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Chocolate Fountain DIY

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  • mgardner
    mgardner Posts: 388 Forumite
    optiop wrote: »
    Having a party, and have decided to buy a couple of Choc fountains, choc and dippy bits, and DIY! I just have not got £300 odd pounds to hire it.

    Its for my birthday party and only have 30-40 guests, plus a few kiddies.

    Any ideas on where the best place is to buy, and what sort of chocolate to get?
    If I get 2 choc fountains I can do 1 milk choc and 1 white choc, everyone happy then, and I get to reuse them again!

    Its in place of dessert, so will need to have a good selection of bits!

    Thanks!

    I noticed yesterday that our local (telford) Works had these at 9.99
    Sealed pot challenge 543
  • Dont forget that you need to clean them whilst the chocolate is still runny. Once its set they are a nightmare to clean

    As you have guessed i have done it once ..... never again ( it took hours !!)
    furrypig says:my name is Choccy and I am addicted to nose free stamps as I want to save them all and give them noses!!!:rotfl:
    About me. Im Choccy or Chocolate orange depending on where i am.Yes occasionally i am a total looon who spends too long online,but no where near as much £ as her spendy elves do ..:D
  • QueenBee
    QueenBee Posts: 271 Forumite
    Pretzels are nice dipped in the fountain too - sounds odd but works!!!
    :jPobodys Nerfect:j
  • moggylover
    moggylover Posts: 13,324 Forumite
    It's a lovely idea, and almost any fruit can be chopped up to use (figs taste just out of this World with just a little on them) - and just provide sticks for making up kebabs. Also those little finger sponges that you can buy for making trifle with work really well (with or without a piece of fruit) and so do small meringues or tiny muffins or various biscuits (especially lovely on shortbread - drool). Just let your imagination run riot for the dippers.

    I'd have to have three fountains though, one white, one milk and one dark:D - but then I am very addicted to chocolate:o
    "there are some persons in this World who, unable to give better proof of being wise, take a strange delight in showing what they think they have sagaciously read in mankind by uncharitable suspicions of them"
    (Herman Melville)
  • Everyone likes to eat chocolate. Even in a simple gathering or celebration, chocolate will be a so called "save the best for last".. :D
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