Cookworks Chocolate Fountain Reviews

My sisters 30th birthday was coming up and we were having a party for her. I thought a chocolate fountain was a great idea and it would look really good on the table with all the other food around it. The fact that im a complete chocoholic too made me want to buy it even more. I went to Argos and had a look through their fountains and ...  Read the complete review

This recent released gadget is aimed at chocolate lovers for obvious reason lol and has been sold worldwide. What many people don't know is that this invention was first designed and produced in 1928 by a man called Ben Brisman but it wasn't until 2004 they became used wide spread over England. If you are known for throwing ...  Read the complete review

Johnyy Depp is just one of the sexiest men in the world, and Im sure Im not the only woman out there who wouldnt mind a little liason with him, but unfortunatley for me, my M&S Chocolate Fountain is the closest I will ever get to him.....Willy Wonka, get it? Aaah I think I have eaten too much chocolate and it has gone to my brain! Never ...  Read the complete review

Setting up is quite easy, and it all looks great and I couldn't wait to get stuck in. Good points: Chocolate, the whole concept of eating that much chocolate is great. You can heat the chocolate in the base without having it moving while it is still lumpy. Bad points: The flow, it doesn't seam to flow ...  Read the complete review

When I set up my new Chocolate Fountain for the first time my mouth was watering. I could just imagine all those strawberries and bananas dipped in molten chocolate. Never mind the sticks, it would be quicker with a fork. It was almost dinner time, but never mind, I'd have a liquid chocolate lunch for change, as opposed to the other kind of liquid ...  Read the complete review

If there's one thing I know its chocolate fountains as a member of my family was selling them for the past year so I ending up getting one for free come to think of it most of my stuff comes free. (Well I guess im just cheap like that.) Anyways it was the perfect gift because theirs nothing like melted chocolate to cheer you up. In fact its ...  Read the complete review

I had wanted a chocolate fountain for quite a while but new it was one of those items i wouldnt use every day so didnt want to pay a fortune for it, when i saw this one in the argos store for just £19.99 i couldnt resist buying it. You have to assemble it yourself but this isnt difficult, it is just a case of putting the fountain pieces ...  Read the complete review

It is my grandaughters birthday today and she eats too much chocolate for her own good but she enjoys it so I brought a Cookworks Chocolate Fountain as a special treat for her birthday tea. It was only £15 from Argos and I was relieved about that because my daughter had been frightening me with stories of how her friends had paid £40 and £50 for ...  Read the complete review

Here's dedication - I have pleurisy at the moment - not nice. And yet still I write a review. I will get my reward in heaven. That Islamic heaven seems a good deal with all them virgins and what-not but I'll take any heaven if the truth be known. We have a 16-year old with a chocolate fetish. Annoyingly he isn't fat but his day will ...  Read the complete review