The classic fondue set includes a pot and stand, a source of heat and several long forks. Check your local kitchen store if you're interested in buying a new pot (a mid-range one will cost between $20 and $60). For bargains, go to tag sales or secondhand stores to look for a castaway pot from the 70s. If you don't have a fondue pot, prepare the fondue in a saucepan (as directed here); then, to keep the dip warm, place the saucepan over a chafing dish or another hot plate. Use skewers or forks instead of the long fondue forks for dunking and dipping.
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Fondue Fun
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- Intro
- Swiss Chocolate Fondue
- Chocolate Fondue
- Fondue Holiday Bash
- Tips on buying a fondue set
Tips on buying a fondue set
The classic fondue set includes a pot and stand, a source of heat and several long forks. Check your local kitchen store if you're interested in buying a new pot (a mid-range one will cost between $20 and $60). For bargains, go to tag sales or secondhand stores to look for a castaway pot from the 70s. If you don't have a fondue pot, prepare the fondue in a saucepan (as directed here); then, to keep the dip warm, place the saucepan over a chafing dish or another hot plate. Use skewers or forks instead of the long fondue forks for dunking and dipping.
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