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Fondue Board

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Who doesn’t love a delicious fondue board? They are the perfect way to celebrate a date night at home!

Fondue Board

 

Fondue Board

You have probably heard of entertaining boards or platters before. This fondue board is a fun twist on these awesome platters.

This easy-to-make fondue board is a great dessert to have for a date night at home and a great way to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your loved one! 

Options

This options are endless. Some ideas are:

  • berries
  • chocolate coated biscuits
  • marshmallows
  • bananas
  • oreos
  • potato chips
  • chocolate pieces

Boards

It doesn’t matter if you don’t have a fancy board. I have some that I have purchased from Aldi for under $7 and others for around $12 – $15 from Kmart. Any large platter, paddle board, Acacia serving board or even a tree bark round platter will do.

Fondue Board

Styling your Board

Styling does depends on the shape of your platter. As I used a rectangular platter, I started in the middle/edges with the fondue pots and then with the bowls and then added each row of food.

  • For the platter to look sumptuous, you need to have plenty of food
  • Place any small bowls for nuts, fruits, sauces or cream on the platter first. 
  • Work from the bigger items to the smallest ones
  • Try to avoid placing different varieties of the same food next to each other
  • Fill in the gaps or spaces with chocolate-coated fruit or nuts or plain berries as you don’t want any of the platter showing through
  • Platters could be made ahead and covered loosely with cling wrap until ready to serve. Though I would keep it in the fridge with the chocolate until ready.
  • For easy transport, make ahead on a board that has raised edges, wrap in cling wrap and keep in the fridge until leaving. 

For this board, I used:

  • marshmallows
  • plain potato chips
  • strawberries
  • blueberries
  • blackberries
  • raspberries
  • mini wafers
  • mini Tim Tams
  • chocolate coated banana lollies
  • Twirl bites
  • cream wafers 
  • banana bread
  • blueberry bread
  • ferrero rocher
  • mini oreos
  • hazelnut chocolate broken into pieces
  • chocolate sea shells

What would you put on a fondue board?

 

Other Board Ideas

  • Pancake Board
  • Waffle Board
  • S’Mores Snack Board
  • Australian Platter
  • Rainbow Fruit Platter
  • Entertaining Cheese Platter
  • Movie Night Snack Board
  • Pavlova Dessert Board
  • Easter Dessert Board
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  1. Yo

    January 15, 2023 at 8:11 am

    I’m not sure how old this post is but may you please share where you got the fondue pots. Thanks.

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    • S Jones

      January 15, 2023 at 8:21 pm

      I bought them from the Max Brenner website.

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  2. Tammy Bushey

    February 7, 2023 at 2:58 am

    Oh, thank you for this, I was looking for something different to do and this will work out great.

    Reply

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