There's a reason fondue was so popular in the '70s — and we're still scratching our heads as to why the trend didn't stick around. Fondue parties are a fun, casual way to get a group together and ...

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One is silky and sharable, the other bold and blanketing. Who wins? Key Points — Fondue and raclette are cozy, shareable ...

Back when fondue parties first were a fad, you may have been wearing bell bottoms and playing Bob Dylan and Joan Baez (on vinyl) on the stereo. Or maybe you were wearing rompers and playing on the ...

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Think about every dinner party trend that's come and gone over the years. " Let's be honest, certain dishes have become more than just food. They've turned into cultural artifacts, representing entire ...

One of my favorite holiday traditions is making a pot of cheese fondue for my family on New Year's Eve. It's casual, communal, delicious, and absolutely indulgent (it also pairs well with glasses of ...

Cheese is seasonal. And winter is melted cheese time. When it comes to the good, ooey, gooey stuff, two types of Northern European melted cheese typically reign supreme: fondue and raclette. Both ...