It is a lot easier than you may think to makes Sugar Free Chocolate Fondue.
The best part about this fondue, of course, that you can still dip your favorite fondue treats into it.
Sugar Free Chocolate Fondue
We must be getting close to Valentine's Day because all that I can think about at the moment is the vision of a strawberry with melted chocolate dripping off of it.
My vision really is not that bad of an idea. You most likely agree since you are here reading this.
There are many things other than strawberries that can be dipped into chocolate fondu.
I went with strawberries since they are a popular thing to dip when you are thinking about what to enjon on Valentine's Day. However, you could also dip most any other fruit (apples anyone?), or cookie, or just about anything.
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Obviously, we will be using chocolate in this recipe.
Are you shocked? Well, hold on because the chocolate that we will use in this recipe, since it is a sugar free recipe, is a sugar free chocolate. You can find sugar free chocolate chips easily online.
This recipe also calls for heavy cream.
If you want the most luscious/decadent result than go ahead and use heavy cream. However, if you are trying to avoid the downsides of heavy cream than consider using an alternative. You could use a mix of 3 parts milk to 1 part butter. I have even used Greek Yogurt.
Cuisinart CFO-3SS Electric Fondue Maker- this is perfect for this recipe. Electric fondue set suitable for chocolate, cheese, broth or oil Includes base, bowl, temperature probe, 8 fondue forks, and fork rack, BPA Free Elegant, brushed stainless-steel 3-quart bowl with nonstick interior Removable temperature control is adjustable for wide range of recipes;Product Built to North American Electrical Standards
Extract- such as Vanilla or even a brandy or liquor- 1 tablespoon total. Check label to make sure it is low sugar or sugar free of course.
Whatever you are dipping.
How to make Sugar Free Chocolate Fondue.
If making this on a stove- use a double boiler method - boil water in the bottom. In the top (pot or bowl) warm the heavy cream (or substitute), remove from heat and stir (whisk works well here) in remaining ingredients.
Single sauce pan method- over medium heat, warm your heavy cream (or substitute) and chocolate stirring constantly. Once melted, remove from heat and stir in your remaining ingredients. I usually spray the pan with nonstick before adding the ingredients for melting.
Finally, the fondue pot method. follow the directions that came with the pot. Many will instruct you to make the fondue as described above and then pour the fondue into the pot (careful as this will be warm.).
Dip your favorite fruit or other items into a sugar free or low sugar chocolate fondue.
Prep Time10 minutesmins
Cook Time10 minutesmins
Total Time20 minutesmins
Servings: 2-4 servings
Ingredients
Sugar Free Chocolate Chips- You can find a variety of sugar free and/or low carb chocolate chips in the post above- 1 8-10 ounce bag.
Heavy Creamcan sub in half & half or refer to post to see how to use Greek Yogurt - ⅔ cup.
Extract- such as Vanilla or even a brandy or liquor- 1 tablespoon total. Check label to make sure it is low sugar or sugar free of course.
Whatever you are dipping.
Instructions
If making this on a stove- use a double boiler method - boil water in the bottom. In the top (pot or bowl) warm the heavy cream (or substitute), remove from heat and stir (whisk works well here) in remaining ingredients.
Single sauce pan method- over medium heat, warm your heavy cream (or substitute) and chocolate stirring constantly. Once melted, remove from heat and stir in your remaining ingredients. I usually spray the pan with nonstick before adding the ingredients for melting.
Finally, the fondue pot method. follow the directions that came with the pot. Many will instruct you to make the fondue as described above and then pour the fondue into the pot (careful as this will be warm.).
Recipe Notes
See post for details
most recently updated:
February 2, 2018
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