MELTING POT AT HOME BRINGS FONDUE TO OVER 2,500 GROCERY STORES NATIONWIDE
Brand expands into Publix, Harris Teeter, Amazon Fresh, Safeway and more in largest retail push since 2023 launch
Now available at major
"While nothing beats Melting Pot's in-restaurant experience, Melting Pot at Home is making it easier for people to enjoy fondue when they can't make it into the restaurant," said
A selection of Melting Pot at Home products will be available at each grocer, featuring various cheese and chocolate fondues inspired by Melting Pot's recipes that delight more than 3 million restaurant guests annually. Each product is ready to heat and eat, allowing people to enjoy Melting Pot at home in minutes — no fondue pot required.
The expansion comes at the ideal time for at-home occasions like holiday entertaining, game-day gatherings, cozy winter nights and moments when shared food experiences take center stage.
Products are rolling out now across participating retailers. For more details, visit the-meltingpot.myshopify.com.
About Melting Pot
Founded in 1975, Melting Pot is America's premier fondue restaurant, serving more than 3 million guests annually across 90-plus locations in 31 U.S. states and
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