With its mild, versatile flavor, Swiss cheese is right up there with everyone’s favorites. The fun holes don’t hurt, though we have to wonder: Why does Swiss cheese have holes at all?

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Though it may be a little hard to make out, the keys used on this particular board represent letters that actually correspond with the holes made in the cheese. Take the H key, for instance.

These bubbles become trapped in the cheese rind and form holes (also known as eyes). The size of Emmentaler wheels is heavily regulated, as most have a diameter of 80 to 100 centimeters.

1) Grate the cheese in your food processor – or with a box grater using the finest sized holes. When done the cheese should resemble grated parmesan (it should look like fake snow!) 2 ...