Fabulous Fondue, 10 Ways
For an intimate Valentine's Day dinner, try fondue. From savory to sweet, our recipes are easy to make, fun, and endlessly romantic.
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This tempting treat is easy, pretty, romantic -- and ready in minutes.
Dippers: Fortune cookies, petite croissants, brioche, whole fresh strawberries
Looking for a simple yet special starter? Try this savory blend of cheddar and American cheeses, garlic, and light beer.
Dippers: Breadsticks, broccoli, sweet red peppers, cauliflower
This fondue tastes just like your favorite pizza. Any combo of toppings will do; we love Italian sausage, pepperoni, and mushrooms with spaghetti sauce, onions, garlic, and oregano.
Dippers: Baby carrots, broccoli, cheese, whole-grain bread
Chopped peanuts and a swirl of marshmallow creme dress up classic chocolate fondue.
Dippers: Star fruit, strawberries, pears, oranges, angel food cake
This rich-and-creamy fondue blends Swiss and Gruyere cheeses with garlic, dry white wine, black pepper, and nutmeg.
Dippers: Crusty French bread, cucumbers, broccoli, tart apples
A decadent blend of coffee and chocolate creates the ultimate indulgence.
Dipper: Pineapple chunks, kiwi fruit, strawberries, pear slices, meringue cookies
Poblano chili peppers and jicama put a Mexican-inspired spin on traditional cheese fondue.
Dippers: Corn bread, tortilla chips, broccoli, red peppers
For a twist on classic fondue, coat balls of cinnamon ice cream with crushed shortbread cookies, pretzels, or peanuts. Top with hard-shell chocolate or caramel sauce.





