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Melting Pot's Ultimate 5-Course Experience Activates Five Senses

Melting Pot's Ultimate 5-Course Experience is a new fondue experience and celebration menu designed to activate all five senses. This five-course fondue experience is coming to all Melting Pot locations in time for the holiday season and the multi-sensory journey begins with the First Bite (Green Goddess and Bacon-Stuffed Tomato,) followed by Chef-Curated Cheese Fondue paired with the all-new Double Dippers—which are meant to be dipped in cheese fondue, then dipped again in crunchy coatings like scallions, beet sticks or everything bagel seasoning.

The multi-course dining experience continues with fresh salad and the Entrée Fondue (the Celebration Entrée: filet mignon, teriyaki-marinated steak, herb-crusted chicken breast and shrimp, or the Ultimate Celebration Entrée, which adds a lobster tail to the options.) Finally, the Chocolate Explosion Fondue concludes the dinner with bundt cake, cotton candy and fireworks.
Trend Themes
1. Multi-sensory Fondue Experiences - A new fondue experience designed to activate all five senses, offering a unique and immersive dining experience.
2. Chef-curated Cheese Fondue - A selection of cheese fondues combined with innovative double dippers creates a delightful and interactive fondue experience.
3. Chocolate Explosion Fondue - A grand finale to the meal with a combination of decadent treats and a visual delight of fireworks.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality Industry - Restaurants and hotels can take inspiration from the multi-sensory fondue experience to create unique and memorable dining experiences for their guests.
2. Food and Beverage Industry - Food and beverage companies can explore innovative combinations and presentations of cheese fondues to offer consumers a new way to enjoy a traditional dish.
3. Event Planning Industry - Event planners can incorporate the concept of the chocolate explosion fondue to create captivating dessert displays that leave a lasting impression on attendees.

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