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Where can I return a sealed Xbox 360 game and get money or store credit?
Won an xbox 360 game I have no need for, and would like to get some money or store credit for it. Don't want to sell it on ebay or craigslist, just want to turn it into a retail store. It is still brand new and sealed. Thanks.
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A Chocolate Fountain makes a great addition to a party. With just a little preparation, you'll find that the main task becomes making sure that everyone gets a turn!
Preparation
The main preparation for your party can be done beforehand and mostly involves getting things ready to be dipped into the chocolate. Examples of things that go well are marshmallows, strawberries, pear and pineapple chunks. These can all be washed and diced beforehand, then transported them to the party in sealed plastic containers, just ready to be opened and arranged near to the fountain.
Supplies
Additional items you'll need will be wooden skewers or plastic forks to hold the chunks to be covered in chocolate, and a stack of napkins. A stack of plates of some form - china, plastic or paper is normally needed, but the napkins can be used instead if required. We found that a pack of baby wipes was also handy for cleaning up the more enthusiastic eaters, too! Of course, a roll of kitchen roll may well come in useful too, and at least one spoon is useful to have to hand when getting the flow started. If away from home, a couple of clean plastic bin bags can help (see later). An extension cord may be needed to allow the arranging of the fountain where the maximum number of guests can reach it at once. If this is the first outing for the chocolate fountain, then don't forget to give it a quick wash before use - preferably before the day of the party!
Party time tips
On the day, the main thing is to get the chocolate up to temperature and melted. If you need to rely on the chocolate fountain itself it can take longer than expected, so the ideal solution is to be able to melt the chocolate in a microwave before adding it to the fountain, as this hugely speeds up the process. Then it's just a matter of getting the fountain level - they normally have adjustable legs for this - to ensure that there's a steady curtain of chocolate round the whole of the fountain. It can be a bit fiddly if the chocolate's not quite up to temperature & flowing as it should, but it is possible!
You'll want to have a few places for the guest to dispose of napkins - remember the plastic bags from earlier - but keep at least one back...
Finally, after all have had their fill and if you're holding your party away from home, to prepare it for transport back, then just pour off any remaining chocolate into one of the containers you used for the fruit, let the fountain cool a bit then put it into that remaining plastic bags for transport to let you get it home without spreading chocolate everywhere!
Finally, there's the task of removing the chocolate and washing up - don't leave that too long!
For more idea, hints and tips relating to children's parties, see the Childs Party Supplies website.
For more on info on using a chocolate fountain at a party, including where to obtain the fountain or the chocolate, see the Chocolate fountain party tips post there.
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