I would like to start this by saying I have not been to a Melting Pot restaurant yet, but hope to try one out in the near future. I received an e-mail from Triumph Dining about the Melting Pot now offering a gluten-free menu. I love fondue so I got really excited about this. When I was younger my parents used to have these fondue parties with some of my dad’s hunting buddies. It was usually an oil based fondue that they would cook their game meet with, but in recent years I have only had one fondue (it was okay).
The menu looks great! It is their normal menu, however under each item they list what substitutions (if any) to make it gluten-free. I love when places do this – they actually give you some options. I don’t like when you go somewhere and their “gluten-free options” consist of a salad with no dressing, blah, who wants that??
Visit their website to find a location near you or to view their menu options!
Click here for a PDF version of their Gluten Free Menu! gf-pacislandmenu!!
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In my case, I like having ‘substitutions’ or ‘options’ in fondue menus because I wanted to know how many more fondue variations will I be having in the future, lol! I think I run addicted to these fondue recipes. I wanted to try them all and then try my hardest to make a copycat recipe at home. (We don’t have an awfully lot of budget to go dining out always!)
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Thanks for stopping by my blog…I don’t know if you read any of my other posts but I’m a celiac too…I don’t know about Burberry line yet but have found that the best thing to do is to email or call companies and ask for the ingredient lists…
Nars is a gluten free brand..most companies will have some gluten free products but not the entire line…I’ve been gluten free for a year now and have found a lot of high end stuff that’s safe for us…good luck…let me know if you have any q’s…Dee
I’m so glad