Happy New Year- yummy choc fondue dipping things

[Guest guest]

Ooh, here are some wonderful things you can use for chocolate fondue:

 

strawberries

pineapple

pound cake or angle food cake cut into squares

bananas

pears (cut into chunks)

tangerine sections (seedless)

 

Denise

 

, " christie_0131 "

<christie0131@g...> wrote:

>

> Hi Deanna

> I had cheese fondue in Switzerland a few years ago and my friends

> there were insistant that we should only eat it during the day as it

> would be bad for the digestion to eat so much cheese in the

> evening. We also had to drink black tea with it as cold drinks

> would make the cheese coagulate. They take cheese fondue eating very

> seriously there. Now chocolate fondue sounds very appealing... -

> would you use fruit to dip in it?

> Christie

>

> > On Dec 28, 2005, at 11:42 AM, genny_y2k wrote:

> > > Hello and happy new year to you all. Are people doing Fondue

> > > dipping in

> > > your area. Renewed interest here in Colorado. New restaurants

> > > featuring

> > > Fondue Pots. Good idea for your New Years Eve/day party.

> > > Chocolate,cheesey,or salsa type dips are just too fun. Remember

> if you

> > > want to have cleaner air use bee's wax candles to keep your

> Fondue Pot

> > > contents hot. Check out local *used items stores* for recycled

> Fondue

> > > Pots. The ARC is my favorite store to buy quality *recycled*

> > > merchandise, and in doing so we help disabled people. Best

> > > wishes..Deanna

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

pretzels,

bread,

cookies,

 

 

I love chocolate! =)

 

 

On Dec 28, 2005, at 3:14 PM, organic_homestead wrote:

> Ooh, here are some wonderful things you can use for chocolate fondue:

>

> strawberries

> pineapple

> pound cake or angle food cake cut into squares

> bananas

> pears (cut into chunks)

> tangerine sections (seedless)

>

> Denise

>