Easy Milk Chocolate Fondue Recipe: only two ingredients for this quick and delicious recipe, plus lots of dipper ideas.

Milk chocolate fondue is an easy dessert and perfect for just about any time. We used ours as part of a special Fondue Date Night -check out all the details of the evening and other fondue recipes including cheese fondue here. It’s especially perfect for a Valentine’s Day celebration, since strawberries and chocolate are both pretty required for love day. But really this recipe is perfect for just about any chocolate lovers -and a great idea for New Year’s Eve fun tradition, a birthday dinner, or any special occasion. The whole family will love this sweet treat, and you will love how easy and fool proof it is.

What Kind Of Chocolate To Use For Chocolate Fondue

You can really use any type of chocolate you would like for this fondue. We’ve used milk chocolate, but if you want it to be a little less sweet feel free to substitute in dark chocolate or bittersweet chocolate. Feel free to use milk chocolate chips , semisweet chocolate chips, or a chocolate bar, or melting wafers. Choose the best chocolate you can for this recipe, since it’s the main ingredient. I wouldn’t use use white chocolate chips for this recipe, as it would be too sweet.

Equipment

Melting Chocolate

To melt the chocolate a double boiler is a really helpful and definitely safer for not burning chocolate. Melting chocolate can be a little bit tricky, because it can burn easily. A double boiler really helps. If you don’t have one, you can make your own by using a metal mixing bowl over a pot of boiling water in a medium saucepan. Just be careful not to get any water in with your chocolate, because this will ruin the consistency. Another options is using a microwave and a microwave-safe bowl. I always recommend using your microwave at only half power to avoid burning the chocolate. Or use a heavy saucepan at a low heat on the stove top, stirring often to avoid burning. If melting bars of chocolate, be sure to break them into smaller pieces first.

Fondue Pots

To serve your fondue using the double boiler kind of fondue pot that has water in a pot that the ceramic fondue pot sits in is the best. These help prevent your fondue from burning while you’re enjoying it. Another option are simple candle ceramic fondue pots, but again be careful it doesn’t burn. Help prevent this by giving it a stir every so often. An electric fondue pot is a great option too, because they usually have a very even heat.

Don’t have a fondue pot? No problem. You can just serve your chocolate fondue in a ceramic bowl, and microwave it to reheat it if necessary. Another great option is to borrow a fondue pot from a friend, or look for one at a thrift store. Thrift stores seem to always have them. One more option is to make and serve your chocolate fondue in a mini slow cooker. Your regular size one is probably too big and might lead to burning, but a small crockpot on the warm setting would be perfect.

Fondue Forks

Don’t forget you’ll also need some fondue forks for dipping. Don’t have any fondue forks? Use simple wood or bamboo skewers.

Milk Chocolate Fondue Individual Servings

Not into a communal pot? If you prefer individual servings, especially for kids or serving a crowd, give everyone their own individual bowl of chocolate fondue. Use individual ramekins for serving, along with a small plate of dippers.

What To Serve With Chocolate Fondue

We love to use a variety of dippers for our easy chocolate fondue. Be sure to include lots of fresh fruit. There are some suggestions below, but be sure to include your favorite fruit, as it’s sure to be your favorite dippers. You can also try baked goods like rice krispie treats, brownie squares, vanilla wafers, or banana bread, plus candy, and even something salty like pretzel rods make great dippers. Some of the best chocolate fondue dippers are:

• banana slices
• strawberries
• apple slices
• oranges
• pineapple
• rice krispie squares
• angel food cake
• pound cake cubes
• donut holes
• cream puffs
• pretzels
• potato chips
• brownie bites
• shortbread cookies
• banana bread
• gummy candies
• wafer cookies
• graham crackers
• chocolate chip cookies
• dried fruit
• nuts

• gummy candies
• rolled wafer cookies
• marshmallows

This is one of my favorite easy recipes and makes a perfect chocolate fondue. It’s a great addition to a fondue party, and sure to be appreciated by anyone with a sweet tooth. With easy milk chocolate fondue, life really is a party!

More Inspiration

Enjoy this milk chocolate fondue as part of a romantic meal with our at home date night fondue -check out all the details here.

You might also like our chocolate charcuterie board here.

Also check out our Christmas Fondue Party with lots more fondue recipes here.