Chocolate fountain

TinyPablo

Hi

Does anyone know where I can hire a chocolate fountain and how much does it cost?

bribrian

Probably just as cheap buying one like this at Argos... item 420/0576
I have this one and it works a treat..........

Edit... won't let me post a link...

chunter

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&source=hp&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=chocolate+fountain+northern+ireland&fb=1&gl=uk&hq=chocolate+fountain&hnear=northern+ireland&view=text&ei=afXmSrqXB8LP-Qbl6YGBBw&sa=X&oi=local_group&ct=more-results&resnum=1&ved=0CB0QtQMwAA

Choco

TinyPablo wrote: »

Hi

Does anyone know where I can hire a chocolate fountain and how much does it cost?

Give me a call and I can help you 07872321846
Choco

arkonite_babe

You can have a look at Chocos website here

bribrian

arkonite_babe wrote: »

You can have a look at Chocos website here

It states on the website... 'there are no hidden charges' but they must hidden as i can't find any prices.........

nettles77

Do you need special chocolate for these fountains?

RTNI

I think you need a chocolate with an "oily" content as it has to flow. Normal melted chocolate would be very gloopy and would prob get stuck as it gets pumped round. But you def need some sort of special chocolate.

Choco

RTNI wrote: »

I think you need a chocolate with an "oily" content as it has to flow. Normal melted chocolate would be very gloopy and would prob get stuck as it gets pumped round. But you def need some sort of special chocolate.

Yes you use a special chocolate but I never add oils or preservatives to my chocolate there is no need to if you use proper chocolate and correct amount of proper chocolate. (some companies will tell you, you need to add oil to make it flow - thats incorrect they just dont want to use proper amount of chocolate as it will cost them more, also some add glycerin!!!!).
I also sell the chocolate for home use.