We all love dipping food into a big pot of melted chocolate right? Who makes the best chocolate fondue? The Melting Pot, of course! And the Melting Pot Chocolate Fondue Recipe isn’t the only fondue to die for, the Cheese Fondue is the perfect starter for a romantic evening!
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Why This Recipe Works
If you are wondering what exactly is chocolate fondue, just close your eyes and picture a big chocolate fountain you see at weddings and other parties. Now picture dipping your favorite fruits, cakes, or other edibles into it.
One restaurant definitely knows how to make a chocolate fondue recipe and that is the Melting Pot restaurant. This fondue is made from milk chocolate, a bit of heavy cream, and there is a little bit of crunchy peanut butter in this fondue as well. Scroll down to see the video of my Melting Pot Chocolate Fondue Recipe!
How to Make this Chocolate Fondue Recipe
It’s not a bad day of cooking when chocolate is your main ingredient. Here’s what else you will need:
- Milk Chocolate
- Heavy Cream
- Crunchy Peanut Butter
Add your favorite dipping foods like bananas, marshmallows, strawberries, cheesecake bites, brownie bites, and cookies and you have the perfect dessert!
How to Make Melting Pot Chocolate Fondue
- In either a fondue pot or a double boiler over low to medium heat, combine the heavy cream and chocolate.
- Stir constantly until the chocolate is melted.
- When ready to serve, add crunchy peanut butter to the top of the fondue.
Do you need a Fondue pot for chocolate fondue?
While you do not need a Fondue pot to make chocolate fondue, it is helpful. If you do not have one here are a few ideas for serving chocolate fondue without a fondue pot.
- Use a regular pot or saucepan to prepare the fondue. When you are ready to serve be sure to set down a thick towel or a potholder on your table and place the pot on top.
- You can prepare the fondue in a pot, then place it into a mini crockpot at low temperature to serve this chocolate treat.
What to dip in chocolate fondue
What’s the best part of chocolate fondue? What to dip into the fondue. Here are some ideas. You may want to turn pretzels into dippers.
- Make skewers of strawberries out of wooden skewers or pretzel sticks
- Banana slices
- Cut up brownies
- Cut up bites of cheesecake
- Large marshmallows
- Pieces of cut up pineapple
- Dried apricots
- Biscotti
- Pear slices
- Angel food cake pieces
- Cut up pound cake
Recipe Notes
- You can also use dark chocolate instead of milk chocolate. Whatever is your preference works.
- The foods you use to dip can change depending on your imagination. Add a sponge cake, pretzels, Rice Krispy treats, caramels and so much more. The sky’s the limit!
- If you don’t have a fondue pot, you can use a double boiler. If you are going to use a homemade double boiler make sure the pot or bowl you use to melt the chocolate in is very dry. Any water in your melted chocolate may make your chocolate seize up.
Hungry for more fondue ideas? Try these
Best Chocolate Recipes
- Easy Chocolate Pie
- White Chocolate Covered Oreos
- Chocolate Turnovers
- Chocolate Dessert Pizza
- Hot Chocolate Fudge Cake
- Best Chocolate Covered Strawberries
- Cherry Chocolate Cobbler
- Old Fashioned Chocolate Pudding Cake
- One Pan Chocolate Cake
- Chocolate Coca Cola Cake
Be sure to check out more of my popular dessert recipes and the best casual dining restaurant copycat recipes.
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Melting Pot Chocolate Fondue
Ingredients
- 8 ounces milk chocolate (you can use dark or white chocolate instead)
- 3 tablespoons heavy cream (don’t like dairy use 1 to 2 tablespoons coconut oil)
- 1 tablespoon crunchy peanut butter
- 1 banana sliced
- 8 ounces strawberries
- cheesecake bites
- brownie bites
- cookies
Instructions
- In either a fondue pot or a double boiler over a low to medium heat, combine the heavy cream and chocolate. Stir constantly until the chocolate is melted. When ready to serve add 1 tablespoon of crunchy peanut butter to the top of the melted chocolate.
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Notes
- You can also use dark chocolate instead of milk chocolate. Whatever is your preference works.
- The foods you use to dip can change depending on your imagination. Add a sponge cake, pretzels, Rice Krispy treats, caramels and so much more. The sky’s the limit!
- If you don’t have a fondue pot, you can use a double boiler. If you are going to use a homemade double boiler make sure the pot or bowl you use to melt the chocolate in is very dry. Any water in your melted chocolate may make your chocolate seize up.
Nino Baldacci
Prepared this fondue dessert for granddaughters who’re very fussy eaters. Got “two thumb’s up” from both of them! Could only find heavy whipping cream which worked ok. Just added an additional tablespoon of cream to obtain the desired consistency. In addition to suggested dipping food, we included pirouette cookies for dipping. Wonderful, easy recipe to enjoy!!
Julie
Loved this! I doubled the recipe and used half Toll House milk chocolate chips, half Ghirardelli semi-sweet chips. Also substituted creamy peanut butter for the crunchy. Yummy! Thank you!
T
It was a hit!!! I tripled the recipe for 10 people, and everyone loved it!!!
Stephanie Manley
Wow! That must have been a fun gathering!
Big Fan
Perfect copy – delicious!
kandis
My kids loved this recipe.
Kelley Reynolds
Just made chocolate fondue,with Nestle milk chocolate,heavy cream.
Amazing in minutes!
Served with strawberries,marshmallows,rice crispy treats,banana’s.
New family tradition during get togethers!
Stephanie
I am glad you liked it!
Stephanie
Looks wonderful & easy. I’m making this for our youth group at church tomorrow and wondering what I can replace the dairy with since we’re fasting from dairy & oil for Lent. Any ideas?
Valencia
What brand of chocolate do they use for meting pot?
Ben Sanchez
yum… and thank you!!