#42: Fondue Sets in the 1960s
In the 1960s, fondue sets emerged as a sensation, embodying the epitome of party dining. Found in restaurants and stores like Giant Eagle and Kroger’s, these pots were priced at $20-$30, making them accessible for many households. Adding cheese, meat, and bread transformed any gathering into a memorable occasion.
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With nine brands offering ready-made mixes, fondue epitomized the essence of cool yet casual dining during this era. Its convenience revolutionized hosting, transforming the fondue party into a beloved staple of social gatherings, where friends and family gathered around the communal pot for a fun and interactive dining experience.