What foods can we use to dip in our chocolate fountain for our wedding besides?

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Chocolate Fountain Ideas

All of these ideas come from the company I get my fountain chocolate from (Chocoley). The page this is all on is linked below (under sources) and there is a TON more ideas on their page :).

Classic Dipping Items:

Marshmallows (Regular & Coconut)

Pretzels Sticks (small)

Rice Crispy Treats

Mini Cream Puffs (frozen)

Mini Chocolate Éclairs (frozen)

Angel Food Cake (cubed)

Caramels

Peanut brittle

Biscotti

Macaroons

Breakfast Bars

Granola Bars

Sponge Cake

Cinnamon Rolls (cubed)

Cookies:

Chocolate Chip

Peanut Butter

Oatmeal Raisin

Meringue

Oreos

Gingerbread

Mint

Nutter Butter

Shortbread

Ginger Snaps

Fortune Cookies

Animal Crackers

Graham Crackers

Vanilla Wafers

Almond Butter Thins

Girl Scout Cookies

Cool Dipping Items:

Cheesecake Bites, Cheesecake Brownie Bites, Brownie Bites,

Cookie Dough Balls, Cubed Cream Cheese, Lady Fingers,

Raisin Clusters, Nut Clusters,

Waffles, Frozen Twinkies, Frozen Fruit Bars, Homemade Ice Cream Bars, Ice Cream Sandwiches, Ice Cream Balls (or Bonbons),

Donut Holes, Pound Cake (a bit crumbly), Scones, Cinnamon Twists, Almond Meringue Puffs, Potato Chips (salted or unsalted) Popcorn,

Peanut Butter Balls, Donuts, Moon Pies, Gummy Bears, Cinnamon Bears

Frozen Banana

Cherries

Large Brazilian Nuts

Good Luck!

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RE:

What foods can we use to dip in our chocolate fountain for our wedding besides?

strawberries, sugar cookies, and marshmellows?

--That sounds so good. I did a little research online, and I found this:

You want about 8 pieces of various dippers per person for a full dessert, or about 5 pieces for a reception.

2-5 fruit pieces per person, usually including 2 strawberries (see the fruit tray page for info on how many pieces in various types and sizes of fruit). Can be fresh or dried, but all fruits need to be air dry before being dipped. I never use bananas for a large crowd, they look so bad after a short time out, even with Fruit Fresh. Cherries, large seedles grapes, pineapple chunks, apple chunks, melon chunks, rainbow skewers consisting of raspberries, blackberries, and kiwi; the fruit should be a bit firm to carry the weight of the chocolate. Among the dried fruits, try glaceed (softer) dried apricots, figs, pineapple, mango or papaya. Try to avoid maraschino cherries- the fountain is messy enough, and these cherries fall off the stems with a messy "plop"- between the red and the chocolate, the stains never come out.

2 large marshmallows or large caramels or small fudge squares

2 pretzels rods (short twists)or potato chips

1 nut cluster, peanut brittle, mini praline, small coconut macaroon, mini cream puff, Rice Krispies Treat squares, or S'mores.

One to 2 ounces (one to three nice squares or fingers) of firm pound cake or angelfood cake or other starchy sweet can be added (mini biscotti, lady fingers, deluxe cookies, graham crackers, oreos, ginger snaps, animal crackers, mini donuts or glazed donut holes, brownie bites, cheese cake bites) per person if no other cake is being served. They look great and reduce costs. USE A LADLE TO COVER THESE ITEMS WITH CHOCOLATE, to avoid crumbs and broken pieces in the bowl.

Unusual items, such as hard frozen ice cream balls can be used. USE A LADLE TO COVER THESE ITEMS WITH CHOCOLATE.

--Hope that helps. Congrats and best wishes!

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why not do an all-chocolate candy buffet? All different types of chocolate candies that the guests can peruse. Maybe even some baggies (fancy ones from the craft store) for people to fill up and take home? I am considering a fountain myself, what went wrong?

foods dip chocolate fountain wedding

Any fruit will work, also rice crispie bars, pretzels, angel food cake pieces, etc. We had a chocolate fountain at our wedding, too. It was a big hit!

other fruits like bananas (treat them first so they don't turn brown, caterer will know how), oranges, apples (treat them first...)

pretzel sticks and full pretzels

I've seen people just toss in some almonds and other nuts to be scooped out, but to be honest I don't like how they look just floating in the chocolate.

I think the nummiest idea is to have ritz crackers and next to an attractive bowl of peanut butter (or just have cracker and peanut butter sandwiches), those are so delicious in chocolate