dippers for chocolate fountain

reehsetin

Mrs7ones wrote: »

Morrisons have tubs of mini ring do-nuts - yummy when dipped!!

already on our shopping list, yummy

hampsterpoo wrote: »

yes min doughnuts are great , dont know about Morrisons but when I needed enough for 150 from Tescos I nearly didnt get any because I didnt pre book them , so if you want some book them in advance to be sure they get them for you.

didnt think of that :owould have been a nightmare if we could only get a box or two
thanks

reehsetin

pigpen wrote: »

The only thing I ever want to dip in these is my tongue.. and lap up the chocolate like a wild beast! *droooooool*

biscuits.. rich tea fingers.. ginger nuts.. shortbread etc..
bread sticks
ice cream wafers
lollipops..
those big jelly snakes..and other assorted jelly sweets
mini muffins and fairy buns.. dirt cheap to make millions of.. and can pop them on cocktail sticks!
toffee
rice cakes

some fantastic ideas, thanks!

Can I have an invite please?

:pas long as you bring a present along too

thriftlady_2

reehsetin wrote: »

would like to avoid special icecreams because we're highering a place out and not sure if theyll let us keep stuff in the fridge/be willing to serve it

I meant chunks of coconut ice made out of sugar and coconut like the inside of a Bounty bar not ice cream;) Sorry if I wasn't clear.

heavenleigh

Hi there, dont know if this is too late to be of any help i have only just noticed the thread.

My sister in law owns a chocolate fountain company, and i help her out if needed and for wedding fayres etc.

The only things that arent really a good idea to dip in the fountains are things that crumble easily, as any bits that fall off into the chocolate will clog up the circulating chocolate and it wont run properly, things like coconut macaroons should be fine as long as there isnt too much loose coconut on the outsides.

Fudge works well but is very sickly!
turkish delight is lush.
Jelly babies are good.
profiteroles filled with fresh cream from farmfoods/netto/asda are delicious, they come without chocolate so ideal to dip.
chunks of cheese are suprisingly popular.
there are hundreds more possibilities, we spend the long days at wedding fayres testing new concoctions, there isn't really anything we wont try.

My all time favourite is hula hoops, there is something about the savoury and the sweet that i love.

Word of warning, scotch eggs......not so good!

Leigh xx

newmrslockwood

mmmm.... i love chocolate coated salted pretzels.