Do you crave chocolate...but have more questions?
Do you add oil to your chocolate?
Oil is never added to milk or dark chocolate. The chocolate is specially formulated for use in fondue fountains. Due to the higher percentage of cocoa butter in white chocolate, it may be necessary to add a small amount of oil to ensure proper flow.
What dipping items do you offer?
Everything and anything you crave! All items are listed on the Rental Information page as well as our rental agreement, where you can choose your favorites. If you don't see what you're looking for on our list of favorites, we can accomodate special requests!
Can fountains be used outdoors?
Yes! When reserving your fountain be sure to notify us that your event is outdoors. A windguard will be provided to protect the chocolate from bugs & breezes. Events during winter months are recommended to be indoor only.
Do you have kosher chocolate fountains?
All fountains and chocolate are dairy kosher. Parve events, with a dedicated 34" fountain, are available for an additional $100.
How do I reserve a fountain?
Contact us for a rental agreement. Once completed and returned, your fountain is guaranteed! No deposit required!
I have my own fountain, do you sell chocolate?
Yes! We sell the same fondue chocolate we use in our fountains. Please contact us for pricing.
Do you offer discounts?
Yes, 10% discounts are offered to military families, professional caterers and event planners as well as hotels. 15% discounts are offered to non-profit organizations and educational institutions. Please mention at time of reservation.
Are there any additional fees?
There is an additional fee of $75 for events outside San Diego County. There is also an additional $100 for events held on any of the following days: New Year's Eve/Day, Easter, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve/Day.
Don't see what you are looking for? Have more questions?
Send us an email at ChocolateFountainSD@hotmail.com
"All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt." - Charles M. SchulzChocolate Fountains of San Diego
