Parmesan Fondue Recipe
This Parmesan Fondue Recipe is one of the best ways to enjoy a cheesy dip! All you need for this parmesan cheese fondue is a few simple ingredients to get started. Be sure to check out my Delicious Dips for Football Season for even more yummy options!
Just cook and stir and once the cheese is melted, enjoy!
You can serve this with bread cubes, crackers, or more! The options are unlimited as long as you enjoy them!
With just four simple ingredients needed, there’s no reason not to make this dip! It’s delicious, it’s simple, and it’s perfect for sharing with family and friends.
Parmesan Fondue Recipe
To be honest, the hardest part about this recipe is having to stir the whole time! You stir in the milk and heat until cheese is melted, then you’re good to go to eat and enjoy! After you stir until heated, then you stir in the parmesan cheese, and enjoy!
Everyone in my house agrees that this dip is amazing! We always make it, gobble it up, and then stare at each other because we all want more!
What do you eat fondue with?
I like to cube up French bread as it’s fast and simple. You can use any type of bread, use any type of crackers, or anything else that you like to eat with cheese as a dipping option. I love these Garlic Parmesan Pretzel Crisps, personally.
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Best Dip Recipes:
Once you make this Fondue Parmesan Dip Recipe, pick some more to make as well! Here are some other options for yummy dips that we love to eat as well!
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Pair this Easy Lasagna Dip Recipe up with any of your favorite meal recipes!
Once you make this Sweet Grinch Dip Recipe, you’ll be smiling and loving every bite!
How do you store leftover fondue?
All you have to do to store fondue is to put it in the fridge in a container with a lid. When you’re ready to eat again, just reheat and start dipping!
FAQ: Parmesan Fondue Recipe
More Cheese Recipes:
- Instant Pot Ham and Cheese Mac
- Hearty Philly Cheesesteak Sloppy Joes
- Toasted Santa Fe Turkey Sandwich
Parmesan Fondue Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 ½ – 2 Cup(s) milk
- 16 Ounce(s) of cream cheese
- 1 ½ Cup(s) of grated parmesean
- ½ Teaspoon(s) garlic salt
Instructions
- Add the first two ingredients to a pan on the stove and stir until the cheese is melted.
- Mix the rest of the ingredients and then place them in a fondue pot.
- Serve with french bread that is squared.
What are you going to enjoy this dip recipe with?
This is my kind of recipe…but my boyfriend hates cheese…Can you imagine? Hating cheese? I’ll have to try this with my sister, and have a fondue party.
another great recipe, now am i going to have to buy a fondue pot? LOL
sibabe64 at ptd dot net
This sounds so good. I can think of quite a few things to use in this dip. This would be great on family movie night.
sounds good! I would love to try it
This sounds divine! And it looks easy enough for me to try my hand at. Thank you for sharing.
I just got a new fondue, this sounds delicious!!!
Oh this sounds amazing. Where have I been not to think of this 🙂
I’m definitely going to make this. It looks so incredibly easy. Thanks for this recipe.
Carol L
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Thank you for the wonderful recipe! This sounds so good. I can’t wait to try it! 🙂
oh that definately looks good thank you for the great recipe =}
This sounds fantastic and relatively easy to make! (which is essential for me haha) I’ve bought cheese fondue for years and my kids all love it, but I think they would love this too!
Thanks for this!
My gosh, that sounds perfect for a New Year’s Eve Party. Thanks for posting!
Sounds awesome! Can’t wait to try it.
Thank you for the great recipe. I love dips and this one doesn’t look hard but sounds yummy! I am going to try and print this for sure! Rita Spratlen
that sounds great!! I’m wondering if it would taste okay with soy or almond milk instead of regular milk. Maybe not…worth a try!
I’m definitely intrigued and thinking about making this soon! Can you make it ahead of time and reheat in the microwave? Thanks!
This looks really good! I’m going to have to try it. You need to be guest chef some time on my blog! Love for you to share a recipe! Susie
Could You tell me what I’m doing wrong with fondue.
I always receive a hard mass from cheese and liquid. When I prepare fondue first i’m heating milk with cheese and then it happens. The liquid is separated form cheese. I’ve tried add heat, lover heat.
Do you first heat the milk and then add the cheese?