Party
Planning & Easy Entertaining:
Chocolate Fondue Parties
Chocolate Fondue
Adds "It Factor" To Parties
Chocolate fondue
was the rage at parties in the 1970's, and like many aspects of that
decade, it has become trendy once more. Chocolate appeals to both
young and old the world over, and chocolate fondue is once again
becoming a party must-have.
With time
everything changes, and chocolate fondue is no exception. At today's
parties, chocolate fondue is served and presented differently than it
was back in the 70's, and there are various ways in which it is done.
White chocolate has grown to become quite popular over the last
couple of decades and white chocolate fondue is becoming more popular
at get-togethers and parties.
Having a party and
want to impress all who attend? Need something that is simple to
prepare with a sophisticated flare? Then what you need is white
chocolate fondue.
How to make White
Chocolate Fondue
You will need:
24 ounces of white chocolate
1 cup of heavy
whipping cream
two ounces of
cherry liqueur
What to Do:
Combine all
ingredients and melt together in a double boiler or fondue pot. Stir
well. Prepare a platter of fruit such as fresh strawberries or
pineapple chunks for dipping. I love to dip marshmallows.
For variety, you
can also spice up your chocolate fondue with a fruit or a mint
flavoring. This is especially yummy when dipping shortbread cookies
or pretzels along with your favorite fruit. Try bananas, apples and
orange sections too. Use your imagination, anything goes.
How To Display
Chocolate Fondue at a Party
Many people serve
chocolate in fondue pots when they throw a party. But another idea
that is really catching on is a fondue fountain - this is
super-impressive. The chocolate fountain will become the focal point
of the event as your guests gather around to dip.
Keep in mind that
a chocolate fondue fountain doesn't have to be reserved only for
special parties - treat your family on a rainy night. Relax, talk,
play a board game and enjoy your time together.
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