Porcelain Candle Fondue / Melting Pot — ideal for melting and serving chocolate, butter, cheese, candy, wax and more Key benefits Simplifies melting and serving: a single porcelain pot provides a contained, tabletop solution for heating and serving melts without using multiple pans or stovetop transfers. Gentle heat source: designed to be used with a small candle, providing low, steady warming for melting chocolate, butter, cheese, and other ingredients without aggressive boiling. Clean presentation and easy serving: porcelain construction offers a neutral, attractive serving vessel that works directly on the table for guests or family. Main features Porcelain melting pot: attractive, food‑oriented material suitable for tabletop use. Candleheated fondue: designed to use a small candle as the heat source to warm and melt ingredients at the table. Includes 2 fondue forks: ready for immediate serving and dipping. Multipurpose functionality: suited for chocolate fondue, butter warming and melting, cheese fondue, and light heating tasks. What you can warm or melt Chocolate, candy, butter, cheese, milk, broth Tapas and dipping sauces Wax for small craft tasks Practical use scenarios Dessert service: melt chocolate for fruit dipping and individual fondue servings at a dinner party or afternoon tea. Casual meals and entertaining: keep cheese or butter warm during a small gathering or outdoor party and let guests dip with the included forks. Small tasks and crafts: gently melt wax or confectionery coatings for hobby projects or candy making. What's included Porcelain melting pot Two fondue forks Candleheated fondue setup (designed to be used with a small candle) Why this product helps Reduces steps and mess by allowing melting and serving in one vessel. Makes tabletop dipping and sharing simple and elegant. Versatile: useful across kitchens, dining rooms, outdoor parties, and afternoon tea settings. Note: Designed for gentle, smallbatch warming and tabletop serving; use appropriate heatsafe surfaces and follow candle safety practices.