Fondue restaurants are trendy and tons of fun, but they’re often quite expensive for such simple ingredients. Here are a few recipes for restaurant-quality fondue that you can make right in the comfort of your own kitchen.

Chocolate Fondue [Rachael Ray]
All you need is a fondue pot, bittersweet chocolate, heavy cream, and some fruit and other dipping items to make this traditional fondue recipe.

Chocolate Bar Fondue [Real Simple]
This recipe is perfect for anyone who wants to make fondue using basic ingredients that you already have at home. Use angel food cake or strawberries for dipping, and you’re good to go.

Milk Chocolate Fondue [Betty Crocker]
While some chocolate fondues can be a bit bitter, this one uses milk chocolate for a sweeter, creamier taste.

Chocolate Fondue [Williams Sonoma]
Adding some vanilla extract gives this chocolate fondue recipe a hint of extra flavor that your guests will love.

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In contrast to many nail places that have a somewhat casual vibe, the interior of Anthony Vince Nail Spa in Wellington is modern and professional. That attitude extends to the services, which are performed to the utmost precision.

A wide variety of nail polishes and glosses are available in every color of the rainbow, and manicures start at just $13. More extravagant treatments include the royal spa pedicure, which pairs a lower leg and foot massage with a cleansing lavender scrub that exfoliates and revives the skin, then followed by a hot towel wrap and polish. Or go for the hot stone paraffin spa pedicure, which features an invigorating hot stone massage with leg and foot treatments. You need to call ahead for that one, though.

Ask for Sabrina! Her services receive rave reviews.

Anthony Vince Nail Spa
2605 South State Road 7
Wellington, FL 33414
(561) 790-4883
www.avnailspawellington.com
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If the in-between brunch is your favorite meal of the day, you might simply adore the sweet and savory recipes on these great websites.

Food Network
Your favorite Food Network show hosts offer their own favorite brunch recipes on the network’s website. They offer tips and tricks for how to plan a beautiful brunch, ideas for food themes, and, of course, detailed recipes for how to create tasty dishes. The Sausage Bread Brunch Sandwich from the Sandwich King Jeff Mauro is great for a causal weekend breakfast, while the Ted Allen’s Brunch Tart with Spinach, Olives and Leeks is a great main course for a more sophisticated meal. Whatever your brunch style, you’ll find something for everyone on the Food Network's website.

AllRecipes
Browse by type of food, plan a breakfast buffet or search brunch foods by ingredient on the AllRecipes Breakfast and Brunch section. Each of these simple recipes are rated by users and feature the complete nutritional information, so you can plan your brunch right down to the smallest detail.

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