathtaking views, efficient trains, and world-class chocolate. But what they don’t advertise is the unspoken social rulebook, one that no expat gets handed at the border. After years of observing Swiss Germans (think: cafés, Uni, public transport), I’ve realized that socializing …
As someone born and raised in the Mediterranean, I used to think winter meant wearing a jacket in the morning only to remove it 2 hours later, for a total of 2 months in a year. Fast forward to Switzerland, where winter is basically six …
