Indulge in this Simple Hot Chocolate Fondue Dessert Recipe for All to Enjoy

Simple to make and such a delicious treat, hot chocolate fondue is a rich, melted chocolate dessert which is served fondue stye to keep it warm and smooth. Perfect for dipping fruits, marshmallows, cookies, and other treats, this is a real crowd pleasing dessert just right for sharing. What is fondue? Fondue, which means to melt, is a dish a shared serving of melted cheese, chocolate, or a creamy soup or broth. Typically served with bread, crackers, cookies, fruits, vegetables, or meats, fondue is a unique, communal dining experience. Indulge in this simple hot chocolate fondue dessert recipe for all to enjoy.

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Simple Hot Chocolate Fondue Dessert Recipe for All to Enjoy

Hot Chocolate Fondue Recipe

Ingredients

1 Cup Milk
½ Cocoa or Cacao Powder
1 Cup Dark or Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips
Marshmallows, Fruit, Crackers, Cookies, Graham Crackers for dipping

Instructions

- Mix cocoa powder with milk over low heat, without bring to a boil.

- Remove mixture from heat and stir chocolate chips into fondue mixture until fully melted and smooth.

- Serve warm (in fondue pot) with dipping treats.

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