Keto at The Melting Pot
Keto at The Melting Pot can be a fun, some even say, sexy experience. That’s because it’s very interactive and sensual as restaurants go.
It began in 1975 right near where I grew up, in Maitland Fl., which is now part of the Orlando sprawl. There were only three things on the menu…swiss cheese, beef, and chocolate. It was a big hit right away.
What’s different about it is that you cook and eat the food right at your table. Then you share it communally from the pot in the middle.
There have been movies, usually romances, with the fondue experience as a centerpiece.
It actually is not a bad way to eat, because it slows you down. Slower eating is healthier eating. It gives your body time to digest.
A little digestive system factoid: There are something like 30,000 enzymes in the mouth and stomach. They have to attach to each bite of food as you eat. So please give each bite some time before the next one. In other words, slow eating is much healthier than fast eating.
The other fun fact about The Melting Pot…three brothers opened the second restaurant after getting permission from the original owners. They then opened a couple more, and eventually bought the Name and became the owners of the chain.
The youngest brother was the dishwasher. He was fourteen years old. Today, he is the CEO of the company. Nice.
Now onto how to eat keto at The Melting Pot.
There are Four fondue cooking styles
Cast iron grilling
Cort bouillon (seasoned vegetable broth)
Coq au vin (burgundy wine, mushrooms, scallions, garlic) kōk″ ō văɴ′
Classic alpine (gruyere, raclette, fontina, white wine, garlic, nutmeg)
Our Top Keto Friendly Recommendation at The Melting Pot
Filet mignon and cold water lobster tail cooked fondue style in cort bouillon with asparagus on the side.
Meats for the Keto Diet at The Melting Pot
All-natural chicken breast
Filet mignon
Bacon
Shrimp
Cold water lobster tail
Garlic pepper sirloin
Atlantic salmon
Egg
Low Carb Friendly Cheeses at The Melting Pot
Gorgonzola cheese
Parmesan cheese
Vegetables at The Melting Pot for Keto Dieters
Baby spinach
Scallions
Mini sweet peppers
Asparagus
Cilantro
Red onion
Mixed greens
Zucchini
Mushrooms
Artichoke hearts
Romaine lettuce
Tomato
Low Carb Sauce Options for Ketosis
Lime wedges
Lemon wedges
Olive oil
Vinegar
To Drink at The Melting Pot To Stay Keto
Water
Unsweet tea
Hot tea
Coffee
Heavy cream
For a memorable experience and evening dinner, go Keto at The Melting Pot. It’s a lot of fun.
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