This Milk Chocolate Fondue Recipe is so rich and creamy it is the perfect chocolate base for any fondue event!
Is there a better dessert than chocolate fondue? Dipping all of your favorite sweets and treats into a smooth and creamy fondue is what I imagine heaven looks like.
Whenever I make this easy chocolate fondue recipe for friends or family there is almost no cleanup afterwards because the pot is wiped clean from the dippers. Chocolate should not be wasted.
What is the best chocolate for fondue? Well, this is debatable, but I love the creaminess of milk chocolate, so it gets my vote!
What I also love about fondue in general is that it really is a dining experience, you can gather around with loved ones and really enjoy each other’s company over a delicious pot of chocolate.
If you do not have a fondue pot but are still wanting to make this recipe you can do this on a stove top with a pot instead and it will work as well. However, if you are looking for a fondue pot I recommend this Cuisine Fondue PotΒ that I got off of Amazon. It is easy to setup and use and you get the whole fondue experience!
Chocolate Fondue Dippers
It might honestly be quicker for me to list all of the items that wouldn’t be good dipped in this milk chocolate fondue. Nevertheless, here are some of my favorite items to dip!
Fruits
Fruit and chocolate are truly two peas in a pod and this is no different when it comes to chocolate fondue. The classic fruit that likely comes to everyone’s mind are strawberries and bananas, these are always great choices with my family. With that being said, I wouldn’t stop there. Other fruits I would recommend are Oranges, Raspberries, Apples, and Blueberries.
Baked Goods & Treats
This is truly where the calories go out the door. I love baked goods, and if you cover them in chocolate, it simply makes them that much better.
Brownies/Blondies: As a chocolate person at heart, there really is nothing better than dipping a delicious chocolate brownie into a chocolate fondue.
Rice Krispy Treats: Growing up I used to get these in my lunches and they have since come out with chocolate dipped Rice Krispy Treats that you can buy in a package from the grocery store. However, these homemade Rice Krispy Treats dipped in homemade chocolate fondue in my opinion will always beat the packaged version.
Cakes: With cakes, you can select any that are your favorite, some I would recommend are, Pound Cake and Angel Food Cake.
Marshmallows: This is not considered a baked good per say, it is more of a treat, but it is an excellent choice when coming up with dippers for this chocolate fondue recipe.
How to Make Chocolate Fondue
In your electric fondue pot over medium heat, melt the grated chocolate with the heavy cream.
Mix in the coffee, vanilla extract and sugar.
Continue to heat, stirring frequently, until the mixture is smooth.
Turn down the fondue heat to low, and enjoy!
Just look at that beautiful chocolate fondue pot!
More Fondue Recipes
Looking to create a whole evening of fondue? Check out these fondue recipes below!
Beer Cheese Fondue – This Beer Cheese Fondue recipe blends cheddar and Swiss cheeses, light beer, garlic, Worcestershire sauce, mustard powder and freshly cracked black pepper for a delicious appetizer perfect for any party!
Fondue Broth – This Fondue Broth Recipe is a tasty base that combines finely chopped veggies and spices to cook your proteins and veggies perfectly, fondue style!
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Milk Chocolate Fondue Recipe
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Ingredients
- 32 ounces milk chocolate bar - grated
- 1 ΒΌ cups heavy cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon white sugar
- 1/3 cup coffee
Instructions
- In your electric fondue pot over medium heat, melt the grated chocolate with the heavy cream.
- Mix in the coffee, vanilla extract, and sugar.
- Continue to heat, stirring frequently, until the mixture is smooth.
- Turn down the fondue heat to low, and enjoy with your favorite chocolate fondue dipper! Just look at that beautiful chocolate fondue pot!
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Can you use the meting chocolate discs? Or does it have to be chocolate chips?
Betina
Hi Betina, I haven’t tried the melting disks. If you give them a try, let us know how it goes.