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You may not be able to own a chocolate factory, but wouldn't it be neat to rent a chocolate fountain in New Hampshire for your party or fundraiser in New Hampshire? With a chocolate fountain at your wedding or party, guests can dip sweets or fruit and other goodies into a chocolate fountain to create their own decadent chocolate delights. ? Discover where you can find chocolate fountain rentals for your New Hampshire event!
New Hampshire Chocolate Fountain Rentals may also serve the following areas: Cornish, Greenfield, Stratham, Orange, Grafton, Northfield, East Hampstead, Dummer, Belmont, Shelburne, Rye, Monroe, Hopkinton, Henniker, Wilton, Webster, Canterbury, Sutton, Gorham, Epsom, Grantham, West Lebanon, Woodsville, Goshen, Nottingham, Center Ossipee, Dunbarton, Strafford, Harrisville, Meredith, Atkinson, Thornton, Ellsworth, Wakefield, Chatham.
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  • The 10 Secrets to a Perfectly Flowing Chocolate Fountain!
    • Setting up a Chocolate Fountain business or just bought a mini-home Chocolate Fountain then your about to learn the 10 Secrets to a perfectly flowing Chocolate Fountain!
  • Elsie's Chocolate Mousse Cake
    • From a Borden recipe booklet I picked up in 1993. Makes a 9-inch 2 layer cake. A wonderfully light cake in texture with a great chocolate flavor. This is a bit of work with the extra chill times but it is definitely worth it. Remember to store this in the refrigerator. -- posted by HokiesLady
  • Better Butter Crunch
    • Making anything with chocolate is guaranteed to produce something wonderful. I started out just making chocolate desserts, or chocolates with fillings, like fondants or truffles. After I while I decided to try my hand at candy. Butter crunch turned out to be the best recipe choice I ever made. My customers love it, and from all reports snack on it as if it were potato chips. It’s incredible that something so delicious is so very simple to produce.Consisting of three layers, butter crunch satisfies cravings in more ways than one. The crunchy middle provides crunching satisfaction as well as solving the fat and sugar cravings. The most difficult part of making butter crunch is the crunch itself.Made with only butter and sugar, butter crunch becomes very unstable at the high temperatures necessary to produce a crunchy end product. The result of that is separation, which is a terrible waste of a pound of butter. There is a very simple solution to this problem. I just add two tablespoons of corn syrup and it stabilizes the sugar.To make butter crunch ,simply put a pound of butter, two cups of white sugar and some corn syrup in to a medium size pot. Place you candy thermometer and stir gently and often until it reaches about 300F. Pour onto a cookie sheet which is lined with parchment paper and has chopped pecans scattered across the surface.Butter crunch is topped with chocolate, but don’t waste your time melting it and washing the pots you had to use! Let your butter crunch sit a few minutes and then sprinkle the chocolate wafers, or chocolate chips over the surface. In a couple of minutes, you will be able to easily spread the melted chocolate on your butter crunch with a spatula. Leave it to me to find the easy way!When you butter crunch cools, break it into pieces and store in airtight containers. Store it in a cool place. You can refrigerate, but a word of warning, some chocolate will develop a white haze in the fridge. Most often this disappears when the chocolate returns to room temperature.This is a very popular menu item with my customers. I have been told it tastes an awful lot like a SKOR bar. Learn more about making your own chocolate treats