Valentine's Day is a great time to romance your sweet tooth with yummy treats. If you've planned a night in with friends or family, you're going to love our Valentine's Day white chocolate fondue recipe. These mini cooking pots are amazing, not to mention adorable, and just right for your white chocolate fondue! Just pop the pots in the microwave and they're ready to rock (or crock... whichever you prefer). We served strawberries and blackberries with our white chocolate fondue, and used cute heart picks to create the perfect presentation! This dipped dessert is so easy to make, and everyone will adore their mini fondue pot.
*I prefer almond bark over white chocolate because it has a smoother consistency and is easier to work with. The taste is comparable, so whichever you prefer will work just fine. Directions:
Melt 1-2 pieces of almond bark per mini cooking pot in the microwave, according to instructions on the package. Smarty Tip: Don't overheat! Almond bark will burn and turn brown. Microwave in short intervals, stirring in between.
Once the bark's melted, put the lid on the mini cooking pot to keep fondue hot.
Slide strawberries and blackberries onto skewers and dip in melted almond bark.
Let the almond bark cool until hardened and ENJOY!
White chocolate fondue makes the perfect addition to a Couples' Dinner Party! Your guests may love their mini cooking pots so much, they'll ask to take them home to use over and over again! Much Party Love, Smarties! Ashley PS. Be sure to RSVP for our Email Exclusives so you're in on our special Smarty deals!
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