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Silky Chocolate Fondue

Posted by Melynie on October 11, 2009

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6 oz chips (I use semisweet)
1/2 c caramel
1/2 c heavy whipping cream

Stir and heat in fondue pot.

Chocolate Desserts Fondue

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