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Serving (melted) cheese in the round

Every party needs cheese. From little cubed varieties stuck onto the end of toothpicks to spreadable creations waiting for crackers and toast pieces, cheese is king of the party. With an endless assortment of cheeses out there, it comes as no surprise that not everything is for everybody. But melt that cheese, and it's another story altogether.

Designed not just as a cheese accessory, but more as a centerpiece for enjoying cheese with family and friends, the Trudeau Mini Party Grill Set offers an easy way to provide always-popular cheesy-melty goodness to your guests. The self-serve indoor grill, modeled … Read more

Party on with this raclette grill fondue combination

There's nothing that quite compares to the experience of sharing a meal. Perhaps it is some ancient human characteristic of safety in numbers that is triggered by communal eating. Or, maybe it's that we simply get hungry around the same time of the day. Whether it's due to our caveman ancestry or to our modern idiosyncrasies, we as humans like to eat together. Also, it's a great excuse for a party.

A variety of foods can be cooked at one time with the Eware 3K076 Electric Indoor Raclette Barbeque Grill with Fondue Pot, opening up the … Read more

Fondue meets raclette: Cheese party!

Cheese goes well with cheese. Few other food groups can claim that to the extent that cheese can. Besides crackers or bread, nothing seems to go quite as well with cheese other than more cheese. With such a wide variety of cheeses available it's possible to have a cheese-based meal, while still experiencing an exciting depth of flavors. From hot-and-gooey to the strong-and-smelly, cheese is easy to get carried away with.

For those who appreciate an overabundance of cheese in their meals, check out this Wimmeley Raclette Party Grill with Fondue Pot. The spirit of the cheese course is … Read more

Raclette grill for Super Bowl parties

Finally, it is time for the Super Bowl. The flip side to Thanksgiving, where delicious homemade full meals are served, Super Bowl Sunday is another great food day, albeit with less, shall we say, wholesome foods. Gone are the turkey and potato dishes with vegetable sides, replaced instead by greasy and fatty snackable treats. If Thanksgiving is the true start of the holiday season, perhaps Super Bowl Sunday is a fitting end.

Even though the Philadelphia Eagles lost and won't be appearing in this year's game, the Philly cheesesteak is still a timeless success. Deconstructed, its constituent ingredients … Read more