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Fondue


Marmish

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We are having dinner at a friend's house and are cooking "together" The men decided on the menu and chose fondue. We are providing the cheese and dessert. They are providing the dippers and appetizer/salad.

Here's the problem. The husband does not drink any alcohol due to past issues. I didn't think about that when they decided on fondue, thinking in my mind I would do a classic Emmenthaler/Gruyere one.

Can I substitute some other liquid for the wine? Is there another way to go?

edited to add the wife is a vegetarian.

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I would just use apple or white grape juice myself....a little flavor and a little acid is all you need

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We took ingredients for both a traditional fondue and one with apple juice, cheddar and swiss that I found on allrecipes.com and left the decision up to the other couple as to which one to make. They said either was fine and we ended up with the traditional one. Thanks for the input.

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