fondue fork

I'm out of the wrong society to even think of fondue forks."

That's more fun than a quiverful of fondue forks, in my book.

The writer finds the long-handled fondue forks quite handy.

Would anyone have dreamed of using out-of-fashion fondue forks to pick up the big magnolia leaves that fall from the trees in the garden?

Comes with 4 fondue forks.

Rosemarie is telling me about the biscuits' origins, while she dunks them into the chocolate with a fondue fork.

When it is ready, diners dip cubes of bread speared on a fondue fork into the mixture.

Diners spear pieces of meat, shrimp and vegetable with fondue forks, and cook them in the hot broth.

Use the fondue forks."

It's placed on a burner, and diners with long fondue forks swirl bits of bread in the pot, gathering up the seething cheese.

Three fondue forks apiece, with color-coded tips, were delivered, so each diner could identify his or her own once they became mixed up in the pot.

After whisking everything into a homogenized golden swirl, our waitress turned the pot over to us for dipping with our long fondue forks.

Calphalon's stainless steel pot, which retails for $130, has fondue forks, each with a different animal on the handle.

He had one of them fondue forks right through his throat, and he was gaspin' for air but not makin' a sound.

But now, more because of the vagaries of network television than of any retro vogue for fondue forks or puka beads, he's back.

Each season, the designers concocted a narrative for the clothes, including a murder mystery involving a fondue fork and the travails of a wealthy family gone bankrupt.

Fondue forks belong in the out-of-fashion category, perhaps because eating gobs of melted cheese and deep-frying beef in hot oil now seem less appealing than they once did.

He melted the handles on the fondue forks that he used in lieu of skewers for the lamb kebabs, and the meat - only half-cooked - kept falling off.

A platter of apple wedges, button mushrooms, carrot slices and broccoli florets was brought to the table, along with a basket of bread chunks and long-handled fondue forks.

"She's keeping Reilly at a distance because she doesn't want him to find out it was she who stabbed his uncle--who is really his father--with a fondue fork."

Bad memories of 1972 may flash briefly before your eyes when the waiter places a bubbling fondue pot, fondue forks and chunks of day-old bread on the table, but it will pass quickly.

I regret not being able to deliver a smoking gun, but I think a smoking fondue fork will do just as well, although from the sound of it I can see why nobody ever used it in the old stories."

I ordered a modest fondue du jour, Gouda with caramelized onions, and it was a terrific combination, but I can't wield a fondue fork without thinking of bad parties and games of Twister.

The principle of the Cheese Fondue is the following: with a fondue fork eat some pieces of bread that you soak in the melted cheese and the white wine mixed in a fondue container with the garlic.