Can I use a different cheese?
Yes. Try Emmental, Tilsit, or even a sharp cheddar. Avoid very soft cheeses like Brie—they'll slide off the dense rye.
German · breakfast
5m
Total time
2
Servings
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kcal
easy
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FAQ · Things people ask
Yes. Try Emmental, Tilsit, or even a sharp cheddar. Avoid very soft cheeses like Brie—they'll slide off the dense rye.
Use pumpernickel or a seeded whole-grain bread. White bread won't work here—you need the structure and acidity to support the toppings.
Assemble just before serving. Radishes will weep and make the bread soggy if left sitting more than 10 minutes.
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