Can this be used for cheese fondue also?
602035
Yes, we have used it with great success, but watch the temperature to avoid burning.
1496751
Not likely. You're better off to use melted (and then cooled so it won't be too soft) yellow-colored chocolate to pipe onto the fondant.Good luck, Karla
1543324
It can be used for making fresh cheeses, so I don't know why it couldn't be used for kefir. Just hang it over a bowl in the same way.
384536
I have only used it for Feta cheese. I would think it would be all right as my Feta cheese is creamy.
399399
I haven't used it on hard cheese; but, I would not see it as a problem using it for that type of cheese. Hope that helps.
712727
In the past, I have used it for macaroni and cheese, and pasta. I am pretty sure you can use for other stuff like chicken and stew.
918712
Hi, I don`t know from experience as I have only had it a short time and used it only once, but I do know this. There is a sentence in the manual that says to prepare cheese and sauces in a saucepan and then transfer it to the fondue pot after. Also, in the fondue book I downloaded, they also recommend that...but of course they don`t know that I own this particular version. By the way, I am about to try my first real, bonifide fondue tonight complete with wine and spices. I am not disappointed that I bought this product. I bought it second hand, but it was like new. If you have other questions or get ideas, I would love to hear them.
566339
It would work perfectly for cheesecake as well for no bake goods also, great mold for oven & freezer or refrigerator! Try jello or mini quiche or even hony butter cornbread bites!
238489
I have not tried it but I don't think it would work. The cheese and sauce would get all over the inside of the bag and be a mess. Probably not worth the effort. The microwave would be a better choice
2076566
I don't think so. It doesn't work well with moisture. Cheese would be more moist than fondant. Even fondant after a while you have to let it sit for awhile.
1687766
No, this is really suited for butter or chocolate or caramel syrups. Cheese and fudge are too thick and wi clog in the spout. Advise buying a heated spout.
1616492
I really do not know. I purchased this to make fresh mozzarella cheese (buffalo cheese). Sorry :-(
1205887
This particular fondue pot is ideal for meat and cheese fondues. Chocolate fondues can be a bit more delicate, so your best bet would be to purchase a ceramic or fondue set with a heavier pot if you primarily wish to do chocolate fondues.
88400
I have only made cheese fondue and melted cheese on stove top prior to that. Never tried to make it on the burner.
537820
I would use it for cheese or chocolate and think it would be fine. I probably would make it and then put it in the pots to keep warm and then serve and enjoy.
72705
You will do just fine with cheese. The heat element for the "briquette" will not be enough to heat the whole thing up, it's just enough to get the briquette smoking. I'll use it for duck breast, or pork chops, just to get the smoke flavor in; it'll still be cold after 30-min smoking.
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Well if you want to melt the cheese yes you can use it cuz you know you can put at pot in the bottom to boil water and then you put over the aluminion pot and with the heat produce by the pot with water you can melt the cheese for macaroni or any other food ok bye