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Posted on: Oct 12, 08 12:36 pm by: Rudy Christensen
What do you all think of this?...
Guests line up to dip marshmallows, caramels, wafer cookies, bananas, apples, angel food cake squares and even vegetables in white, dark or milk chocolate.
"It's an interactive, hands-on way to entertain. People really like that they get to dip their dessert into the fountain instead of being handed to them on a plate," said Bobbie Snyder, owner of Seven Sisters Sweet Shop in Scottsdale.
Posted on: Oct 12, 08 12:33 pm by: Kathy Flores
What do you all think of this?...
For another thing, Ferrara always uses a trained attendant to set
up the fountain, show guests how it works, keep kids from sticking
in their fingers, fish out dropped food and check the chocolate's
temperature.
"I never have dripping or double dipping," Ferrara says.
Stacy Thorn, who rented a fountain recently for her niece's
wedding reception in Apple Valley, says the chocolate flowed without
a hitch.
Posted on: Oct 12, 08 04:15 am by: Mary Christensen
Look at what finally happened...
"It is visually appealing and all ages enjoy
dipping savory delights into the chocolate," Denise Schwartz, owner
of Brighton's Chocolate Connection said.
"All it takes is one look at the creamy cascading
cocoa confection and you can understand why it is all the buzz at
social events. Everyone loves chocolate.
Posted on: Oct 11, 08 08:11 am by: Jeff Jones
Can any of you give me some advice about this?...
You don't want to overpower your dress and headpiece with
a flamboyant hair style or color that overwhelms everything
else. Keep it simple and classic, and remember to practice
the look you want at home or with your stylist before the
wedding day.
Have your nails professionally manicured the day before
the wedding.