10 Fabulous Fondue Recipes

Angie McGowan | December 9th, 2011 at 9:00 am

Fondue is a great party item that never goes out of style. A warm fondue with a plate of yummy things to dip is so much fun for a family night, and especially fun for entertaining guests. Making one or more types of cheese fondue, followed by a dessert fondue of some sort can make a whole meal. You can make a tray of vegetables, breads and even little chicken nuggets if you like for your cheese fondue. Then follow it with a fruit tray accompanied by a chocolate fondue of some sort.

Here I have gathered 10 of the best fondue recipes to give you some ideas for your next fondue night.

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Classic Swiss Fondue

This classic Swiss fondue with Gruyere is just perfect.
Find this recipe at Sippity Sup

Photo Credit: Laura Levy

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Angie McGowan

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