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Family New Year's Eve Fondue

Family New Year's Fondue

Here’s a dip-and-dunk evening that loads of fun and simply good eating! Host this party when young kids are part of the festivities and a formal sit-down dinner just doesn’t work. Discover the pleasure of fondue entertaining—one of winter’s little pleasures.

Betty Crocker Original Supreme Brownie Mix

Tips from the Experts

Ann Stuart

"Make up resolutions both funny and serious: 'I resolve to give the dog a hug every day,' or 'I resolve to go to bed at my bedtime without arguing.'"

Ann, Food Editor - Betty Crocker Kitchens

A Toast to the New Year

  • A non-alcoholic version of our Noel Spritzer or sparkling apple cider in stemmed glasses makes toasting in the New Year extra-festive for one and all! Kids feel really special when they can drink from stemmed glasses, too.

  • Afraid of breaking your good crystal? You can pick up plastic stemmed glasses at party or import stores.


Flashlight Dancing Works Out the Wiggles

  • Are you ready to rock and roll? Between the cheese fondue and dessert, pass out flashlights to all the family members. Then turn on some music with a good beat, and turn out the lights.

  • Dancing and blinking the flashlights to the music is midnight madness for any age! Just be sure to move furniture and lamps to the side of the room so you can avoid any crashes.


Safety First

If there are young children in your family, here are some tips to make sure any fondue evening is both fun and safe for all:

  • Use slow cookers that stay cool on the outside (borrow some from the neighbors if necessary) instead of fondue pots.

  • Place them on the table just before serving, and keep electric cords out of the reach of children. Remove the pots as soon as the meal is over.

  • Or if you prefer, skip the slow cooker idea. Instead, ladle the hot fondue from a pot on the counter into small bowls or custard cups.

  • And have a care when using long-handled forks and cocktail picks around little ones!

The Day Before

  • Bake brownies for Brownies and Chocolate-Raspberry Fondue; cool completely and cut into squares. Cover tightly at room temperature.

The Morning Of

  • Make aioli for Roasted Green Beans with Roasted Garlic Aioli; cover and refrigerate.

About 4 Hours Before Serving

  • Make Slow-Cooker Cheese Fondue; keep warm until served. Cut-up French bread; store in plastic food-safe food storage bag until served.
  • Prepare Lettuce Bundles.

1 Hour Before Serving

  • Make Roast Beef 'n Swiss Tortilla Roll-Ups through Step 1

Last-Minute Prep

  • Roast green beans for Roasted Green Beans with Roasted Garlic Aioli.
  • Finish prep for Roast Beef 'n Swiss Tortilla Roll-Ups.
  • Make and serve Noel Spritzers; offer cheers.
  • Prepare fruit and Chocolate-Raspberry Fondue; serve as recipe directs.
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