Thursday, April 01, 2010

Make Your Own Milk Chocolate Fondue

Shop for Milk Chocolate Fondue

Talk around a child's dream dessert, milk chocolate fondue is just a kid's bliss. Minus the alcohol that might go into some recipes of course. We feel like in Charlie's Chocolate Factory looking at that stream of chocolate. Milk chocolate fondue can be made with any type of chocolate really, Belgian chocolate, milk chocolate or dark chocolate. There are inexpensive ways to do it. You can buy it from a well known vendor or make it yourself with homemade ingredients. And what a chocolate fondue without some fondue dippers, like strawberries, bananas, pineapple, pound cake and pecan, almonds, and anything else we suppose you could spear with a fondue fork.

They rank number one in search engine and make one mean milk chocolate fondue, that Betty Crocker. When you think of baking and dessert making you think, Betty Crocker right?
Your products are top quality and also very affordable. You may take the quick route to getting milk chocolate fondue, purchasing from Betty Crocker. They have a great recipe for Chocolate Sour Cream Fondue as well.

Another great option for fondue is Nestle.
They have such recipes as chocolate peanut butter smores fondue, a spiced chocolate fondue. Many of these brands offer advice on how to prepare such chocolate fondue, especially if you have a recipe book for them. Milk chocolate fondue is always delicious and a great treat to serve guests at a special occasion.

Also remember that by going with dark chocolate fondue over the milk chocolate versions, you will receive many health benefits. Dark chocolate is rich in antioxidants that fight off free radicals in the body. There is also a shortage of milk in pure dark chocolate, which is beneficial to many lactose free individuals.

Remember, if you make your own milk chocolate fondue, there needs to be a liquid mixed with morsels otherwise they will stick to the pan and scortch. Some use half and half, others evaporated milk with other substances, spices, etc. This is key to creating a rich, creamy, chocolate fondue for all your family and guests to enjoy. Make a few weekend tryouts before serving for a special event to get the process right and perfected.

Many places have incredible recipes for making chocolate fondue, such as local shops, online stores and personal websites posting some old-fashioned recipes. If you're in the market for something specific, then do some searching if elogance is your goal. Remember, chocolate is chocolate, it's about how it is prepared that elevates it above the norm. Presentation is also another factor. This is as important as preparation. What you can use a good melting pot or 2-quart household pot to prepare, add all the right ingredients. Then presentation takes it from there. But when you're done, it is still chocolate, whatever type you chose. We worked in salad and desserts in an Italian restaurant some years ago and we remember how big presentation was.

We will convince you that a large proportion do chocolate fondue. How do you feel when you look at a website displaying that? It catches the eye, it has appeal, we will do that, you say, right? Focus on preparation first, then presentation last one. If it is done right, it will taste right, then it can be done to look right.

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