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The Best Fondue Sets of 2026
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Cuisinart CFO-3SS 3-Quart Electric Fondue Pot
The Cuisinart electric fondue pot heats up quickly, making it easy to entertain. Read More
Pros
- Heats up quickly
- Recipe book included
- 3-year limited warranty
Cons
- None that we could find
Nostalgia FPS200 6-Cup Stainless Steel Electric Fondue
The smaller Nostalgia FPS200 electric fondue set gives off a retro feel, perfect for a fun fondue night with friends. Read More
Pros
- Retro look
- Cool-touch handles
- Color-coded forks
Cons
- Might have sharp edges
- Cord may be short
Dash Deluxe Stainless Steel Fondue Maker
The Dash Deluxe fondue maker is easy to clean due to its PFOA-free nonstick coating. Read More
Pros
- Great gift
- Easy to clean
- PFOA-free nonstick coating
Cons
- Cord is short
- Food cups are small
Swissmar Lugano 2-Quart Cast Iron Cheese Fondue Set
On the more expensive side, the Swissmar Lugano cast iron fondue set features a simple design and comes in a variety of colors. Read More
Pros
- Easy to adjust heat
- Even heat distribution
Cons
- Expensive
Kitchencraft Masterclass Cast Iron Fondue Set
This enameled cast iron fondue set from Kitchencraft includes a versatile burner to melt your favorite cheese. Read More
Pros
- Retains heat well
- 5-year warranty
Cons
- Heat source is so-so
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Cuisinart CFO-3SS 3-Quart Electric Fondue Pot
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Nostalgia FPS200 6-Cup Stainless Steel Electric Fondue
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Dash Deluxe Stainless Steel Fondue Maker
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Swissmar Lugano 2-Quart Cast Iron Cheese Fondue Set
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Kitchencraft Masterclass Cast Iron Fondue Set
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How to make fondue
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The Rundown
- Our favorite fondue sets are the Cuisinart CFO-3SS 3-Quart Electric Fondue Pot and the Nostalgia FPS200 6-Cup Stainless Steel Electric Fondue.
- These sets are easy to use and clean, often featuring nonstick interiors and dishwasher-safe components for convenience.
- Look for features like adjustable temperature controls, cool-touch handles, and included recipe booklets to enhance your fondue experience.
Finding new ways to entertain guests or your family can be hard, and sometimes the best inspiration comes from the past. With more and more people embracing cheese plates and charcuterie boards, it’s no surprise we’re seeing a resurgence in retro fondue sets.
What’s great about these is that they can be used to heat a variety of things, so if you’re more of a chocolate lover, you can still enjoy them. After researching thousands of product reviews, we rounded up some of the best fondue sets that are easy to use and even easier to clean up.
How to make fondue
There are a few tricks to making great fondue, the most important being to go slow and the second being that you must stir in the same direction throughout the fondue making process.
When we made fondue we decided to do a traditional cheese fondue recipe that included dry white wine, Swiss and Gruyere cheese, cornstarch, and cherry brandy.
After heating the fondue pot on medium heat I added 200 ml of dry white wine and let it heat up. Next, I added just under 14 oz. of fresh grated Swiss cheese and just under 14 oz. of grated Gruyere and let it melt slowly before slowly stirring in pinches of salt, pepper and nutmeg. A shot of cherry brandy helps so that the 1 tablespoon of cornstarch doesn’t clump as you add it next. This adds to the viscosity of your fondue. Once mixed you can turn the heat down to low and start dipping your bread, veggies or whatever else you’ve decided to pair.
What you can expect is smooth and creamy traditional fondue that goes well with vegetables, bread and more. Plus you can even spice up your spread with fun jams or spreads like homemade onion jam or your favorite chili crunch.
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Ceara Perez-Murphy is a staff writer at Reviewed. In her free time she likes trying out new recipes in the kitchen, exploring new restaurants and spending time outdoors with her dogs.
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