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Melting Pot

hez

By hez
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hez Enthusiast
hez
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My dh has a work function at, you guessed it, the melting pot! Why can we not go bowling? I am not sure if I am going to go. I feel bad for dh since other spouses will be there. Has anyone had a good or bad experience with the melting pot? How do others handle these situations? It is bound to keep happening since gluten-free is my life.

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It seems to be regional. Someone in Atlanta god a good response, I basically got told "don't eat here". There is flour in the cheese fondues, most of thier sauces are off-limits, and I highly recommend contacting them BEFORE you go, because the response I got led me to just go buy a fondue pot. I'm still a little irked at them.

Contact the one you are going to directly, because if you get their corporate office I can garuntee a brush off.

Elonwy

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Thank you Elonwy for responding. I figured I would have to contact the local manager. Just feel bad for dh to sit without me. I am trying to convince him to buddy up with one of the single guys in the office!

Hez

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Cheri A
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Oh, this makes me so sad... The Melting Pot is my dh and I's favorite restaurant to 'splurge' at for special occasions. I hope they become more aware and allergy friendly by the time I'd ever want to take my daughter there.

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