My sister got me A hersey fondue set for my B-day in the shape of a kiss-- its sooooo cute-- sorry no pics
Beth1210
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my company makes most of the ones you posted- so funny
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Posted by hsacks23r
My sister got me A hersey fondue set for my B-day in the shape of a kiss-- its sooooo cute-- sorry no pics
I got that for my friend for her last birthday. She really liked it.
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jes81276
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How ironic that this is a post....I JUST GOT MINE AS A GIFT IN THE MAIL.....I don't know how to post the pic...but it's the stainless steel Cuisinart one that someone posted a pic of. I think I might go out and buy some strawberries to try it out!
get one with the lazy susan! this way you can put all the dips out
PeterNChris
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You need to make sure you have the right chocolate.
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My FH wants to skip the Fondue set and go for a home version of the chocolate fountain....we saw one the other day at Bed Bath & Beyond and he was like a kid at Christmas.
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I already have this one from Circulon and love it!
O.K. I've been dying to put this on my registry but I have a question for those who have one...I was told that unless it was made of a certain material you couldn't do cheese and chocolate in it?? Is that correct? I was also told that you should try and get a ceramic one because the surface stays cool unlike the stainless steel ones.
Any thoughts or recommendations??
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Posted by maria5-6-05
O.K. I've been dying to put this on my registry but I have a question for those who have one...I was told that unless it was made of a certain material you couldn't do cheese and chocolate in it?? Is that correct? I was also told that you should try and get a ceramic one because the surface stays cool unlike the stainless steel ones.
Any thoughts or recommendations??
Mine is not ceramic and i've used both cheese & chocolate and peanut oil in it with no problems. Just make sure you use a good melting cheese.
