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Winter brunch at the Lötschberg Center in Kippel

16.02.25 starting at 10:00

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Let yourself be tempted by a special kind of brunch at the Lötschberg Center. Look forward to an exquisite selection of the finest delicacies, from fresh baked goods and savory specialties to sweet temptations. In a stylish ambience, the Lötschberg Center offers you the perfect opportunity to indulge in culinary delights and start the day with pleasure. Immerse yourself in a taste experience that leaves nothing to be desired. Welcome cocktail Buffet with bread assortment, cheese platter, meat platter, vegetable sticks with dip, fruit assortment, Bircher muesli, fried eggs with ham and sauerkraut. Price per person: CHF 39.00 Coffee or tea: CHF 4.00, mineral water: CHF 3.00 Registrations at: theshenfoundation@gmail.com Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

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